Kungfu Noodles

Tried out the new kung fu noodle location. It was really good. noodles were fresh and I loved their chilli oil and the We got: Dan dan noodles Signature beef noodle soup (choice of beef brisket or shank) we got brisket Chilli oil dumplings Lamb skewers They also have a loyalty program that gave us 20% off our first order

"Everybody was kung f[ood] fighting.Those [chopsticks] were fast as lightning!"J-WoW made me say that. And while she seems to find herself to be quite funny, what's not funny is the food here. The food is pretty darn good.We got the orange chicken with hand pulled noodles, some hot chili dumplings, and the dan dan noodles. All three were great. The orange chicken is on the sweet and sour side, reminiscent of Peking pork chop style sauce. While Joyce likes the more savory varient, I like the sweet style. Dan Dan noodles are always something we order if they're on the menu, and Kungfu Noodles makes a tasty version. The hot chili dumplings were nothing stellar, and I don't think we will be ordering it again.We like it here. Joyce chugged her Thai tea while waiting with gusto, and before we knew it, we were walking out with a nicely branded, thermal-lined bag with all the good eats.

Q: What do martial artists like to eat? A: Kung food.Kungfu Noodles got the food to make you go, "HIYAH!" With flavors that'll explode with a kung POW! Okay, I'll stop.We had a great meal here with Hot Chili Dumplings (six for $6.99), Dan Dan Noodles ($10.99), Orange Chicken with hand-pulled noodles ($12.99), and a Thai Tea ($5.99). You can probably safely pass on the Hot Chili Dumplings. While good, you're not missing too much if you pass on it. The Dan Dan Noodles were amazing. Good flavor, springy texture, and a nice level of spice. As for the Orange Chicken, it was great. Solid chunks of chicken in a delightful sweet and tangy sauce. It's a clean and cozy spot, so don't bring a huge crowd with you. Food is served in to-go containers as well. They even package the food in a fancy thermal-lined bag.Love all the reviews saying that if you order on the self-service kiosk, you get 20% off. It's always nice to get a discount!

Hand pulled noods and homemade dumplings...The restaurant was nice and clean when my friends and I arrived. We were greeted when we walked in around 11 on a Thursday. It just opened so there was nobody else there yet. I would say around noon the lunch rush came in and the place was packed. You can place your order at the kiosk or with one of the staff you front. Then you take a seat and wait for your food to be ready. They had complimentary bottled water in the fridge up front so that was nice. The eats -Xiao long bao - yum. The soup is hooot which feels legit. Lols So make sure you blow first! Braised beef soup - this was ok. The broth was really light and I wish there was more flavor. So I added the extra chili oil and sauce on our tables and it was better. Chili oil dumplings - yum Spicy chicken with potatoes and noodles - good flavor, spice was manageable. I feel like the potatoes were unnecessary but if you love it great. The hand pulled noods were yum, had a nice chew to them and loooong. My friends and I laughed trying to eat it so maybe bring scissors or ask for some. Only thing I didn't care for was the chicken. They were tiny and full of bones. I would rather have bigger chunks of chicken and less of it so I didn't feel like I was spending most of my time navigating around the bones. I would def go back to check out some other dishes...

Ordered beef noodle soup for to go, and I was surprised how well they packed the food, it came with insulated bag, and noodle and meat were separated from the soup, so that they don't get soggy. How nice!And the noodle soup was pretty good, good amount of meat, broth was good, and noodle was good. And the most of all, their price is pretty reasonable. Good to-go Chinese noodle soup place!

3.5 stars for us!Came by for dinner on Saturday. Very casual, just a few tables and more of a take out spot (food is served in take out containers). Order via kiosk and you get 20% off your first order!Had trouble with service a bit. Asked questions and the person had a hard time understanding me until I switched to English. XLB and other dumplings aren't made in house just FYI. Asked for water cups and they gave us empty ones. Needed clarification on free water - you can just grab the Kirkland bottles in the fridge!Onto the food: Braised beef noodles: our fave dish from the what we got. Hand pulled noodles nice and chewy. Soup flavorful. You get a choice between beef brisket or shank and we got brisket for this one. Learned that we prefer beef shank.Pickled beef noodles: got beef shank for this one, meat was good. Wished the soup was stronger in pickle flavor.House fried rice: Not bad not amazing. As expected. Husband is more of a rice than noodle person so he chose this.Chili oil dumplings: also not bad but not amazing! Nothing special.Overall portions are good and we would return for take out if we are craving beef noodles since we don't live too far away. Decent spot!

Great place to come if you are looking for something quick and good! The food already comes in a togo container so you can just grab a lid and take any leftovers home. Counter service ordering. They also have a kiosk to place your order. The place is small and only a few tables. Make sure to sign up for their loyalty rewards so that you get 20% off on your first order and 10% off on all overs. They provided complimentary bottled water. My favorite was the braised beef noodle soup with rice noodle. The soup was flavorful and they gave a lot of noodles and meat. For the price they charge, it is a great deal!Xiao Long Bao was good because it was very meaty, but the skin could have been thinner. There were 8 pieces. Hot Chili Dumplings there were 6 pieces. The sauce was very flavorful and the dumplings were good. Kungpao shrimp was delicious, but the hand pulled noodles I thought was just okay. This dish had a lot of sauce. Shrimp price was the same as the chicken so we got the shrimp! Dan Dan Noodles was not impressive. There was not much meat. The sauce and noodle were okay. We could have skipped on this one. Very friendly staff!

For dinner we ordered the Mongolian Beef 蒙古牛, Stir-Fried Noodles 风味炒面 & Hot chilli Dumplings (6) 红油水饺 (6). The dumplings were tasty &had the right amount of sauce. The noodles were not overcooked & had the perfect amount of vegetables. The beef was tender & there was just the right amount of sauce, so it didn't drench the rice. All were delicious dishes & would recommend. And the restaurant has the best containers for packaging so there are no leaks in the delivery bag.

Great Taiwanese and Chinese styled fast restaurant located in rural Chandler/Gilbert. The order-XLB(8pc)-Kung Pao Shrimp (hand pulled noodles)-Hot chili dumping(6pc)-Dan Dan noodles -Braised beef noodle soup (rice noodle)The good-Fast!-Easy to order-took in an order past 8:30-20% off for first time patrons & 10% thereafter -establishment offered free water bottles -Kung Pao Shrimp costs the same as Chicken!-generous protein and noodle content for the price. The bad -Everything comes to in a plastic container, not porcelain or ceramic bowls. It felt a little wasteful and unsustainable. -only a handful of seats, so not accommodating to large parties. And frankly anything above 2, is unlikely. -XLB was good, but was far from the best. Had thicker skin and one of them was popped already.

SUPER UNDERRATED!! Literally such a hidden gem. The flavors are super authentic and tastes just like the noodle places I've had in China. The food was so good I didn't even make a review until I basically devoured the whole thing. The packaging was amazing and it came with an insulated bag to keep the food warm!! (They also stapled the bag so it wouldn't leak either!!) 11/10 would definitely come here again :3