Steamed bun & ramen joint w/ amazing XLB. Great dumplings for the price.
This Cantonese eatery is a go-to for steamed buns and ramen, earning praise for its exceptional xiao long bao (XLB). While it doesn't take reservations, the wait is typically short, making it accessible for a quick and delicious meal. Reviewers highlight the excellent quality of dumplings for the price, solidifying its reputation as a top spot in the area.
This establishment specializes in Cantonese cuisine, with a strong emphasis on steamed buns and ramen. The Shanghai buns and xiao long bao (XLB) are particularly recommended, often cited as superior to other popular spots. Beef scallion pancakes are also a favorite, though noted as not being a healthy option. Wonton soup is another recommended dish.
"The Shanghai buns and xiao long bao (XLB) are highly recommended, with some users calling them superior to other establishments. The beef scallion pancake 'sandwich' is also a favorite."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, frequently recommending the steamed buns and ramen. Some also noted a historical positive experience with soup dumplings.
Important Note
The restaurant does not take reservations, and a misleading tipping practice on the check was mentioned.
"This commenter enjoys most items at Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns, especially the soup dumplings."
Positive"This commenter enjoys the beef scallion pancakes at Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns, acknowledging they are not a healthy option."
Positive"Kung Fu Ramen on 55th Street is recommended for wonton soup, with a suggestion to ask for the omission of dried shrimp to avoid a fishy taste."
Neutral"The user recommended seeking out Fried Pearl Noodles at any Malaysian restaurant that offers it. They highlighted the noodles' awesome texture and the mix of proteins."
Positive"The commenter had an incredible experience with the soup dumplings at Real King Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen over a decade ago and questions its current state."
Positive"This restaurant is praised for some of the best Cantonese food in the city, specializing in steamed buns and ramen. It does not take reservations, but the wait is usually short."
Positive"This commenter praised the beef + scallion pancake "sandwich" at Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen as one of their favorite things, but warned about a misleading tipping practice on the check."
Positive"This commenter praised the beef + scallion pancake "sandwich" at Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen as one of their favorite things, but warned about a misleading tipping practice on the check."
Positive"This user recommends Kung Fu Ramen over Din Tai Fung, considering it a better option."
Positive"Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Bun Ramen is mentioned."
Neutral"This establishment is recommended for its 'little steamed ramen'."
Positive"Kung fu little steamed buns ramen is recommended."
Neutral"This restaurant, despite its long name, is praised for its awesome XLB (xiao long bao) and offering the best quality dumplings for the price in the area."
Positive"The commenter agrees that Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Bun Ramen is the correct answer to the user's request."
Positive"Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Bun Ramen is simply suggested as a place to eat."
Neutral"The user recommends Little Kung Fu, located near Din Tai Fung, as a better alternative, specifically suggesting their Shanghai buns."
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