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Good Fortune Club - Wimbledon

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4.1 out of 5 stars4.1(135 reviews)

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Quick info

+44 20 4618 9962
91 High Street Wimbledon, London SW19 5EG, United Kingdom
£20–50

About Good Fortune Club - Wimbledon

On High Street Wimbledon, Good Fortune Club serves Chinese food across a menu of 145 dishes, with soups ranging from chicken and sweetcorn to a Sichuan hot and sour version offered alongside prawn crackers. Dim sum runs through the day, taking in cheung fun, dumplings, and duck rolls, with congee served as an accompaniment and a chilli condiment set out for dipping. Beef in black bean sauce, offered plain or with chilli, sits alongside sweet and sour prawns in egg fried sauce and crispy pork belly. Chinese tea is served throughout. The restaurant takes walk-ins rather than reservations, with tables available at midday on Saturdays without booking ahead. It opens daily, giving diners a consistent option through the week and weekend alike.

Good to know

  • Reservations
    Accepts reservations
  • Parking
    Usually difficult to find a space
  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance
  • Good for kids
    Good for kids
  • Dietary
    Vegetarian options

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Menu & Prices

145 dishes · mains £4–33
  • Chicken And Sweetcorn Soup£5.80
  • Prawn Crackers£4.80
  • Crab And Sweetcorn Soup£6.50
  • "Sichuan" Hot & Sour Soup£6.20
  • Vegetarian "Sichuan" Hot & Sour Soup£6.20
  • Won Ton Soup£6.50
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Reviews

4.1/5
135 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention dim sum, beef in black bean sauce, duck dishes and chilli condiment.

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85
4★
15
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9
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Customer Review Summary

Reviewers mostly come for the dim sum, with dumplings, duck rolls and congee singled out, plus a chilli condiment one reviewer calls the best dip for steamed dim sum. The Chinese tea and attentive service also earn praise. The main complaint is the beef in black bean sauce, which one diner found too salty to finish, and the crispy pork belly was called fatty. One table's cheung fun never arrived.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “One of our favourite dim sum spots here in southwest London. The dim sum is authentic and tasty, and having been here multiple times we've never had bad food. The wait staff is polite, helpful, and attentive. The atmosphere and decor is modern and more classy than a traditional Chinese restaurant. Will definitely keep coming back to this local favourite.”
  • Google user
    “We got some dumplings via the dim sum menu and the duck rolls. All were great. We got there during the dim sum menu time and ordered cheung fun but there must have been confusion because this never arrived. When we asked, we were informed this was no longer available today. We got the beef in black bean sauce and sweet and sour prawns with egg fried sauce. Everything was good and service was attentive. Chinese tea was a hit too. Reasonable prices and plenty of tables.”
  • Google user
    “Mum was visiting from Hong Kong and staying in Wimbledon. We needed a Dim Sum fix. Didn't get a chance to try that many dishes as we were only 3 people and my Auntie feels weird about pork (she's not Chinese). Very happy with what we got. Cheung Fun really thin and delicate. Har Gau and Gow Choi Goh superb. Lor Bak Goh tasty though could do with more turnip to make it meltier. Beef balls were tasty but texture was a little too smooth. Chow mein we were expecting thinner noodles but still pretty good. Stir fried Morning Glory was just right. Everything was really fresh especially as we ate at 3pm which is definitely not ideal Dim Sum time. Service and staff were terrific. Well priced and generous portions. Seriously impressed that this is in Wimbledon Village. Will be back to try out more (without my Auntie!).”
  • Google user
    “Good and service are good. We've been here for lunch i.e. dim sum and dinner but both were good.”
  • Google user
    “Average food. The beef with black bean sauce & chilli is particularly not recommended as it is way too salty and we couldn’t finish it. The Crispy pork belly has a high fat ratio as well. Service was good until we were rushed. Staff passed the bill without us asking for it. Noticed there were still empty tables though they may be reserved, but it would be better if the staff had explained the situation and asked us instead of the passive aggressive attitude. It would better match with the image/ambience the restaurant try to present as well.”

Hours

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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Saturday
Sunday

Highlights

  • Popular for lunch
  • Popular for dinner
  • Popular for solo dining
  • Small plates
  • Vegetarian options

Amenities

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Accepts reservations
  • Delivery
  • Takeout
  • Dine-in
  • Good for kids
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  • Vegetarian options
  • Bar onsite
  • Casual
  • Beer
  • Small plates
  • Dessert
Offerings· 3
  • Alcohol
  • Hard liquor
  • Wine
Crowd· 1
  • Groups
Dining options· 3
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Table service
Parking· 1
  • Usually difficult to find a space
Service options· 1
  • Curbside pickup
Popular for· 1
  • Solo dining
Facilities· 1
  • Restroom

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