Kung Fu Noodle

Nice noodle shop right off of Cincinnati’s campus. We had the beef noodles and the spicy wontons. The beef noodle dish as a whole was prepared well but the noodles were a bit chewy and the beef was as well. I think next time we would upgrade to the hand pulled noodles. The spicy wontons were good but tasted overwhelmingly like sesame oil which is not something that we’ve experienced in the other Szechuan style food we have had. We were one of the only people on the restaurant for an early lunch which was fine but the food took a while considering there was no one else there.

We had Valentine's Day lunch at Kung Fu Noodle North America. It was so delicious. I think that was the first time I had hand pulled noodles. They were definitely worth the upgrade. Both of the Servers were so helpful with suggestions, accommodating and attentive. They had an excellent selection of boba teas, fruit and milk teas and even had a great selection of Mochi donuts.i loved that we got to watch them making the noodles. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars for the atmosphere was because the music was a little loud but they were happy to offer another table. Also although it's not what I would call a fancy restaurant I think it is much nicer than what was there before. I especially loved the new tables and chairs. Happy Year of the Horse!

I have been dying to try this pulled noodle restaurant located near UC campus since I read the article featured in Citybeat. It did not disappoint. Kung Fu Noodle is new to the Cincinnati area. KFN offers authentic hand crafted noodle dishes that will leave you wanting just one more bite. Highly recommend one of the soups. Perfect way to warm up during these cold winter days. Also enjoyed the hand pulled Dan Dan noodles. Shoutout to Angelina and Jasmine for their terrific service. Cannot wait to return to try the other dishes.

Recently checked out this newly opened restaurant, and it was a great find especially if you love noodles. Their specialty is hand-pulled noodles, the texture of those noodles was really good. It is worth the upgrade to get hand pulled noodles in every dish. The stir-fry pork noodles were so flavour ful and had an amazing smoky taste to them, and the dan dan noodles had just the right balance of spice and richness. It was just what I needed. Even their silverware was really nice. Beyond the noodles, they also serve yummy mochi donuts that make a perfect dessert, along with a nice variety of teas to pair with. We got the taro tea with tapioca and it had a really rich flavor. Even though they only had one server working, the service was still friendly and well-organized. Overall, it’s a promising new spot with great food and a welcoming vibe, and I’ll definitely be coming back to try out more of the menu.

Lovely place with delicious food! I personally had the lamb skewers, cheap and yummy, and the beef fried noodles! My friends also enjoyed their food and the server was very nice!