Lucky Palace and Lounge is located at the Bossier Inn and Suites onsite. Great American dishes along with traditional Chinese Cuisine.

Reviews:

• Lucky Palace has been somewhat of a town secret. It is time that people heard the news, Lucky Palace is a great Chinese restaurant!The restaurant has an intimate atmosphere, even though it is a good size restaurant. The lights were low, drawing attention to the exotic fish in the multiple tanks.Our waiter was pleasant and knowledgeable, and suggested dishes for an appetizer, entree, and delicious dessert. We barely even needed to look at our menus.We were pleasantly surprised to find that Lucky Palace has an extensive wine list, one of the best in town. They even had their multiple Wine Spectator awards displayed on the walls to prove it.I would definitely recommend Lucky Palace to anyone looking for wonderful, authentic Chinese food.

• Lucky Palace has really changed in the past few years. I got take out and although it was a little over priced, the food was outstanding. Was quite fresh, and the taste was amazing! I would say try them for lunch, definitely a good choice!
• Lucky Palace is better than world class. We used to eat there once a week. Never had their buffet, but the carry-out is awesome. Best sesame chicken ever.
• I repeat "gourmet chinese restuarant": When most people think of chinese food outside of the major cities, they think of something cheap like egg foo young, or sweet and sour chicken. However, Lucky Palace, particularly in the evening is a "gourmet" chinese restuarant. Ok, here's a little back history, my father, chef James, is the head chef at the Lucky Palace. He is also now the current head chef at the horseshoe casino. Dad has a long history of being a culinary perfectionist, using me as a long-time guinne pig for his concoctions. His talent for the art has earned him recognition, not only in Louisiana, but back here in New York, where he used to live.
  Back to the restaurant. The food is great, which has been honored by wine spectator magazine as one of the best "food and wine pairing restaurants" in Louisiana. You can thank the wine portion to Lim, co-owner with his wife Evelyn. The dinner price might be a bother for some, however you pay for quality, which is what you get. The lunch buffet when it comes to the food is one of best in town, and doesn't come with the "gourmet" price, but it also doesn't come with some of the special items which can only be found in the dinner menu.
• Wonderful for Delivery: I have never actually been in the restaurant, but the food they deliver is some of the best in town. The hot & sour soup is a must for when I'm sick. When I'm well, its the sesame chicken all the way. A definate must for when you're craving Chinese.