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    Kung Fu Noodle

    4.6 (88 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    How fun!!!!
    Sheri S.

    We were looking for a new place to go that offered Asian noodles. We walked in and it felt so clean and welcoming. Once we were seated, the waitress was so helpful and helping us decide what to order according to the things we like. She then told us that every noodle dish was hand pulledand we got super excited! We ordered two different dishes that were absolutely amazing! The Dan Dan, noodles with pork was just the right spiciness, with delicious slippery, chewy noodles. We also show God a noodle dish that was broccoli that had beef, carrots, etc. It was out of this world! We prefer our soup spicy, yeah this dish was not spicy, but absolutely incredible! Try this place out! You won't be disappointed if you love good noodles!

    7. Dan Dan Hand-Stretched Noodles 担担拉面
    Ross C.

    Kung Fu Noodle was spectacular! The service here is top notch. The environment is very cozy as well. I had the Dan Dan Hand-Stretched Noodles, I couldn't recommend these more. The noodles and very fresh and the broth was rich & flavorful. The medium heat was perfect to clear your sinus, but not make it overly spicy. This dish was one of my favorite Asian dishes I've had. Kung Fu Noodle offers a very unique menu that is a must try!

    1. Classic Lanzhou Beef Noodle Soup
    Jacquelyn L.

    Authentic noodle spot'! The noodles are soo good & have a great chew to them! My dad loves super spicy food & requested for them to add the numbing pepper to his dish and they did! The staff was super sweet. Our party had 2 people who didn't eat meat but didn't want to miss out on the hand-pulled noodles, so we got the tomato egg noodle soup which was delicious! Big portions too! You know the food is good & authentic when your Asian dad approves lol

    7. Dan Dan Hand-Stretched Noodles
    Cheryl B.

    Finally made it! Omg! The #7 Dad Dan hand stretched noodle is amazing. Perfect blend of spice and heat. It almost seemed like it had a creaminess. Pot stickers were good. Soup noodles were not on the menu but were being offered as a special. Loved them! Also tried the lamb skewers. They were just alright, lacking an Asian flair. Hubble had the #1 classic Lanzhou beef noodle soup. It was also good. The noodles in both dishes were great. Restaurant is clean, service was good. While they do have a parking lot it is shared with a few other establishments that also stay busy.

    6. Dan Dan Noodles  @ColumbusFoodDude
    John M.

    Best Dan Dan Noodles in Columbus! I need to come back and try more food, all sooo good!

    6. Dan Dan Jan
    Minji K.

    Hand stretched noodles are one of my favorite things to eat in the winter and the noodle soup was perfect for the cold weather. The beef noodle soup came with lots of bok choy and scallions in the warm broth, but I remember there being more carrots in the one at the Dayton location. It was still good though and the portion of noodles was large. Since the broth is on the blander side, I also enjoyed eating it with the chili oil sauce, which added a nice kick. The Dan Dan noodles were so flavorful and surprised me with how good it was. The minced meat and sauce created the perfect creamy texture mixed with the noodles. The Chinese hamburger was an interesting dish. It was an English muffin type of bread, filled with what looked like pulled pork and green peppers. It wasn't spicy and the flavor was savory with a slight crunch from the pepper. It was packed with meat, so I got pretty full just eating this! They have lots of indoor seating and the service was quick. Will be back for more noodles!

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    Katie N.

    My friend who travels frequently to Asia brought me to this spot. I'm in the Bethel road area often but I have never noticed this restaurant before. It's in a strip mall, but the indoors is not what I expected based on the name and location. It's really nicely decorated and looks more upscale than you'd expect. We came an hour before close but service was quick and good. I'm gluten intolerant and vegetarian and the waiter let me know there are gluten free noodles available (the menu doesn't indicate this) and he custom created my meal with gf noodles, tofu, bok Choy and the spicy dan dan sauce, which was the right amount of spicy (I have a pretty high tolerance) and great flavor. My friend ordered the pork stomach appetizer and normal Dan Dan noodle option. We also got an unfiltered sake and he got an Asian beer. Everything was delicious and I'll definitely be back!

    7. Dan Dan Hand-Stretched Noodles
    Anvaya N.

    Kung Fu Noodle is finally here from Dayton Ohio. After rated as one of the top places to eat in the US this place has expanded to CBUS. They are known for their hand stretched noodles similar to Jiu Thai and specialize in Northern Chinese cuisine They are right by Tea Moji. I really enjoyed their Dan Dan Noodles they are delicious and not too overpowering spicy. They noodles are chewy and just the right consistency. They have skewers as well similar to Jiu Thai which are great. Definitely try them out

    10. Pan Seared Pot Stickers
    Carla F.

    We ordered the dumplings as an appetizer but they were the last to come out. I was not a fan of them since the dough was too thick. The soups broth was tasty. I added chili oil to mines since I wanted it to be spicy. Broth was tasty.

    Dumplings
    Cristina P.

    Friendly staff. Tried the chicken fry and upgraded to the hand -stretched noodles. The noodle dish was good- l did add some chili oil to give it a spicy upgrade. I didn't care for the dumplings, just a bit bland on the pork inside, if they add a bit more spice then they will probably taste better.i had the lunch-size portion and it was still enough for two to share. Bathroom and restaurant clean.

    Beef pan fried hand stretched Noodles
    Nathan S.

    Very tasty hand stretched noodles, similar in texture to Chow Fun rice noodles at other Chinese spots, but these are wheat. The portion was a good size, although not as generous as the XL braised beef noodle bowl, which is huge.

    Dan Dan Hand-Stretched Noodles
    Erica T.

    What a hidden gem!!!!!! I had never had a ramen place like this and I was so excited to find this by my work. The service was so amazing, knowledgeable, and kind! She gave recommendations and answered any question we had and it was her second day! We tried the lamb skewers that came with three good sized skewers for an app. The portions were big in my opinion (it was two meals for me) and the flavor and seasoning were amazing. I loved my order! I thought prices were really fair too. My meal was $15ish dollars. The atmosphere was so cute and cozy, they had Coke products (a huge plus for me!) and prices were so reasonable. Definitely recommend!! You won't be disappointed!

    Oli G.

    Flavor combinations, profiles, and taste combinations rock. Dan Dan hand stretched noodles are a MUST GET DISH! Limited seating inside but We'll be back.

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