KungFu Bros Dumplings & Noodles

Super good and fresh. Family run!Everyone loved it. Next time in Michigan, will stop by for some delicious food!

I ordered food from here via grubhub, and I was slightly disappointed. I ordered crab, rangoon, sweet-and-sour chicken and spring rolls.The crab rangoon was pretty decent. However, with the sweet-and-sour chicken, I didn't get much at all for the amount of money I paid. My container was half pineapples and not chicken and my order was missing the spring rolls. I am willing to give this place another try, but better believe it will be in person and not via a takeout application.

A great place to get a quick Chinese meal. The service is fast, it's family-owned, the restaurant is impeccably clean. Parking is easy. They have "serve it yourself" water, which I LOVE because I usually go through 2-3 cups of water with my meals, and the condiment station is a nice touch for customization.My favorites are the restaurant's namesakes - the dumplings (fried or soup dumplings) and the hot pepper oil noodles. The dumplings are super authentic, tender and not overcooked, and the noodles are fantastic with a nice amount of chew rather than being mushy like some local unnamed competitors. I like getting the cheese rangoon (NOT crab rangoon) appetizers as well.If I have to be picky in my review - I've strayed from my order and tried some other "popular" rice dish menu items like Orange Chicken and General Tsao, and my kids have tried the Sweet and Sour. None of them have really hit my palate well - they were too sweet, with the sweetness overpowering the nuance of the dish as I've had it at other restaurants. I wouldn't recommend any of the three unless the chef eases up on the sugar a bit. That just means I will stick to the hot pepper oil or Szechuan noodles, which are both perfect dishes!

This place is a nice small nook to come and grab a bite to eat. You order your food and then someone brings it to you at the table. They have free water for to drink and some of their toppings are free also. The soup dumplings were amazing and some of the best I have had. We don't have many places in Michigan that actually have soup dumplings like this and I was happy and enjoyed them. Probably my favorite thing they served.The beef noodle soup had a good portion of meat, noodle were nice, but the broth was lacking something in the flavor.The chow mein noodles were so good! I would come back for those.Overall this was a good restaurant. The person at the counter to be honest kinda lacked personality and was kind of dry. However, I don't think she was feeling well so I won't say that is her always. Maybe just that day. The owners, I assume, were super nice and very helpful and make sure we were happy. I will definitely travel down here for the rest of the menu!

What a great find!! The food here is amazing, small in size but big in flavor!! Soup dumplings are everyone's favorite's

We were in the area recently at IKEA and had heard good things about KungFu Bros so Nate and I stopped in for a snack. We love soup dumplings and can't get them anywhere in our city so we of course ordered those as well as another favorite dish, dan dan noodles. Order at the counter then they'll bring your food to your table. The menu includes rice bowls, noodles, and dumplings - it's a bit of a mix of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean cuisines. They have a self serve water dispenser as well as sauces and chili oil you can help yourself to.The dan dan noodles came out pretty quickly. It was a decent portion and plenty to share for a snack. It was a good version of this dish, but not the best I've ever had. Definitely pretty salty as this dish tends to be. The noodles were cooked nicely. The soup dumplings were just okay. Some of the filling was a little tough and a couple had broken open. But I'm glad we got to try this place! I would go back if I lived nearby to try other dishes, but I probably won't make a special trip to return.

My daughter and I decided to check out Kung Fu Brothers again for lunch. The lady behind the counter gave us some laminated menus so we could order at the counter. She seemed nice and it was straight forward.I ordered the braised beef noodle soup. My daughter got their chicken katsu. We ordered some soup dumplings to share.The braised beef soup was different from my last time I ordered it. The noodles seemed more like store bought, but the rest of it was really good. It had super tender beef and a spicy, vinegary broth.My daughter got the chicken katsu with rice. It was very crispy and flavorful. The sauce was really nicely sweet and savory. My daughter left no trace.The soup dumplings were good. Definitely not the best I have ever had, but good. The restaurant itself is decent. It has simple decor with nice tables. Could definitely use a deep clean, but was not gross.We like Kung Fu Bros overall as an option. Worth a checkout if you are near lovely Westland.

Good dumplings, basic other fareGirlfriend really loves her dumplings, so we came here to try their fare.Service was minimal. There was a cashier but she was preoccupied with other tasks.Food came out at once, so no pacingRamen wasn't nearly as flavorful as it should have been.if their noodles are made fresh, it doesn't taste like it.The dumplings themselves were really good. Plenty of filling and not too dense.The bao lacked filling, the crab rangoons were mostly sweet, and the wontons were a little too thick.Wasn't too bad, but wasn't very tasty either. It's good for a quick meal or if you really want or like fancy fried dumplings

The don't honor their own policy. Mediocre food. Horrible service by some of the staff.

The soup dumplings were my favorite and I really enjoyed the fried rice and kimchi mixed together.