The soup is crowned with generous, thick-cut chunks of beef shank. Braised to absolute tenderness, the meat effortlessly pulls apart with chopsticks, boasting a rich flavor that perfectly complements the spicy soup. A bright, fresh contrast of chopped cilantro, scallions, and a handful of crisp bok choy cuts through the richness beautifully. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Spicy Beef Noodles Soup - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Hand-pulled noodles just hit different Kungfu Ramen is a low-key spot serving fresh, made-on-site noodles with a variety of styles: thin, thick, wide, knife-sliced... you name it. Everything is prepared fresh, and you can really taste the quality and tradition in every bite. We went all in and shared: Popcorn chicken Hot chili dumplings Pork pot stickers Stir-fried noodles with chicken House special noodle soup (beef, brisket, meatball, tendon) Matcha milk tea Flavor-packed, comforting, and perfect for noodle lovers. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Popcorn chicken - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Kungfu Noodles in Tempe hits right. Fresh made pulled noodles for their Lanzhou ramen. Their soup dumplings, xiao long bao is top notch and the vinegar sauce is one of the tastiest concoctions. Take the vinegar out of the steamer ASAP because you don't want to cook the sauce. Try the stir-fry noodle. We love it with just the vegetables. Finally, the popcorn chicken with five spiced powder is coated with crispy cornstarch!!!! Come try it! read more

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Thought I reviewed it on our first visit but can't find my review so here we go... It's our second visit to Kungfu Ramen so trying something different. Got the braised beef ramen plus Mongolian chicken and xiao long bao for a new and very tasty adventure! Beef was nice and tender and the ramen soup with hand pulled original noodles was wonderfully savory with a tiny little kick and nice bouncy noodles too! The soup dumplings were nice and packed with flavor and the accompanying dipping sauce was nice. My friend was smiling ear to ear while eating their Mongolian chicken. We also ordered a stir fried rice noodle chicken to go (may have been a mix up and got regular noodles instead of rice noodles) which unfortunately am told was just ok. The dining room is clean and service is fast. Food is nice and hot so it was perfectly timed and just what we needed! It's nice to know the noodles are made fresh in house so you can order the type of noodles you want. Looking forward to giving m them another try for the stir fried rice noodles and hope to get the right one next time. Didn't realize there was a mix up until we brought it home. Parking is easy and right outside the door. read more

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I only gave it 1 star just to review. Food was ok nothing to write home about. Who the heck charges gratuity on only 3 people usually it's 4 or more. Yes we had four and a baby but really. The place was warm very uncomfortable to eat. My opinion I won't be back. Next stop home. read more

I've been coming here for months and it is mighty tasty. They recently updated the interior and it looks brighter and bigger now. The menu changed a little bit, but I was still able to get my favorite. I love this place because everything is basically made in house and it tastes so good. The staff is kind and welcoming. I was impressed by their to go bag, cute and effective to keep your leftovers warm. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Ramen - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

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They're back open after renovations. Kung Fu Ramen did an overhaul and is now Kung Fu Noodles. They have the same menu with a couple added dishes from the chandler location. Food is excellent. Hand pulled noodles are the best in town. I loved the Pickled Veggie Fried Rice as well. The XLB is hand made and delicious too. read more

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Delicious hand pulled noodles in a spicy beef broth. Service was fast and everything we ordered was delicious. Will be back. read more

This place has very good food. I used to frequent it a lot more but now every time that I have tried to go back the line is literally out the door. Wait times can very but its usually 1hr plus. The food is freshly made and it has always tasted great. The service is good and employees were always friendly. Portions are big enough to share and prices are reasonable. They offer dine in and to go options and the menu has a wide variety of foods. If you are in the area and looking for some good food, look no further and give this place a try! read more

Had issues with DoorDash here - apparently they never got our order in there system even though DD said they did. Got my refund with DD so it was fine. Ended up ordering to-go and got the tomato beef noodle soup and dumplings. The noodle soup was just OK - oddly very sour/tart compared to any tomato beef noodle soup we've ever had, so we didn't really like it. The steamed dumplings were just OK. Probably won't return but they are quite popular for other items, give it a try and decide for yourself. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Tomato beef noodle soup and 8 Steamed Dumplings - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Braised brisket w hand pulled noodles is SOOOO good! I try to get it whenever I'm in Tempe. And if I'm not hungry at the moment, I order it to go for later. read more

I left this restaurant four hours ago and while parking my car at home I had a neighbor ask me if I'd recommend this place for lunch........I quickly thought about it and replied "yes." Our server was super kind and answered all our menu questions in detail. I wasn't sure what to expect but really enjoyed the signature noodle soup. ($14.99) It arrived hot in a large bowl with VERY tender beef, chick peas, leafy greens, slices of tomatoes and lots of noodles. Interesting-Personally I don't recall ever having chickpeas in noodle soup before. Or I just haven't had enough varieties of Chinese noodle soups. :) ) The broth was very tasty! They have eight different varieties of noodles to choose from. Hand pulled: thin, regular, thick, chive, wide and extra wide. Knife-sliced noodles: regular and wide. My cohort's entrees came with generous portions of their choice of noodles! Stir fried lamb and regular noodles ($16.99) and chicken with sauce on thin noodles. ($14.99) One gal took half her entree home because she couldn't eat the large portion. No wait time for a table at noon today (Monday) and there is lots of free parking. read more

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Ramen Fact: The word "ramen" may have come from the Chinese word "lamian," a type of Chinese noodle. With that said, don't come here thinking you're getting Japanese ramen. This is very much a Chinese noodle shop. Once you get that cleared up and in your head that you won't be inhaling Japanese ramen like Naruto, you will enjoy yourself! Our party of five got a wide variety of food to eat. Spicy Cucumber Salad, Scallion Pancake, Meat in Bun, and Xiao Long Baos were shared. For my main dish, I got the Sauce Mixed Noodles with lamb and chive noodles (although it didn't taste like chives to me). Everything was pretty good. Their spicy cucumber salad was standard and satisfying. It's no Michelin Star but it was still satisfying.The scallion pancake and meat in bun was nothing spectacular either but still very delicious. The XLBs were pretty good. Definitely get these if you stop into Kungfu Ramen. As for the Sauce Mixed Noodles, they were good! It comes in a tomato sauce and the noodles were delightfully springy. All in all, I enjoyed my meal with friends at Kungfu Ramen. read more

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Kungfu Ramen is an Asian restaurant which offers much more than ramen! I was pleased with the service. There were two individuals to seat and serve Customers. It was fast and friendly, so nothing to worry about there. Of course, arriving right at "opening" time helps! ;) There's much more than just ramen on the menu. Since they offered Dim Sum, I asked if they offered Shumai. Sadly, they didn't. The Xiao Long Bao (XLB) was made with beef. For me, this was out of the ordinary, given I'd had XLB made with either shrimp, pork or both in the past, but never beef. The flavor was okay and they were served steaming hot. The Scallion Pancake was light and thin; very delicate. I just wish it had more scallion flavor. The cucumber salad was okay, though it looked like the veggies were a bit old. Overall, the food and experience were good and I may visit again to try their ramen read more

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Came in with a friend who was craving ramen nearby. We Yelped and this place showed up. Super chill with the staff being attentive and friendly. They spend time talking to you and making you feel at home. The food itself is tasty, had got a ramen which was yummy. I'd g definitely go again and try the other items on the menu. For me personally, I like ordering a side of rice to dump the broth into it. Reminds me of chicken and rice soup! As the other reviewers have said, this is a chinese restaurant, but don't let that deter you from trying it out. My friend and I enjoyed the food, atmosphere, and staff. read more

Overall a 3.5/5 stars. We've been looking for a hand drawn noodle restaurant replacement ever since our favorite closed down last year. We would have never found this place if it weren't for some word of mouth. As others have stated, don't let the name fool you. It's not a Japanese ramen place! It should be "lamian," which is the Chinese word for noodles. You will only find Chinese staple dishes here (not American Chinese takeout style). The restaurant is super clean and the staff are gentle and kind. I appreciated how one employee helped me package our leftovers :) Portions are HUGE! One dish could easily become 2-3 meals for a single person. I ordered the Chicken Stir-fried Noodles with the default thickness of noodles. The flavor was good, but way too salty for me. Noodle texture was fine. It was also a bit greasy. My partner got the Lanzhou Noodles with thin noodles. I really enjoyed his dish. The seasoning was just right (still a touch too salty for me, but I am more salt sensitive). I kept asking for more spoonfuls of his broth. Something that I don't mind, but my partner does: the dish does mostly come with fattier and collagen heavy pieces of meat. We think Kungfu Ramen excels more with their noodle soups, so we plan on coming back to try their other noodle soup dishes and appetizers. I would not say Kungfu Ramen is a replacement for some of the beloved hand drawn noodle places that have come before it, but it is still solid enough for us to give it another chance. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Chicken Stir-fried Noodles - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I decided to bring the family here while they were visiting since this place was decent when I visited last. (over a year ago) The quality of the food has drastically changed. We ordered a variety of soup types and they all tasted the same. While I do appreciate the homemade hand pulled noodles - they were too soggy in the broth. The buns and baos were too salty and the scallion pancakes were bland. I understand scallion pancakes are usually more aromatic than savory but it lacked both in this case. They had no cucumber salad available. We also ordered the general tso's chicken which was inedible and tasted very chemically. The waitress who served us had a bad attitude. They still have an open floor seating concept, but with plenty of open tables, they still sat us next to the restrooms. Overall, the experience here felt unorganized and the service was a bit aloof. The quality of food has gone down. I'm not sure if we caught them on a bad day, but I would think ordering some signature dishes off their menu would be a safe route, which it wasn't. read more

This was the place we saw when we were looking for a restaurant that had noodles. We came here for dinner around 7:15pm. The parking lot was dark but had enough parking spaces. We were seated immediately and looked at the menu in the low lighting. A lot of things on the menu sounded good to us. We ordered the Steamed Pork Buns ($9.99), Steamed Dumplings ($8.99), Pot Stickers ($8.99), Braised Beef Noodle Soup with hand-pulled wide noodles ($10.99), and the Spicy Noodle Soup ($10.99). The Steamed Pork Buns were delicious, the Steamed Dumplings were good, the Pot Stickers was good, the Braised Beef Noodle Soup with hand-pulled wide noodles was delicious, and the Spicy Noodle Soup was not bad. I especially liked the Steamed Pork Buns and the hand-pulled wide noodles from the Braised Beef Noodle Soup. The flavor of the broth was good and strong to me. I would recommend all of those if you don't know what to order. Good food here and I will be back in the future. read more

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Unassuming Chinese restaurant in Tempe. If you're actually looking for Japanese ramen, this isn't the place. This is more Chinese noodle soup. The staff is helpful and extremely nice. They are understaff, but who isn't during these times. We order the soup dumplings (xiao long bun), char siu buns, and sauce noodles with lamb. The soup dumplings were delicious and had a good amount of soup inside. They are hot so be careful putting the whole thing in your mouth so soon. The char siu buns were warm and fluffy. Not sure if those are home made or not. Nonetheless, a must order. The sauce noodles is a tomato base sauce. It's drenched in sauce and comes with bell peppers, zucchini, onion, tomato chunks, and of course your choice of noodles. I do recommend trying this place if you're looking for Chinese take-out/experience. ENJOY! read more

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Ok, so just ignore the name. It has nothing to do with Kung Fu or ramen, it's just amazing traditional Chinese dishes and hand drawn noodles (like my much-missed Nahn Zhou Hand Drawn Noodle House). I had the beef signature soup and it was outstanding: beef was unctuous, well cooked, and delicious. The broth was excellent and the veggies tatsy! Wife has xiaong ling bao (soup dumplings) and declared them almost as good as Chou's Kitchen. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Signature Beef Noodle Soup - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Kung Fu Ramen is a misnomer as they do not serve ramen; they serve hand pulled noodles. Miscommunication error or whatever gets you through the door, right? After feeling sick I decided it would be an appropriate time to order soup. We were able to order easily via their website which has pictures for all of the items. 6 Pan fried pork buns, $9.99: A bit doughier than I expected, with the dough-to-meat ratio slightly skewed. Otherwise a solid bun. House noodle soup, $11.99: The soup was packaged separately from the noodle bowl which was a nice touch. The tomatoes and broccoli seemed like mismatched vegetables with the choy. The noodles were good although tbh I wouldn't know the difference between hand pulled noodles and packaged noodles (the shame lol). The soup included beef, beef brisket, and beef tendon. The beef was very tender and fell apart. The soup was good as well, not overly salty. Mongolian beef stir fry, $10.99: Lacked wok hay but a good, above average stir fry. Bf enjoyed and it reheated well the next day. read more

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We came here for lunch before our theatre matinee show on this side of town. It was highly recommended by many so we wanted to check it out. It's in a typical street mall and a pretty basic restaurant inside. The staff was very attentive and greeted us right away. We ordered the BBQ pork buns and scallion pancakes. We both had the house noodles with braised beef brisket. I was also looking at the soup dumplings but decided not to order since it would have been too much food for us. The appetizers were perfect. The pork buns were sizable and the breading was fluffy. I loved the fresh scallion pancakes. We scarfed those down. We really loved the fresh hand-pulled noodles. I love that you can choose which thickness of noodle you want. The broth was full of flavor. The portion of soup was huge and we both took half home. We could have easily shared a bowl for the two of us considering we had appetizers. I am a spice wimp so be sure to ask about the heat in the dishes. I didn't realize there was any spice for my noodle dish until it came out, but I was able to tolerate the heat level. Overall, we enjoyed this restaurant and will def come back when we are in the Tempe area. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Menu - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

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This place had been on my radar ever since they replaced the old Malaysian restaurant. However, I kept putting off trying it for one reason or another until someone told me they offered fresh hand pulled noodles and knife cut noodles here. I absolutely LOVE both types of noodles (wide) and since the Valley doesn't have many places that offer these types of noodles as options, I knew I had to try them out ASAP! We went during lunch time on a Monday, they weren't very busy at the time, and we were immediately seated and asked for our drink order promptly right after. After looking over the menu, we decided to order the flavored bean curd roll salad, scallion pancake, meat in bun (pork), steamed pork buns, and the signature noodle soup with beef (with knife cut wide noodles). The flavored bean curd roll salad was delightfully refreshing, you can never go wrong with a cold dish that has sesame oil! The only downside was that the bean curd at the bottom of the dish tasted overly salty, but not too big of a deal, just shake it off a little. The scallion pancake was bland compared to other ones I've tried before, but the person I went with enjoyed them. The meat in bun (pork) was not what we had initially expected, we thought the bun part was going to be different, and I was skeptical after seeing it, but we ended up really liking it! The meat and the veggies had a nice balance of spices and salt to go along with the bun. The steamed pork buns is a classic dish that one can never go wrong with. A bonus is that the skin wasn't too thick either. The signature noodle soup with beef (with knife cut wide noodles), was my favorite dish of the whole meal hands down! The broth had a nice subtle aroma of spices, suitable for anyone since it can be adjusted accordingly to one's taste buds with the help of the provided vinegar and chili sauces at the table. The beef was super tender, and the noodles had a nice bounce and chew to them, as they should. The portion for the noodle soup was also generous. Other positives: -The service was fast, friendly, and attentive. They were able to answer all the questions we had about several dishes, which helped us narrow down what to order. -The portion sizes ranged between appropriate to generous for the prices. Minor negatives: -We received the noodle soup (main entrée) before we received almost all of our appetizers. -We were seated directly in the path of the air conditioning unit, so we were blasted with a draft throughout our whole meal. -There isn't much of an ambience. We will definitely be back to try some other dishes! read more

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Kung Fu Ramen is a wonderful asian eatery that features handspun noodles with many traditional Chinese food items. The diner and takeout spot, though misnamed, is tasty, spacious, reasonably-priced, open late, and well staffed. First, let's be clear, this is not a ramen house. In fact, no ramen is made or served here. Despite the misnomer, this is a chinese restaurant. The distinctive is that it features dishes with all handmade noodles and dough. From excellent pork soup buns to stir fry to chow mein to traditional dishes, all the noodles and dough made locally features highly in their dishes. And it tastes very good as a result. The dishes are typically grouped items you would expect to find in an authentic chinese restaurant. Especially nice is the extensive list of soups, which again feature excellent noodles. The prices are reasonable, and the portion sizes are substantial. You will not feel hungry leaving this place. The dining area is spacious and open. The staff is kind, fast, and efficient. I arrived late in the evening and was still treated and served well, though it was at the end of the evening. The staff was gracious and explained their dishes, and served the food hot (I mean hot!) and fresh to the table. If you like excellent noodles, this diner will come as a nice location to try some dumplings, buns, soups, and noodle dishes from a collection of well-known Chinese food favorites. I will return! read more

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Pro-tip: It's only $1 more for the "From the Wok" option which comes with a bowl of rice compared to the Rice/Noodle bowls. If you'd get rice anyways, you might be getting a better deal by paying $1 more and getting more protein and rice on the side? It's Chinese "ramen" noodles, not Japanese ramen! Highlights: Usually I don't think Chinese food is a good deal, but I was pleasantly surprised by the portion size of the kung pao chicken from the wok. They did not skimp on the chicken and overall I enjoyed the meal. I also ordered the House Noodle Soup with thin hand pulled noodles and loved the soup flavor and texture of the noodles. I would definitely dine in again. The staff was also very courteous and quick with our order. Lowlights: The kung pao chicken was slightly on the salty side for me and the rice was a little drier than I like. The menu isn't very clear on what the difference is between some dishes like "signature noodle soup" vs "braised noodle soup" vs "house noodle soup". I got there right as they opened at 11am and ordered the house noodle soup and apparently they were already out of "on the bone meat," so that's a little disappointing. read more

Kungfu Ramen - Kung Pao Chicken "From the Wok" - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

This place is solid. The XLB are big. I wish they were soupier inside and that they were served with julienned ginger also but still good. The spicy cumin lamb over hand pulled noodles are also recommended... Those noodles... Perfectly al dente chewy and tasty... And the lamb was sliced thin and nicely flavored. You'll have leftovers! read more

Kungfu Ramen - Xiao Long Bao - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

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Need a quick comfort food stop? This is the place. Or relax and let the flavors take you to town!! The five spices are prominent in the dishes! The broth is so flavorful and aromatic. The hand-pulled ramen noodles are the best! There is so much quality in their dishes for a good price! Did i mention how quick my food came out? Took 5 min! Wow. Service was prompt, friendly and attentive. I'll need to go again. read more

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We tried Kung Fu last night and were so impressed. We got the pepper beef with noodles, cumin lamb with noodles and tomato&egg with noodles as our mains. We also tried the veggie egg rolls, cucumber salad, and woodear mushroom salad. We absolutely loved everything. The egg rolls were delicious. Each of the salads had a uniquely delicious vinegary dressing. Our meals were also delicious with large portions that we ended up taking home. The taro bubble tea was great and the attention to detail with their insulated to go bags and seal tight lids was so cool! Will absolutely be back again to try everything else! read more

Another hidden gem here in Tempe! The name is a little deceiving as it is not Japanese style ramen, but still delicious! We ordered as take out so I can only speak for that experience. The price was around 40$ for appetizer, 2 entrees, and a side. Pretty fairly priced I'd say. The stars to me were the soup dumplings and the cucumber salad. WOW, were they delicious! The soup was interesting. Not bad at all and flavorful, but obviously different from a traditional ramen. Overall, I would back and would love to dine in to get a "real" experience! Check them out! read more

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This is one of those reviews that is "it's not for me". The good; great ingredients and an obvious attention to detail. Loved all the fresh ingredients to traditional udon soup. They added in huge hunks of fresh red tomato. Nice! The bad; soup base like bath water. Warm and flavorless. On the up side, the lack of seasoning helps elevate the chick peas, beef, and noodle texture (which I loved). The down side was the lack of depth. It's like adding salt to hot water. You only get salt water, not a salty broth. The killer for me was the heavy hand on the cilantro, parsley, and onion. Full disclosure; I hate cilantro so not having them omit that from my meal is my fault. But the trio of those aromatic herbs feels like a lazy attempt to build depth into the broth that is lacking in its inception. I'm definitely going to cop to the fact that I'm no ramen expert, so their style may be a regional style I'm just not used to read more

Kungfu Ramen - Ramen - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

*Cue Carl Douglas* Everybody was eating at Kung Fu Ramen Hand pulled noodles are so uncommon! Hand pulled noodles, hand made dumplings and buns, it's an Asian carb lovers paradise! After seeing so many delicious looking photos of their noodles I knew I had to try some for a family dinner. Ordering was easy online and my items were ready and waiting for me when I got to the restaurant. The packaging was very secure. On the trip back home nothing spilled out or toppled over. I ordered the cucumber salad, beef brisket noodles with sauce, and pork steamed dumplings. Out of the three the dumplings were my favorite, as was the toddler's favorite too! The filling was tender, juicy and well seasoned, and the dumpling dough was a great consistency. The cucumbers weren't too spicy for me, but were a bit too salty in some bites. I did enjoy the overall refreshing quality of them though. While I enjoyed the handmade noodles in the beef brisket dish, I wasn't a fan of the sauce. It skewed a bit too sweet for me. I liked all the various veggies in it though and there were plenty of tender brisket chunks in the dish. This location actually used to be where BP Street Cafe was before they went out of business. With Old Town Taste and Duplex boba shop next door, perhaps this will become the new hotspot for great Chinese style eats! I look forward to trying some more noodle and dumpling dishes from them in the future. read more

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Omg...this place is a hidden gem or something. It wasn't too busy but the food and service were really good! I LOVED the sauce noodle which had a tomato flavor. Though the sun was shining pretty brightly on the seats since the tables were close to the wall which was entirely glass. read more

Kungfu Ramen - beef Spicy Noodle Soup, Sauce Mixed Noodles Spicy Beef Tendon - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

Kungfu ramen is not actually ramen but a really tasty authentic Chinese food restaurant. I've been several times, and it's always good. I really like their xiao long bao (of course) and their hand shaved noodles stir fried with xo beef.... Yum! They also have great scallion pancake. I will, of course, be back! read more

Normally you associate ramen with Japanese food, but the server claimed it was actually Chinese. Not really relevant to this review, just an interesting bit of trivia. Overall, it was pretty good. Reasonably large portions, good flavor. I don't think I would go out of my way to come here, but if I'm in the area I would stop again. Server was friendly and helpful. If I could I would award 3.5 stars. Not quite 4, but better than three. read more

I love this place so much! It's a bit far from where I live but the drive is always worth it. Everything on the menu is delicious, you can't go wrong. A must have ! read more

Kungfu Ramen - House Fried Rice and Stir-fried Noodles with shrimp, delicious! - Noodles Near Me - Tempe, Arizona

I love how you can change the noodle width. The braised noodle soup is my go-to and the brisket is always so tender. You could inject the broth straight into my veins and I think it would make me a superior human being. Service is typical and very quick. The restaurant in general is quite modest but in my opinion it is part of their allure of authenticity. They're known for their ramen, but their fried rice is the best in Tempe for sure. read more

Delicious food and great service. Super authentic food and kind people. Definitely would recommend again.

The soup! I think about the hot and sour soup multiple times a week, I CRAVE it. Everything thing I've tried has been delicious. The Mongolian beef is the best I've had. I highly recommend the fried pork buns as well. Definitely try this place! read more

I had seen a post on a local group about how this restaurant is the last to offer fresh hand-pulled noodles. That might sound like not the biggest deal to the average foodie but for those that enjoy some great Szechuan-style cuisine, it makes dishes that much better. The only negative in my book is the menu can be a little confusing with what dishes come with rice and which are stir fry. That negative can be easily remedied with a quick question to the server. My wife and I got two dishes to split, the Mongolian beef and a beef stir fry with wide noodles. The Mongolian beef was of course delicious but the stir fry with the wide noodles was out of this world. Flavor across the board and such a great bite on the noodles. We did also get a pork dumpling appetizer which we were impressed with. We typically don't stray from our usual dumpling spot that is pretty close to here but weren't disappointed. If you're a foodie I would add this place to your list of must-tries in the Phoenix area. read more

Grabbed some takeout and decided to share some pics. I was hoping for a more flavorful meal, but this somewhat disappointed. Takeout service was good, food ready on time and well-packaged for transport. The pan fried buns were probably the best item I tried and were a solid 4 stars. Could have used some chili oil . The signature soup really didn't have much taste for being called "signature ". I opted for the regular noodles and the chicken. I wouldn't get it again, although the noodles were nice and fresh with good texture. The Mongolian beef was quite overly onioned. And really not my favorite attempt at the dish. I'd certainly try some other menu items, but since this place was out of my way to get food, I can't imagine I'd regularly visit. Worth a try, interested to see what future reviews say. read more

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