I wanted crab Rangoon and this place had it. Fulfilled my craving but the food was very basic. Very…read morenice staff.

Good food. Good service. Good ambiance. I like the boba tea cup. Which is a big deal because it's…read moreeasy to hold. Chicken was sweet.

Nice selection of items, many of which aren't always available at other small takeout places…read more Food quality was very good as is the service.

We did take out from the Fortune Kitchen as my with was having a hankering for some Chinese food…read more We got the General Tso platter as well as an order of Lo Mein. Everything was tasty and also reasonably priced. The lady who took our order was friendly and everything came out as ordered.

The food is amazing, the service is great ! Ambiance could be improved, but to me that is very…read moreleast of worries

The green curry was soo bad. Chicken tasted old, the flavor was just not right. They couldn't even…read moreget the spice level right. I've never had to turn away thai food before this.

This place is just like the name - bomb!! I visited after realizing that 98K was closed and this…read morewas such a great choice! Located in north o, it is located next to all the other shops and restaurants in the area. Street parking only but it shouldn't be difficult to find a spot nearby. My group ordered a ton of different chicken options. What we ordered is on the last pic but our favorite was either the whole fried chicken or the spicy chicken wings. The space is small but has a couple 4 top/ bar seating. Food came out relatively quickly and the service was top notch. The boba selection was awesome, so many flavors and the tapioca itself was pretty QQ (for all my hardcore boba fans) and tasty. Although I just tried the chicken, the noodle soups on their menu looks authentic and delicious so I'll have to try them next time! Definitely check this place out. Quality local fried chicken shop!!

We stopped by on Saturday afternoon around 4pm. There was plenty of street parking available on…read moreNorth Craig St and we parked almost in front. The inside is fairly small with a few chairs along the long table attached to the front window and two tables with four chairs each. There's some more space in the back but that seemed to be used for storage and whatnot. We got the strawberry lemon and passionfruit green teas and both were refreshing and perfect for a hot summer day. We also tried out their wings and fried chicken. I am more of a wing sauce versus a dry rub person and while all the flavors of our wings were tasty, the sweet chili chicken and soy and garlic sauces really hit the spot for me! The chicken was perfectly crispy and while I love 98k Hamburger, it is less oily than their chicken which can be nice. The regular fried chicken is a bit less seasoned than that of 98k so really it's up to you and your preference. Our food came out fairly quickly and it was obvious the chicken was piping hot and fresh. The staff was super nice and checked in on us at appropriate intervals and genuinely wanted our feedback

The restaurant was small, but very clean and nicely decorated. They have menus posted on the walls…read more The food is plant based and vegan friendly. The broth used for the pho is vegan, but you can add various meats to your soup. I had the tofu pho, and my guest had the beef pho. The dish was presented with the broth on the side, and was added at the table. It was very tasty, and full of fresh veggies. It was served with lime wedges, hoisin sauce and sriracha! We also had a brown sugar boba, and lychee boba, both with tapioca pearls. They have popping boba available, and you can build your own boba. So many options. The owner introduced us to a "dirty soda"! It was blue and really delicious. It has a coconut milk base, and sprite. Very refreshing, we are now converts to "dirty sodas". The owner was very kind and engaging on the inspiration behind his menu options. We will be back! It was sooo delicious, and the portions were huge. Not much seating available, but it was worth the stop.

Food was great, the service took a while though. Theres 4 small seats inside, Thai tea was greatread more

Ordered takeout and decided on Chicken Pho. For $20, this is easily 3+ servings. Excellent &…read moreflavorful broth with delicious chicken. I would definitely recommend Tan Lac Vien to anyone

Gotten takeout a couple times from here, their portions are solid and they have great broth and…read morepack it up really well. I only wish that there was more meat for a $20 Pho, but other than that, they're a good, solid Vietnamese spot in the area!

Saigon soup was ok. I was disappointed. That is supposed to be hu tieu…read more Cha gio was good. Star of the show. The charge on the final bill is again more than what the menu says. the value is not there. Kid says prior time the pho was amazing but this time did not love the "Saigon soup". Does give authentic Vietnamese hole on the wall Vibes. It's part of the experience. Based on kid's opinion--- would get the beef pho if you go. Avoid the Saigon soup. Yes on the cha gio.

It's very dirty inside and the food is extremely subpar. It may have been good twenty years ago,…read morebut has definitely fallen on hard times.

Chicken, Chicken, Chicken, and more chicken. Lots of chicken…read moreoptions in sandwiches, cutlets, salads, etc. They also have rangoons, fries, fried beans, fried milk, bubble tea, and other offerings. The last time I went home to Pittsburgh my boyfriend and I shared a chicken cutlet sandwich and it was really good. The meat was flavorful and juicy. The cutlets were perfectly breaded and cooked to perfection. Definitely a great addition to the Novo Food Hall. Good service!

On a Wednesday night in July, we visited the Novo Asian Food Hall for dinner after being in the…read moreStrip for an event earlier in the evening. We chose to order most of our meal from KungFu Chicken, located within the Food Hall. KungFu Chicken is a restaurant within the Novo Asian Food Hall in the Strip District, specifically located in the Terminal building. They primarily served chicken, including fried, sandwiches, salads, and other varieties. There is also a "snackable"/appetizer menu with unique items like Fried Milk and Fishcake Corn Dogs. There is not specifically parking for the Food Hall/KungFu Chicken, but there is paid parking all around the Terminal building. Additionally, there are other options for street and paid lot parking throughout the Strip. When you enter the Food Hall from the Terminal, KungFu Chicken is located in the back left corner. It is clearly marked with signage above the booth. As we approached the stand, we were greeted by the woman at the register. We took a few minutes to look over the menu that is displayed on the wall, and at the visual menu of sample items in the bakery-like cases on the counter. I found the visuals helpful, as it gives an idea on portion size and what an item will look like when it is ordered. After looking, we decided on a few items to try - KungFu Chicken Wings, Chicken Cutlet Over Rice, Cajun Fried Corn, and a Fishcake Corn Dog. We placed our order with the cashier, and were given a buzzer that would let us know to return to the stand once our food was ready. It was not busy in the Food Hall on this night, so we had our pick of tables. There are high and low top tables all around the dining room, and there is even bar seating in the center. You can sit wherever you please, but we chose a high top right near KungFu Chicken. Also, there are water pitchers and cups placed near the trash cans that are available for use by anyone in the Hall. There were one or two other customers who ordered before us, but it was not super busy at KungFu, either. However, I believe their food is made-to-order, so there will always be a wait from when you order and pay. We ended up waiting around 15 minutes from placing our order to when our buzzer went off. All of the food came out hot and delicious. My personal favorites were the Chicken Wings, as they were crispy and fresh. The combination of the Chicken Cutlet with Rice was also enjoyable, as the Cutlet had a nice crunch and coating to it. The Fishcake Corn Dog was also very good. I find it to be slightly different than a typical Korean Corn Dog, as it does not have sugar or potatoes on the outside. Despite this, it was served hot and fresh, and tasted great. I think the prices here are fair. The Chicken Cutlet Over Rice was somewhat steep, but I thought the Corn Dog was especially reasonable. For the four items, we paid a little under $40 after tax. We really enjoyed this visit to KungFu Chicken! It is a place we have seen coming to the Food Hall many times before, but never really fully ate a meal at. The chicken was all fresh and crispy, and we loved the Fishcake Corn Dog. They have interesting, reasonably priced options for those looking for a little snack, which is always nice. I will definitely be back during my future visits to the Strip and the Novo Asian Food Hall!