You get what you pay for
A while ago, I made my first visit to Lucky Star and ordered a chicken and rice plate. What I ended up with was a huge portion of heavily salted rice and very little chicken. After eating this, my initial impression of Lucky Star was not good, but I recently decided to give it a second chance.
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To sum it up, if you're looking for cheap Chinese food, Lucky Star might be the place to go. However, if you're expecting quality (even if it's half-ass) in your meal, you would be better off going elsewhere. I'm not saying that Lucky Star is terrible, but you don't have to go far to find better (like, for example, Shang Hai on Poplar Ave.). Bottom line: you get what you pay for, although there are quite a few restaurants that serve better food at about the same pay as Lucky Star (like Mandarin Wok II in Millington). Anyway, this is only one man's opinion that could be wrong, so try it and judge it for yourself.
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