Fortune Cookie Chinese Restaurant — Restaurant in Dalton

My in-laws were in town and wanted Chinese food for dinner. It had been years since I had eaten at Fortune Cookie I read the reviews and they were mostly good, right? The way I remember Fortune Cookie it was a nice sit down (no buffet) Chinese restaurant with delicious food. Well something has slipped over the years because now it’s no better than mall Chinese. Any dish that said fried chicken in the ingredients was nothing more than a heavily breaded chicken nugget with hardly any chicken in them covered in sauce with a few vegetables. The fried rice which all Four of use paid the up charge of $1.99 for was not fried rice it was a weird yellow rice with an occasional pea or carrots square. The egg rolls were totally in eatable grease and seemed they had been reheated. The lady was very apologetic and seemed to understand our disappointment. We paid $82 for a meal of egg drop soup :( We didn’t ask nor were we offered a discount when we left 4 full...

Our meals tasted as if they had been sitting awhile, everything but the Mongolian beef it was very good. I Had to pay for separate orders just to get fried rice, even though it was a meal. They said they Don't give fried rice with meals you have to pay full price for it separately. I was told they were sorry they left it out but there was nothing they could do about it. This saddens me. I always like to give opportunity for amends. Because it allows me to continue being a loyal customer. I was very disappointed.

Update after contacting the restaurant and speaking to them everything was made right.

New update they had previously worked everything out and said they would issue a refund but it has been over a month and I have made several calls to them about the refund and I still have not...

I’m not giving it a zero because the kiddos liked it, but keep in mind they also think their boogers and they think dog food tastes good too. It came in to go boxes? Which is weird, no neat boxes that you usually receive at chinese restaurants. The fried rice was definitely uncle Ben’s fried rice packet with a lot of salt and the sweet n sour chicken was not fluffy and crunchy, it was just all crunch with the fattest and smallest pieces of chicken. The crab rangoons had a small pinch of cream cheese(could have been mayo?) and they were HARD. Everything tasted old and tweaked to taste edible for children, but definitely did not taste like old fortune cookie. Highly...