Good Fortune St. Pete

Quick service, attentive management, friendly staff, fun atmosphere. The issue lies in the food. For the price, I expected more. The Dan Dan noodles were dry and the pork was not consistent. Some big chunks, some little, and lacked flavor. The sushi was $16 and underwhelming, the fried rice was chewy and too spicy. The cocktails I did enjoy. If I were to come back, I would for the bar/drinks. Not sure what’s going on in the kitchen - it’s lacking authenticity and craft. There is so much potential here, but they are missing the mark with the food!

For the area (St. Pete) I'd say this is pretty good food that's slightly pricy. I went with a group of 5 and we shared food family style.
However, of the dishes we tried, they were pretty much all good but not great.
"Chili Crisp Wings" were not crispy but the sauce was good for sure
"Szechuan Dumplings" were pretty good but only had the slightest bit of spicy
"Salmon Nachos" we're alright but basically just 4 chips each with a bit of fish and sauce on it
"Crispy Brussel Sprouts" were great!
"Drunken Noodles" were good but relatively dry and seemed closer to Pad Thai
"Good Fortune Cookie" was literally just a giant fortune cookie with same old texture and taste. Kinda funny to see but not so yum that I'd order again.

It's an Asian Fusion place, they have a little bit of everything, and it's all decent. When I went they had only opened recently and I hope that as time goes on they refine their dishes and end up with some excellent dishes.

Obvious high production value, and, it may be a byproduct of my age, but maybe turn the music down during dinner hour. We sat at the sushi bar, which had some kind of barrier between the patrons and the sushi chefs, which was a bit confusing, as the purpose of sitting at the sushi bar is to commune with the chefs and see the sushi being made, but trendy never pays attention to these nuances. On the plus side, the food was good and portions reasonable at the price point. We ordered the Double Dragon Roll, sans the sauce they put on these things which drowns out the taste of the fish. It was quite generous and the sushi was good. We also had the Szechuan Dumplings, which, while tasty, had more of a Korean sauce on it, than something you would find in China. I was never able to get my drink, but they comped my husband's beer, so call it a draw. The waiter was attentive and pleasant, but needed to work out protocols with the bar. We may go back at a later date on hope they work out the kinks.

Awesome environment and incredible food. The drinks are fantastic but took 25 minutes to get. Make a reservation, it’s extremely busy.

What a great spot. Rare to find a place where the food, drinks and service are on point and then sprinkle in some great decor and the DJ was the cherry on top.

The Japanese milkbread was a must order for the table, crab rangoon was nice, I got the dirty noodles and a gin and jasmine. We split a big fortune cookie at the end for giggles. Honestly everything was great and I would easily come back.