First time ordering from Mongolian Beef, and it was a huge disappointment. The Mongolian beef was…read moremostly onions--I could barely find any beef. The General Tso's chicken was almost all breading with very little chicken inside. The quality was terrible. I definitely won't be ordering from here again.

Our go to for CHINESE food! The dishes are authentic and delicious. Only been a take out customer…read moreso no review of the restaurant itself

I'm so mad at myself for not having tried this place before, when I live nearby. Service here is…read moregreat! The moment we walked in we were greeted, brought menus, and offered drinks as well as bowls of soup. Hot and sour soup and egg drop soup were delicious and piping hot as expected. Highly recommend the teriyaki chicken, sesame chicken and General Tso's. All three plates were fresh, delicious and surpassed all expectations. Didn't even remember to take pictures because we immediately dug in. Ambiance was very cute with a modern touch and La Rosa de Guadalupe playing on a couple TVs. I can most certainly see my family coming back here very soon! 10/10.

Since we went to El Paso today, we decided to stop for lunch at Royal Pandas. We were given a…read morefriendly welcome to their establishment by our waitress. My wife had the Kung Pao chicken and I had the Mongolian beef. We got the lunch specials which included soup and egg roll. Our lunches were plentiful and tasty. Service was excellent. Ambiance was typical for small suite in a strip mall.

Service is rude and just not welcoming. Might be a language barrier but no wonder nobody dines in…read more Food is unappetizing and lacking flavor it's actually sad looking. I wouldn't come back or order to go or recommend for that matter. So many other great places in the vicinity that this is a hard pass. You're welcome.

Soup was cold I asked for fried rice and because she ran my card already. A $21 Ticket, she would…read moreonly give me fried rice for a dollar more!! Terrible service!!!

Came here after the recommendation of a local guide. The place was empty, minus the one customer…read moretaking his order. By the time we left, it was packed. We were advised to sit wherever we chose. The gentleman serving us was nice, albeit very quick. We ordered the egg drop soup (one bowl is enough for 2 people), the shrimp and green beans and the sweet and sour chicken, with fried rice and steamed rice, respectively. The egg drop soup was delicious. We've not been able to find a place that serves egg drop soup that is flavorful, not salty and with visible cooked egg until now. Absolutely delicious. The green beans and shrimp were cooked to perfection and the sweet and sour chicken came with the sauce on the side, which kept the chicken crispy. Food was great, would eat here again. Down side? Bathroom smelled foul. I want to advise the owners to take a good look at their ventilation system, as the smell was just gross. The decor is absolutely confusing (Chinese paintings, naval decor) and the TV was running for the one staff member who kept watching synopsis of movies, some of them a bit disturbing and not fit for a family restaurant. Maybe they want to switch programming a bit. Also, country music in a noodle restaurant, not bad, but definitely unusual.

Very fresh really good food found this place by mistake. I highly recommend this place to family…read moreand friends.

This was my first time ordering from Kungfu Noodle. I place a pretty large order for my family, but…read morewill base this review on my specific plate. It was a Sunday Afternoon, around 6 PM or so, and the restaurant was surprisingly not busy at all. I decided to place an order to go--the employee behind the counter was very kind and helpful in providing feedback for my selections. It was a larger order, and it took about 15-20 min for it all to be ready (consider placing the order over the phone and picking it up). The restaurant had a large TV to watch while we waited for the food to be ready, so that helped. Inside is plenty of seating, probably around 10-15 tables or so. I ordered the Chicken + Beef Fried Rice plate. It was MASSIVE, which I liked! Definitely did not eat it all in one sitting. The dish was flavorful--the seasonings were just right and the meats were tender and not chewy. It's a basic dish, but Kungfu Noodle does it very right in my opinion. I would definitely come back to try their other dishes. Their menu is extensive and full of variety.

Very excited to see a place that had some options for my meat eater friends and vegetarians. Walked…read morein and the ambiance is a bit strange to match the menu, but hey it's more about the food right. Once we walked in there were folks picking up their to-go meals, and then it was out turn. We were told we can sit wherever we would like. Plenary of seating as there was only one couple there. Choose our place and the lady at the front came over with menus. She came back to get our drink orders and since I ordered water, I witness them actually getting the ice from a container that is underneath a shelf with out a cover and then a pitcher for the water so I asked for something else as people are passing by the area and nothing is covering it. A friend ordered one of the boba teas and loved it. Their lemonade is SWEET. Too sweet for me, had to add water to it. Alright now for the food. We ordered the following; takoyaki octopus balls 1/5 Juicy Pork Bao 3/5 Black garlic tonkotsu 5/5 Salmon Poke bowl 1/5 The octopus balls were the vibe of thawed and then warmed up, they are not fresh at all. The Salmon poke bowl was a joke. It was basically just a ton of rice and then a thin layer of toppings with a ton of sauce. The salmon pieces were itty-bitty cubes. The bao were decent but was told their were as good as a place we love that has them. Now the black garlic tonkotsu was apparently amazing! If only I ate pork I would have been a happy camper. Just a heads up, they have things such as steamed Veggie gyoza on their menu but they don't actually have it. nor do they have veggie spring rolls, even though it's on the menu. The way the food came out was very strange as well. The ramen was the first thing, then the milk boba, then the Bao, then when the ramen meal was almost done, the Poke bowl came out. All very strange. Not sure their method, so if you come with a group, you may not all get your food at the same time. All in all, this is definitely not be a good to place to eat for me.

The food was terrible. No flavor. Food was so bland. Wouldn't get food from there if someone else…read morepaid for it! Stay away

This place might be smaller than your usual restaurant but the food tastes amazing. Ordered some…read morenoodles with vegetables and I couldn't had been more satisfied when you combine it with some good tea straigh from the pot. The the ambiance is nice and silent. Just getting your daily intake of vitamin delicious and a great conversation. The parking offers enough space and the service was great. Sitting next to the counter might have also helped and provided a nice view on how nice the staff are with everyone that walks in. Can't wait to come back. Provecho!

Wait time is so bad that it's honestly not worth ordering and the staff is not efficientread more

Excellent service. Very friendly. The pork chow mein is delicious. Order was ready when I went to…read morepick it up and all happy. Definitely be back! Lot of food. Nice sized portions

The food was good but it is not authentic it has all been tweaked in an odd (El Paso?) fashion…read more More often than not it tasted good though. Otherwise this would be three stars. Pan fried dumplings : small, odd shape, served flipped tupside down apparently directly from the pan, and not all that crispy. BBQ pork Bao: split on top, way too soft (and wrong) texture Spicy Sichuan soup - this was easily the best dish but it's made with lemongrass ?? that's a Thai thing. An unusual but delicious tweak. Dry fried chicken - completely not authentic this came coated in a spicy dust. Truly bizarre

I was highly anticipating eating here while driving from California through Texas, especially since…read morethey have plaques for best Chinese food in El Paso in addition to the high reviews by hundreds of customers. Unfortunately, my fiancé and I were disappointed with what was brought to the table. While the portion sizes and cost-per-plate were very nice, the flavor seemed to miss. * Our Sesame Chicken just tasted like orange chicken with a bunch of sesame seeds on it * Xiao long baos were weirdly tangy? * SumSam dumplings were good in taste overall, but the dumpling wrapper fell apart very quickly when being picked up and the filling kept falling out. Our favorite dish we ordered though * Pork BBQ Bao was also good in flavor, but the bao felt a bit starchy and was hard to chew at times. Additionally when we arrived, the floors were sticky, the sauce jars at the table did not look recently cleaned, and there was still residual food under our table from previous patrons.