Lucky Star - Market St.

Great as usual!

delivery was super but food was not it?s best. We had the best meals 5 times and this one was not great at all.

Always awesome!

Always quick. Always hot. Always good.

Every time the food is fresh and full of flavor, delicious!

Great food.

Always great

La comida sueper helada

I've been eating at this location for over 8 years and its hands down my favorite take out Chinese. Quality and quantity is always on point. The people behind the counter have always been extremely friendly and professional.

Everything was amazing! I love this place. Delivery driver even texted me when our food arrived! Can?t say more good things about this place.

I've been eating here for years now ,always friendly, consistently good food at a fair price . My favorite General Tso in town.

Great service, great food! Portions were huge, food was fresh and hot, delivery person was friendly, overall a great option when you don't want to cook!

Always very good and timely food and delivery. The only problem that I have experienced with Lucky Star - Market St. is always centered around their stock of 2 liter soda(s), I always request a Diet Coke, but most often get a Diet Pepsi or just the standard sweetened Pepsi. Still Lucky Star typically does excellent work.

Very good!

Very good, even the soda was correct- Diet Coke was Diet Coke, not Diet Pepsi.

Always perfect Lucky Star, and the delivery folks! Thank you!!

I've been ordering takeout from Lucky Star for around 5 years now. Always friendly staff and consistently good quality and quantity of food. My go to take out in Wilmington

Food was hot and fresh as always. They are always super friendly and helpful.

It was really good!

We love Lucky Star & Eat Street!

I messed up my order and didn?t give me my egg roll

Excellent food! Never disappointed with anything from them.

The Beef Lo Mein was great, the Mongolian Beef was okay (no spice level at all, it's supposed to be hot, that's what the pepper icon by the name is supposed to mean!), and the Kung Pao Shrimp was 60% celery and full of peanuts for some unknown reason. What I learned: Stick to the lo mein dishes and don't bother ordering anything that's supposed to have spice in it.