Kungfu Kitchen

I've been craving Kungfu Kitchen every day since trying it. It's kills me that it is about 40 minutes from me (sometimes more with traffic). The Shanghai Pan-Fried Pork Buns have SO much flavor. The texture of the bun is perfect too. I forgot to take a photo of these. The stir fry hand cut noodles with beef are some of the best noodles I have had. The hand cut noodles have such an amazing chewy texture to them. The beef sliced thin and is tender; NOT like the beef most crappy restaurants put in all the dishes. The sauce is actually flavorful (I'm sorry to say a lot of noodle dishes like this don't usually have this much flavor at other places; side note: what is up with beef chow fun being so bland at almost every single restaurant?! Ok, back on topic...) Ask for the chili oil! I love the chili oil there and put it on EVERYTHING. The pork Xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are also good of course; much better than at some other restaurants I've tried. You will have to ask for ginger if you want it; it doesn't come automatically. Unpopular opinion: I don't like the sauce that comes with the scallion pancakes with beef. It's like sickly sweet or something. But others seem to like it!

Great stir-fry hand-cut noodle with a combination of beef and shrimp. Love the chili oil and braised egg on top of the delicious noodle. Definitely will come back for more. Yum!The takeout bag with brown parchment paper is very thoughtful touch. p.s. A bit pricy maybe because the chef was famous in NYC.

I have had bao and stir fry before. So I know it tastes good. This place's food didn't taste bad but it did not have much flavor. The food looks good, but looks can be deceiving. (Just ask my brother in law) The best thing I had was the green tea. Service was fine, language barrier made it hard to get any info or recommendations. The dining area was small and open, like a strip mall. Nothing about the place matched the prices. 2 appetizers and two entrées cost $73. I do not recommend this place, and that's yelp elite guarantee!

What a great find for Dim Sum.The Yelp reviews were very good so I decided to check it out.I was a little skeptical with the name KungFu Kitchen.You know it's going to be good when you walk in & all you see are Asian faces.I had pork & chicken dumpling, Pork Buns & the shrimp, chicken & bok choy soup.Everything was delicious!I had a new Server named Julie & she did real good.I only wish she told me the pepper sauce was on the top of the Scoville scale!!!I asked the Manager about it. He was very pleased to say it was the HOTTEST in all of Orlando!

Surprisingly good authentic Chinese food in a very touristy part of Orlando. The restaurant is chic and well decorated. Everything was clean and fresh. Servers spoke English and Chinese. It was packed on a Sunday evening. We tried the pork shrimp wonton soup and it was delicious. Big meat centers with nice thin dumpling skin, lots of bok choy and seaweed in the broth. The Shanghai style steamed rice siu mai wX delightful. Soft squishy rice perfectly steamed and not overly salty. We were wetr impressed with the spicy pig's ear appetizer. It was sliced so thin and the sauce was delicious. Not very spicy but savory and refreshing.

KungFu Kitchen in Orlando is the latest outpost of NYC chef Peter Song. We came for an early dinner to beat the crowds. We ordered the wonton soup, pan fried pork buns, steamed pork dumplings, Peking duck buns, scallion pancake, house special stir fry noodles, steamed pork dumplings, and pork xiao long bao. We finished with red bean puffs and taro boba tea. We were craving some quality dim sum and this place definitely delivered. A welcome addition to the food scene close to Disney

A very pretty restaurant I must say. Kudos to whoever designed this place. Come early or you may not get in, or at least have to wait quite a while. The menu is extensive and very interesting. Since they are famous for their soup dumplings we just had to try those. I really enjoyed the chicken soup dumplings. As always is my dilemma with soup dumplings, should I try and wait a minute or go ahead and potentially burn my mouth... as usual I burned my mouth, but it was worth it.We also enjoyed the pork and shrimp dumplings. Delicious and I really loved the dipping sauce. I was quite hungry and decided on the shrimp ramen stir fry. It was tasty, but it didn't amaze me.The duck buns were my least favorite, but my guest loved them. Service was about average and prices are also within reason. The huge parking lots out front are deceptive as they fill up quickly with all the restaurants in this area.

To my surprise it was very good here. Coming from Disney we were all pretty hungry. Looked for a place to eat and was craving Chinese food. Just got off a 7 day cruise so just needed something different. Was really glad I found this spot. They did have very good soup dumplings. The loved the hand cut noodles. Service was quick as we had 16 people that night. The place was quite busy as not many good authentic Chinese restaurants around. We waited for about 20 mins for a table as they did not take reservations. When in Orlando I will for sure come back.

Yesterday I visited these location with a friend. Since the moment I walked in I loved the atmosphere, the furniture and the design of the restaurant. All the servers were extremely nice, very polite and helpful to any of our questions or requests. I had the "House Special" of thin noodles.... It was very good. Honestly I was a little worried that I wouldn't like the food since I never have it. However needless to say that the taste was great, and also with the spicy (VERY spicy) sauce, It help to give even a better flavor to the noodles. (just in case you do it very very little sauce is very spicy). Great food great environment really worth given this place to try. Parking is easy because it's shared with the other establishments, so no worries.

My first review of the 2025 New Year!!!Absolutely amazing! I have to say I love the Yelp community as I happened to come upon this spot doing a search in Orlando for noodles/ramen. We just returned from cruising in port canaveral and had to come back to Orlando to fly back home. We had some time so we were like let's eat close to Disney Springs and then walk around Disney Springs before heading to the airport. It's roughly 10 minutes from Disney Springs. At any rate boy did this hit the spot for all of us. So jealous that this place doesn't exist in VA, I would be a frequent diner for sure. This place opened at 12:30pm and believe it or not we walked in at 12:35pm Saturday and the place was almost all packed out, glad we snagged the last 5/6 person spot. My kids ordered some Mango Slushy which they both loved! For food we ordered the Spicy Beef and Tripe in Chili oil appetizer, delicious marinated well with the mala spicy flavor. Ordered two of the Spicy Beef Hand Cut Noodle soup, delicious, love the spicy peanut sauce they add in, noodles were al dente simply great. We also ordered the Roast Duck Hand Cut Noodle Soup also delicious. I love how there are tons of veggies too. We had an order of Shanghai Pan Fried Pork Buns, so plump and juicy and perfectly fried. We tried their Pork Xiao Long Bao, also amazing and very soupy! While all of this was absolutely amazing... the shining star was the Taro Puffs, if you love Chinese Dim Sum , this is not to be missed, probably one of the most authentic versions I've had, so good I ordered another order to take home to let my mom try it out.One thing is for sure, if we come back to Orlando this will be a must stop! Don't hesitate if you are wondering if you should try it. Like my husband said... if it's packed with a bunch of Asians, as it first opens you know it's good