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Fortune Five Chinese Restaurant

108A James St, Northbridge WA 6003, Australia

Recommended by 49 people

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108A James St, Northbridge WA 6003, Australia

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HoursMonday: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:30 – 9:30 PM Tuesday: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:30 – 9:30 PM Wednesday: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:30 – 9:30 PM Thursday: Closed Friday: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:30 – 9:30 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:30 – 9:30 PM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 5:30 – 9:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Fortune Five Chinese Restaurant

Northbridge regulars know to hit James Street well before 11 am for push-trolley dim sum that wastes zero time. Heated carts roll straight to the table the minute you sit—unloading bamboo steamers packed with plump har gow, pork dumplings, and silky rice rolls. Come dinner, the room shifts into banquet gear, with tables passing around herbal roast duck and egg noodles soaked in lobster broth. The floor stays loud, carts keep moving, and weekend queues are guaranteed.

  • Trolley-Service Dim Sum: Heated push-carts circulate directly to tables for immediate picks of giant prawn dumplings and fresh rice rolls.
  • Cantonese Banquet Mains: Generous shared plates anchor evening tables, led by herbal roast duck and lobster over braised noodles.
  • High-Energy Teahouse Pace: A bustling James Street teahouse featuring side-by-side dining rooms, brisk service, and steady morning queues.

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Why Diners Choose Fortune Five

From lively push-cart yum cha to shared Cantonese lobster banquets, experience Northbridge's classic teahouse dining. Visit our website to explore the menu and plan your meal.

  • Roving Trolley Service for Immediate Table-Side Selection

    Traditional heated push-trolleys circulate through the dining room so you can select steaming bamboo baskets right at your table without ordering delays.

    the staff bring around trolleys with a variety of dishes for selection

    Eric Dancer
  • Generous, Plump Hong Kong Dim Sum Classics

    Baskets are packed with generous, premium ingredients, including giant, succulent prawn har gow and expertly crafted dim sum staples.

    The har gow was a standout, featuring giant, plump prawns in a delicate and savoury wrap.

    Ribeye
  • Cantonese Banquet Feasts Built for Sharing

    Gathering with family or large groups is effortless with iconic Cantonese centerpiece dishes like rich lobster noodles and tender roast duck.

    Lobster and noodles were cooked to perfection, with noodles soaking up all the flavours.

    C Chew
  • Dependable Group Accommodations for Gatherings

    Spacious floor seating smoothly welcomes large group bookings, ensuring families and dining groups can celebrate together over shared plates.

    We usually come here in large groups of 10-12 people and they always accomodate us.

    jayjaytruviews
  • Bifurcated Layout Tailored to Dining Speed

    The venue features two distinct zones under one roof, letting you choose between the bustling trolley yum cha hall and a streamlined counter for single-plate lunches.

    On the left is the dim sum joint for 'yum cha', on the right is for one dish meals for a quick lunch.

    Rennie Soh
  • Fast, Consistent Midday Yum Cha Execution

    When midday schedules demand swift dining, dishes hit the table promptly, making it a reliable destination for Northbridge lunch breaks.

    Quick, efficient, and always consistent. The food hits the table fast, the flavours never disappoint, and the service is on point

    Nicole Tagorda

Other favorites

Complement your dim sum spread with traditional sides, sweets, and hot tea.

  • Custard Tart

    The other dish we thought was outstanding was the custard tart 😋

    greg wilton
  • Jellyfish Salad

    The jellyfish salad was also really yummy.

    Kim Koo
  • Deep Fried Tofu

    The tofu was delicious.

    greg wilton
  • Chinese Tea

    We had a lovely pot teapot of Chinese tea .

    Kml1974 Kml

Frequently Asked Questions

How does dim sum ordering work?

Dim sum operates with traditional roving heated push-carts brought directly to tables, where diners select hot dishes on the spot as trolleys circulate.

Should you expect a queue?

Queueing is common during peak weekend and lunch times, with lines often forming by 11:00 AM, though seating typically moves quickly. Arriving early helps minimize waits.

Why is the restaurant split into two sections?

The restaurant is split into two connected dining areas: one dedicated to cart-based dim sum yum cha, and the other focused on individual dishes and classic Cantonese meals.

Is parking easy to find?

Street parking in Northbridge can be tricky to find, especially on weekends and Friday nights. Paid street parking and paid parking lots are available nearby.

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