Fun Station

Best Chinese food and dessertBest and friendly Services. Convinent location Highly recommended Lots of parking

The food was delicious! We had the flying noodles, mapo tofu, Mongolian beef(it's sweeter than we've learned to recognize Mongolian beef to be, still yummy), sesame balls, and the wonton soup. We all enjoyed our last dinner on the island before heading home. The staff was very attentive and kind, we had a large party of 6 adults and 4 littles and they were very accommodating to us all. They were also very nice to our kids! We got there and the place was busy, we closed out the restaurant leaving 10 minutes before closing, when their last food pick up was picked up, so needless to say they are known for their yummy food! I would definitely come back here for a nice meal when I get to come back to the island.

Their specials is what got my attention! I like how the specials change daily/weekly. We really enjoy the food there. I have to say I really enjoy their fried donut sticks to go with jook (rice porridge). We also enjoy taking advantage of the yelp check-in special (fried red bean mochi donuts). It's soooo yummy! It's nice to be able to choose the type of noodles (rice noodle, look fun, etc.) to go with the soup. We like getting the beef tendon noodle soup. The staff there are really nice and they are very family oriented.

I've only been here a few times, but their food does not disappoint! Our usual order is the Beef Chow Fun, Crispy Spareribs, and this last time, we ordered the Gyoza. Everything was delicious as expected!Service is pretty quick and the food comes out hot! It's always been pretty mellow inside and the atmosphere makes the food more enjoyable. The only reason I docked a star is because the cost is a little high for the amount of food. I wish it was a tad bit more food for the price. Otherwise, no complaints here!

I finally made it back to Fun Station after 2 years; this time, I came with my extended family. Decorations inside have remained the same; however, the arrangement of the tables has since changed. Tables are now arranged along the 2 sides of the walls with the ones on the left being larger to seat bigger parties like ours (6 people) . Since my last visit, a lot of changes have occurred, mostly positive. Pros: Service was better during this visit. Our party of 6 was promptly seated, and as they saw that my relatives were on the older side, they offered to take our entire menu manually. Food came out pretty quickly, and our waitress was attentive, refilling our tea/water. The new menu now offers more variety, such as plates, soups, fried rice, and not just noodles/"fun." They also now have daily specials for different days of the week. Cons: The menu was reimagined, and many of the items from the old menu were no longer available. My family enjoys noodles with beef intestine, and I had told my family about the bowl I tried here, but we were a bit disappointed that it was no longer available. This is understandable as some of the toppings in these offerings may not be as popular with locals/non-Chinese customers. They still offer their "flying" noodles, but less to choose from. Price: $$: Still moderately priced for the portion sizes. Smaller portions than at larger Chinese restaurants but still quite generous portions. Their weekday special seems like a great deal, with each one being only $13.50. Food: Our family ordered various dishes to share, including beef chow fun, Beef Brisket Tendon Fun in soup, minute chicken cake noodles, Handmade fishcake and fish ball in soup, brine mix plate, and sweet and sour pork. The beef brisket tendon fun was our favorite. The noodles were topped with veggies, beef brisket, and tendon. The minute chicken noodles were super crispy and had lots of chicken and choi sum. The brine mix plate portions were generous for each type of meat. Their beef chow fun and sweet and sour pork plate was pretty good and comparable to larger Chinese restaurants. The handmade fishcake and fish ball in soup with noodles was the only underwhelming dish. The fishcake and fish balls were pretty bland, and portions of these seemed smaller compared to the amount of brisket/tendons for our other noodles. Overall: Solid option for some quick Chinese food/noodles if you're in the area with family. The flying noodle gimmick isn't new anymore but still photographs beautifully

We ordered thier special dish，the pickled cabbage stir fried Intestine！ We love it，recommend to try！！Definitely will go back to try other dishes.

So YUMMY, so cheap, a must go. We found fun station on Yelp and decided to try it based on the reviews and it was AWESOME! My friend asked me what my favorite dish was and I couldn't even decide because everything was so good. Things we ordered - chicken wings - so crispy and yummy - coconut shrimp - perfect - crispy spare ribs - on the sweet side but still great - chicken fried rice - honey walnut shrimp - beef chow fun - flying noodles - very unique. Loved it - duck - we got the half portion and it was huge - beer and wonton soup - beef was so tender and portion was huge It is BYOB so we went next door to the grocery store and enjoyed some Sapporo. Service was fast and food was delicious. Price is crazy for the portion size. Would definitely recommend!

We came wanting to try the beef scallion flying noodles, which were pretty tasty and a cool optical illusion. There was a good balance of noodles, beef, and veggies but we thought there would be more noodles. The restaurant is not very large but it was clean and felt spacious. There is parking in the Market City parking lot, which can get crowded. The service was quick and attentive. We will hopefully try some other menu items in the future!

Good food! Good ambience! Service is fast! Will definitely recommend this place. They also have milk tea!

Everything is perfect! This place has good food, good service, and the ambiance is chilled, we love it!