My sister and I absolutely love Kung Fu Noodle :D ! This is definitely one of the most authentic…read moreChinese restaurants we have come across in San Antonio :) ! The staff is super friendly and courteous :) ! We usually order the beef vermicelli soup, and a variety of dumplings :D ! They serve our food pretty promptly, with the soup still hot and tasty, and the dumplings steamy and savory :D ! My sister doesn't eat pork. So she typically orders dumplings that don't contain pork. I eat all kinds of meat. So I always order the pork and chive dumplings :D ! Whether you come in on a weekday or weekend, it always helps to come early if you can! If we want to go there for lunch, we try to get there as close to 11 am as possible when they first open. As it gets closer to 12 noon, it starts to get really busy, and it's harder and trickier for the staff to seat you. There is both booth and table seating. It's a great restaurant to catch up with friends, family or even colleagues over a good meal :) ! The parking lot out in front is a pretty decent size. But it can fill up pretty quickly when it gets busy! We also love ordering frozen dumplings to go :D ! For sure, we will definitely come back :D ! Kung Fu Noodle never disappoints :) !

Impressed is the right word for my experience!…read more Price point for the combination meals are amazing and portions are generous! I got the beef noodle soup with pork and chive steamed dumplings combination that comes with tea or soda. With tax, this is all under $20. The soup was better than what I've had in San Antonio and noodles were not too doughy with lots of beef. Pork chive dumplings were delicious! Staff was friendlier than other places that are asian own:). Casual place to eat with friends for great bowl of noodles and dumplings! I would come back to try other items off their menu. They have skewers as well!

I love Ramen and this place did not disappoint! Each ramen we tried tasted SO different and very…read moregood. We also order the Bao Bun appetizer (very good!) just make sure to order one per person since it's single serving. I ordered the Tonkotsu Black Ramen subbed bigger noodles - definitely recommend for a more creamy broth don't forget to add extra sauces tho that are on the table! The only thing we orded that we all weren't a big fan of was a drink called something like a kiwi sparkler (with rock candy) and it was very bland. Staff were very kind, and quick!

I very much enjoyed the vibe of this ramen house. I've been to the one in Florida and this one is…read moremuch more intimate and cozy. Love that the staff greet everyone as the enter and also when they leave. Very traditional in thought and modern in design. My food was wonderful and the server at the bar was extremely attentive. Everything had great texture, perfect temperature, and were delicious. The two cocktails I had were sweeter than I prefer, but they were still great. If you haven't been in, I highly recommend. They also have a Birria soup bowl that is phenomenal, I didn't get it this time because I wanted to try something new.

Would go a lot more than I do now if I did not live so far away. Great ramen I would go as far as…read moreto say the best in San Antonio.

Delicious, best boba in town. The tapioca is consistently delicious and always perfectly chewy. I…read moremade the mistake of trying a Thai tea in another place across town last week because I had a craving for boba and it just made me miss Suck it's Thai Tea even more, I had to come through today ! I look forward to my next visit

Seven years after my first review, the time has come for Noodle Tree to close its doors. Knowing…read morethat Chef Mike was ending his run, I wanted, no, needed to get one last bowl of the Hakata Ramen. My only regret was never being able to taste Chef Mike's menudo ramen. But still, whatever you order here, you're in for something truly special. Despite the sad news of the closing, service was always given with a smile. Our waitress was attentive, helpful, and sweet. I ordered the Hakata Ramen and a Dr Pepper (after my friend and I had coffee at Indy next door). The six minute egg is probably my favorite part. No wait, it's the broth. Or is it the noodles? Ugh, it's all great. The egg was delicious. Jammy yolk. The noodles were springy and chewy. The broth was rich and unctuous. The pork was soft and flavorful. Even when I took the leftovers home, it was still fantastic. The steam facial I received provided much relief from my mountain cedar allergies. There will be a huge ramen-bowl shaped hole in my heart and San Antonio's heart once Noodle Tree closes. They have the best ramen in the city and ramen shops have some incredibly large shoes to fill. Best of luck to you, Chef Mike. Thank you for all the magic you created in your kitchen.

The Noodle Tree was a pleasant surprise. My friend and I both enjoyed our burgers. They present it…read morein an entertaining way. The cheese was a nice touch. The burger I got was the spicy one. It's a delicious burger and it comes with a side of fries for $14. I added avocado for $2 extra. The fries are good but nothing special. They have free parking in the parking garage behind the restaurant. The service we received was very good. The restaurant has an anime theme. They also have free arcade games to play on for the kids and the kid in you. I truly recommend Noodle Tree and I will be back there in the near future.

The place was clean, and the A/C was working well, which was nice on a hot day. I wasn't planning…read moreto write a review because we were in a rush to find a place to eat, but I was so impressed by the excellent customer service we received from Genesis that I had to. The food was amazing and definitely did not disappoint. Overall, I'm writing this review because of the outstanding service provided by our server, Genesis. She made our dining experience even better, and I truly appreciate her kindness.

SO SO good! I wouldn't call myself a ramen connoisseur by any means, but this was some of the best…read moreramen I've had. We started with the tebasaki wings. Absolute perfection. Perfect amount of crisp. Perfect amount of sauce. Flavor was great, not too overpowering the actual wing. By the time we were finished we wished there were more than 4 wings, but that left plenty of room for drinks and ramen! We ordered the Bakudan Ramen and the Spicy Umami Miso. Of course, we added things like bean sprouts, egg, corn, mushrooms. Great flavor and good sized portions. The Sensei (Japanese Old Fashioned) was great. Restaurant was crowded but we were seated in no time. Our waitress was attentive and had great suggestions. Nice vibe for a ramen spot. 12/10 would recommend and will definitely be back to one of the many locations in the city.

Great ramen and Kimbap! Ice cream dessert was tasty! We went to try out this place behind the…read morestarbies and lined in between a pool hall and other restaurants. It kinda reminded me of a store in NY but cleaner lol. How is this place so empty at night?? The shrimp tempura was also good and actually pairs well with the tonkatsu broth. I must say with that much food, none felt greasy and I actually feel like I ate a light salad afterwards. The charsu was very tasty and my gyoza ramen was very well done and not over spiced. Our server was very nice and attentive, but we we the only people there. We do want to try more menu items and try everything!

The food is always delicious, presentation is fantastic and the restaurant is very clean, however…read moreservice is usually slow as they seem to only have one waitress/host.

This is one of the few times I have tried a new restaurant without thoroughly researching reviews…read moreand I highly regret it. I ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen and my soup was so salty that it was extremely difficult to eat. I could feel my blood pressure rising as I ate it, and only managed to finish half my bowl before I started feeling it in my head. If I had checked the reviews and seen that someone found a roach in their soup recently, I definitely would not have ordered this today. Despite their ramen being more affordable, I still feel like I wasted $12. Restaurant is decorated very modern and trendy, inside has cool decorations as well. I would go elsewhere next time.

So my daughter was adamant about checking this place out before they closed their doors for good…read more I'm don't know what's the reason for the closure but I must say I'm glad we did give them a try. The service from the beginning was great! Very friendly and helpful. The food was amazing!! I'm not a big fan of ramen but these were really good. The Nama sushi roll was a great recommendation made from the cashier. The ambiance is actually really great as well. Now the reason for giving only three stars was unfortunately my daughter and I spent most of our time before getting our food and while eating our food swatting away at gnats. Omg that was unbearable

Overall cute theme, interesting ordering by electronic tablet. The service was fast, very nice…read morepeople, food is good but my dish was a little too spicy, the hubs loved it :) I don't like that I saw a bug but I know it can happen, and think they should spray. Other than that overall pretty good and happy we tried it

How far can $50 go? In the context of the trying-too-hard-to-be-clever punny named "Time To 8", the…read moreanswer is, not very far at all. . Should have paid more heed to other reviewers. Alas, was really craving some 蔥油餅, and this was the only place that offered delivery with them! I am sad to report that @ the very premium price of $5 for a single pancake, it would have been a far more worthwhile choice to take an Uber to the Asian grocery store to buy an entire package of 8 to 10 frozen ones for practically the same price! Same goes for pretty much everything else. Buying the frozen versions would have been not only me expensive, but the tasteful pleasure would have been on par if not better. Bibigo, I Mei, Wei Chan are a few recommended frozen food companies that would serve you better! Taste profile for all items were mediocre at best. $6 Takoyoki Balls were probably the best, but even then, I have had far better for less dinero. The supposedly main course sized Donburi Gyudon was nowhere with the price, but it was at least pretty good. The 75 percent rice was good but obviously more meat would have been nice for $12. Not to be boringly dissimilar in my assessment, but the soups also are not recommended when they are so pricey. TLDR, eat here expecting average but overpriced food. When you consider value, this place is highly recommended- to avoid!