Kung Fu Noodle - Vancouver

Really decent Lan Zhou beef noodle soup here! Love how tender the beef is. The soup is tasty without MSG. We also ordered their lamb skewers but were a bit disappointed with them. They were breaded and fried, not grilled. If you are looking for a decent bowl of noodles, I would definitely recommend this place!

I dined at a restaurant located next to Bay Sushi on Seymour Street. I visited for lunch with my colleagues and we were promptly seated. This establishment specializes in Sichuan Chinese cuisine. I opted for a $12 combo meal, which came with a soup and a soda. The food was delicious and I would definitely frequent this restaurant again.

Handmade Noodles? I'm in.. It has been a personal mission of mine to try every Asian variety of the noodle soup. You know, Noodles, meat, pickled veg and broth. If you're like me this is a must try. First of all, I'm happy to find a proper pulled noodle joint downtown. Their special, is a bit sour, a bit of kick and made with hand-made noodles. The food here is good.<br/ <br/ Add another great noodle soup to the list.

I come here for lunch at least once a week. Everytime I have the same dish which they call Beef Chow Mein but I describe as Fried Noodle with Beef. Handmade cut noodles, a bit spicy, a bit oily (in a good way), not a lot of beef or vegetable (which is fine), and very delicious. I would eat here more often but you have to be careful when eating this dish in a dress shirt; concentrate when using those chopsticks as those heavy noodles can throw sauce at you.

Kung Fu Noodle is located in the hustle and bustle of downtown. I walked by this place last time I was in town and it intrigued me. Who can say no to hand pulled noodles?. Signs and posters on the door promoting a few of their dishes. The place was bumping for a Thursday around 12:30pm. Don’t fret though; lots of seating with people coming and going the whole time.