The food was good but it is not authentic it has all been tweaked in an odd (El Paso?) fashion…read more More often than not it tasted good though. Otherwise this would be three stars. Pan fried dumplings : small, odd shape, served flipped tupside down apparently directly from the pan, and not all that crispy. BBQ pork Bao: split on top, way too soft (and wrong) texture Spicy Sichuan soup - this was easily the best dish but it's made with lemongrass ?? that's a Thai thing. An unusual but delicious tweak. Dry fried chicken - completely not authentic this came coated in a spicy dust. Truly bizarre

I was highly anticipating eating here while driving from California through Texas, especially since…read morethey have plaques for best Chinese food in El Paso in addition to the high reviews by hundreds of customers. Unfortunately, my fiancé and I were disappointed with what was brought to the table. While the portion sizes and cost-per-plate were very nice, the flavor seemed to miss. * Our Sesame Chicken just tasted like orange chicken with a bunch of sesame seeds on it * Xiao long baos were weirdly tangy? * SumSam dumplings were good in taste overall, but the dumpling wrapper fell apart very quickly when being picked up and the filling kept falling out. Our favorite dish we ordered though * Pork BBQ Bao was also good in flavor, but the bao felt a bit starchy and was hard to chew at times. Additionally when we arrived, the floors were sticky, the sauce jars at the table did not look recently cleaned, and there was still residual food under our table from previous patrons.

I have to say that this place is delicious. I'm very picky when it comes to Chinese food. Being…read morefrom Chicago I was spoiled. I was skeptical but decided to give it a try. I ordered the General Tso's chicken with fried rice. Even though it was delivery, the chicken was still crispy and delicious. The sauce was sweet and spicy. The fried rice was flaky and full of flavor. I'm very happy I tried this place. I'll be ordering again. You should too!

The best egg drop soup I've ever had. My daughter ordered the teriyaki beef and she loved it too…read more Going again for sure

Finally found quality pho in El Paso! Pho House delivers exactly what you hope for when you're…read morecraving a great bowl of noodles. The portions are Texas-sized -- a huge bowl of happiness loaded with fresh, proper garnish. The broth is rich, flavorful, and clearly made with care, and the meat is high quality and perfectly prepared. Every bite hits the spot. If you're looking for authentic, satisfying pho in El Paso, this is the place. I'll definitely be back for more.

Pho House has very spacious and clean dining room. Service…read morewas prompt and helpful. We ordered grilled pork spring roll which was very fresh and delicious. We also ordered the combo pho (number 1). Broth was good, lots of meat, and portion size was huge. Tofu/vegetable rice plate was really fresh and delicious too. Overall, decent meal option whenever in El Paso. Highly recommend!!

Food and Service were GREAT!! Noodle dishes and Bao were…read moreeceptional. Will definitely return

Hidden gem right here! We live in Las Cruces and Asian food is always something we look for in…read moreother towns. Today we tried combination noodles, coconut prawns, fried rice and sesame balls. All fantastic! The shop is very clean. The menu is expansive. And we left so happy with our choice!

The availability of decent Asian food in El Paso leaves much to be desired so Kaedama does a good…read morejob filling the gap. The ramen is a bit too salty for my taste but besides that I have no complaints.

Hidden gem in sleepy El Paso! Came to town for business and found this spot. The service was great,…read morethe ambiance was great, the food was even better! They have an all you can eat ramen refill which is great but so filling that I couldn't have more. All the food even to the dessert was very flavorful. The inside was very small but made it feel like a very authentic Japanese restaurant you stumble across in an alley in Shinjoku. I can't wait to go back!

I had a taste for Ramen so I started my Google searches and that is how I came across Gom Ramen in…read moreEl Paso, Texas. I have been down here for the last two months for work, checking out various restaurants in the area and I randomly thought to myself, I've not had any Texas-based Ramen just yet. The service was great, I was helped as soon as I walked in the clean establishment. The prices of the food were great and the quality was superb. I would definitely recommend this to someone looking to get their Ramen fix here in West Texas. I had the flavorful Mandu fried dumplings, Gom Ramen Spice level 2 and a Hot Yuja. I love the flavor and the freshness of both dishes. I will definitely be back to visit next time I am in town.

I am a big fan of places that focus on one dish and Gom Ramen has a menu with only 3 main dishes…read more It's cheap and quality, nothing to complain about besides the name; why is it not ramyun, this place is Korean.

Perfect casual date night spot for the win!!…read more The appetizers were filling and shareable size. The puns, fries and drinks were great before the main course! Beer selection is reasonable and they serve up a great frozen margarita. The honey walnut shrimp bowl is a 10/10 and I would recommend. Our server Angel and other staff were really great with hospitality and helpful recommendations!

This used to be our go to ramen place in EP. I come from a place where ramen is everyone and not…read moreall ramen places are the same. A ramen shop is not ramen if the flavors are there. Regardless of the ambiance which is really nice. But they change their recipe and it no longer taste like ramen. It tastes like watered down broth with noodles. It's missing that creamy umami flavor it used to have. I have no idea why they changed it but I won't be returning anymore because of this. It's such a sad thing because me and my family loved it here but the ramen went from being the best in town to literally the worst ramen I've ever had. I could literally make shin and be more satisfied than the food here. I hope you read this and change the recipe back to the original. I don't know why you changed it but I can promise you if you don't change it from where you're at now, this business will go down hill. Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Food 2/5

A coworker and I came here for a late lunch/ early dinner and I would say it was okay. I wouldn't…read morego as far as saying it's the best or the worst but just alright. The rolls here are much bigger in size than most places and it felt like it was harder to eat without it just falling apart. It was my coworkers first time trying sushi and sadly it didn't really impress him much. I also picked this place due to the reviews but it seems like the name has been changed and maybe the business owner as well because it's now called Sushi Gang. I would say my favorite thing was the Eel nigiri. The dragon roll didn't meet my expectations from other Dragon rolls I had before. The Golden California roll was better than the Dragon roll. The staff was nice but they recommended something else to try and honestly it was very good. I don't even remember what it was but it was like a rice ball. I can't say I would go back here but give it a try and see if it meets your expectations. They seem to short staffed and that could be what went wrong that day but not sure.

I went with my family to the East Side to do some shopping for my son's Birthday. After we…read morefinished, since he wanted sushi, we looked for a place nearby in Apple Maps. When we arrived, we did not know what to expect (we even looked into the place in order to decide if we were staying or living). WHAT A SURPRISE!!!! The food (all of it) was SPECTACULAR. VERY fresh and tasty. The prices? I still cannot believe we ate so much delicious food for that amount of money. My wife wanted a Salmon Steak. They did not have the right sauce and therefore the dish was not in the menu. I asked if they could do a grilled salmon instead without the sauce. They did. My wife thinks it is probably the best salmon she had since we moved to El Paso. We are definitely going back often.

The food was abysmal. I ordered the Singapore fried noodles and they were neon yellow and…read moreflavorless. My mom ordered a wonton soup and the dumplings were coming apart. I felt terrible for the staff, the waiter was nice .

Noodles & Dumplings is a Chinese noodle chain in El Paso and this is their location near UTEP which…read moreis the closest to downtown. Maybe it was because I ordered via Uber Eats, but I thought the food was just average. Ordered Lanzhou noodles, pan fried bao (aka shengjianbao) and a green onion pancake. Prices are reasonable, though the food did not really stand out. The noodles had thin sliced pieces of beef and broccoli in a spicy soup that was on the oily side. Whereas the pan fried bao and green onion pancake suffered a bit from not being eaten right away. I do give credit for El Paso having a Chinese restaurant serving Lanzhou noodles like this, as this is the type of Chinese cuisine that is harder to find, even in larger US cities.

Searched on the web for a restaurant that served Tonkatsu Curry after seeing it on Anime show . My…read morehusband I found this place 1st and we were blessed because their food is delicious!! The Chicken Tonkatsu is bomb as well! And my personal preference. They also have bottled drinks that are really good! Dining in: it can get crowded, understandably they are busy because food is delicious. Simple eatery. If that's not your style though just order to go. Service is excellent very nice folks.

We love the authentic ramen here, it's the best in town. The decor is not the best but, I just go…read morefor the food. Because they open late you might encounter a waiting time.