I have to say that this place is delicious. I'm very picky when it comes to Chinese food. Being…read morefrom Chicago I was spoiled. I was skeptical but decided to give it a try. I ordered the General Tso's chicken with fried rice. Even though it was delivery, the chicken was still crispy and delicious. The sauce was sweet and spicy. The fried rice was flaky and full of flavor. I'm very happy I tried this place. I'll be ordering again. You should too!

The best egg drop soup I've ever had. My daughter ordered the teriyaki beef and she loved it too…read more Going again for sure

Finally found quality pho in El Paso! Pho House delivers exactly what you hope for when you're…read morecraving a great bowl of noodles. The portions are Texas-sized -- a huge bowl of happiness loaded with fresh, proper garnish. The broth is rich, flavorful, and clearly made with care, and the meat is high quality and perfectly prepared. Every bite hits the spot. If you're looking for authentic, satisfying pho in El Paso, this is the place. I'll definitely be back for more.

Big open place with only a few booths and tables. Not cramped like all other restaurants…read more Pho was surprisingly good, broth was flavorful and tasty. Brisket was soft and tender. Just perfect during the cold days. Would definitely return, if I am in EP again.

Food and Service were GREAT!! Noodle dishes and Bao were…read moreeceptional. Will definitely return

The last day in 915/El Paso for Christmas family time so wife and I do everything possible to visit…read moreour favorite places to eat. The business is located in a small strip mall where parking is limited. As you enter, you are taken to your table and given menus. We truly enjoy the fresh noodles ( order them when you visit) We started with egg rolls which dont have a hard shell. Mother of Cashew ordered Orange chicken with noodles and i ordered the combination plate of noodles. While waiting, they had techno music looping which was a bit annoying. The food quickly arrived and upon bite one the fresh taste burst. I had some of the orange chicken and the chicken wasn't as good as my noodles. The actual chicken had no flavor once you get past the orange covering. When you add the red pepper sauce at the table it only enhances the flavor. It's a tad pricy ($41 w/waters) for two plates yet the flavor made it worth the trip when we returned home.

The best ramen place in El Paso. It's nice and perfect for a day when your craven ramen…read more (Only bad thing is the Birria ramen I ordered did not have much birria at all.) Service is nice people are friendly and helpful. The ambiance is nice me and my wife loved it.

Aledaña never disappoints. Went with a friend, she went with their most popular ramen, the…read moreTonkotsu, with pork, and she loved it. My favorite is the spicy miso, which I get with tofu. I LOVE their tofu! The day we went, they had a special on the mochi ice cream, and the staff recommended the strawberry and mango, and they were delicious. Staff is super friendly, ready to make recommendations, and the food is always beautifully presented. Place is small, so going with a large party would require letting them know ahead of time, but always good music and nice vibes.

I had a taste for Ramen so I started my Google searches and that is how I came across Gom Ramen in…read moreEl Paso, Texas. I have been down here for the last two months for work, checking out various restaurants in the area and I randomly thought to myself, I've not had any Texas-based Ramen just yet. The service was great, I was helped as soon as I walked in the clean establishment. The prices of the food were great and the quality was superb. I would definitely recommend this to someone looking to get their Ramen fix here in West Texas. I had the flavorful Mandu fried dumplings, Gom Ramen Spice level 2 and a Hot Yuja. I love the flavor and the freshness of both dishes. I will definitely be back to visit next time I am in town.

Just little oasis in the desert :). Great atmosphere and perfectly located off of I-10 less than 1…read moreminute. Food was prepped quickly and I can't see any differences of spicy noodle between here and Korea. The egg inside of spicy noodle wasn't just regular boiled egg, it was soy sauce marinated egg with beef the same as well. I can see that owner has a high pride and explaining very well on each food on the wall. Happy to find this place and hopefully they will be prosperous here for a while!! Thanks for serving me! 잘먹고 갑니다!

Wish I took a picture of our ramen. The ramen was tasty and loved that we can customize them if we…read moredesired. Like that the ramen add-on option was very large. The gyozas were delicious and not soggy. Customer service was good and like the decorative anime style.

Okay, El Paso -- this ramen spot delivers. I was not expecting to find ramen this good out here,…read morebut wow, every bowl that came out looked (and tasted) incredible. First off, the portions are huge -- definitely come hungry. The menu is super creative, with options like birria ramen, pozole ramen, and even a black garlic oil version that adds so much depth and flavor. I love that they let you choose your spice level or add on a chili bomb if you want to turn up the heat. As a vegan, I went straight for their vegan ramen, and it was so good -- rich, flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and tons of veggies. I also tried the veggie gyoza, which you can get pan-seared, fried, or steamed -- I went with steamed, and they were light, tender, and absolutely delicious. The vibe inside is chill, with that perfect ramen bar energy -- comforting, casual, and full of people slurping happily. You can tell they take pride in what they do here. If you're craving a hearty, flavorful bowl in El Paso, this place is it. Great portions, great variety, and honestly just great ramen.

A coworker and I came here for a late lunch/ early dinner and I would say it was okay. I wouldn't…read morego as far as saying it's the best or the worst but just alright. The rolls here are much bigger in size than most places and it felt like it was harder to eat without it just falling apart. It was my coworkers first time trying sushi and sadly it didn't really impress him much. I also picked this place due to the reviews but it seems like the name has been changed and maybe the business owner as well because it's now called Sushi Gang. I would say my favorite thing was the Eel nigiri. The dragon roll didn't meet my expectations from other Dragon rolls I had before. The Golden California roll was better than the Dragon roll. The staff was nice but they recommended something else to try and honestly it was very good. I don't even remember what it was but it was like a rice ball. I can't say I would go back here but give it a try and see if it meets your expectations. They seem to short staffed and that could be what went wrong that day but not sure.

I went with my family to the East Side to do some shopping for my son's Birthday. After we…read morefinished, since he wanted sushi, we looked for a place nearby in Apple Maps. When we arrived, we did not know what to expect (we even looked into the place in order to decide if we were staying or living). WHAT A SURPRISE!!!! The food (all of it) was SPECTACULAR. VERY fresh and tasty. The prices? I still cannot believe we ate so much delicious food for that amount of money. My wife wanted a Salmon Steak. They did not have the right sauce and therefore the dish was not in the menu. I asked if they could do a grilled salmon instead without the sauce. They did. My wife thinks it is probably the best salmon she had since we moved to El Paso. We are definitely going back often.

Noodles & Dumplings is a Chinese noodle chain in El Paso and this is their location near UTEP which…read moreis the closest to downtown. Maybe it was because I ordered via Uber Eats, but I thought the food was just average. Ordered Lanzhou noodles, pan fried bao (aka shengjianbao) and a green onion pancake. Prices are reasonable, though the food did not really stand out. The noodles had thin sliced pieces of beef and broccoli in a spicy soup that was on the oily side. Whereas the pan fried bao and green onion pancake suffered a bit from not being eaten right away. I do give credit for El Paso having a Chinese restaurant serving Lanzhou noodles like this, as this is the type of Chinese cuisine that is harder to find, even in larger US cities.

The overall broth of the noodles was okay. Nothing crazy or outstanding. Our order did come quick…read moreand it wasn't too hot. It was very hard to find a parking spot near the restaurant. Overall probably wouldn't comeback to this location. Pretty mid.