KungFu Bros Dumplings & Noodles

100% handmade, dumplings, buns and noodles! If you haven’t been here yet drop everything and go. My new favorite restaurant in the Westland area. The spicy dumplings are so soft and flavorful, by far my favorite dish. The beef noodle soup had a generous portion of beef, bok choy and noodles. They also have chili oil and black vinegar that you can add to adjust the flavor levels of anything. Everything we had here was hot, fresh, delicious and appropriately priced. The restaurant was playing K-pop videos to watch and listen to. Seating is minimal but we walked right in and didn’t have to wait. Food came out fast. If there aren’t available seats when you arrive, I do not think you would wait long. People were moving through the restaurant quickly.

Food was incredible! We enjoyed every dish we tried. The sesame noodles were our favorite, I will be thinking about those for a while! We dined in relatively early on a Saturday night and there was no music playing so it was pretty silent in there which was my only piece of feedback. Would return!

I haven't been here in such a long time. It has exceeded my memories and I wish I could come back here more often! The interior is very bright and clean. The food came out quickly and was even more tasty than before. The portions are perfect, hearty even.

This place was fantastic. Everything was fresh, delicious, and felt authentic. The noodles were springy, the texture was great. I had the Dan Dan Noodles; it was very flavorful (and spicy, but I'm a baby), my husband had the lemon chicken and that was delicious. We LOVED the scallion pancakes, those were amazing. Great place overall and can't wait to try more dishes.

Highly rated family run noodle spot. I came for the popular soup noodles and tried the scallion pancake. Liked the noodles, not sure about the pancake. Different from others I've had but this may be authentic. Got takeaway of fried rice which was 👍🏻. Also had eggplant which had a lot of flavor though it was a bit oily. I'd order it again and ask that they not use as much? Dining in has room for about 10 tables and is clean and casual. Mostly takeaways

I’ve been waiting to try Kung Fu Bros and I’m very sad to say we were disappointed. Rice and sweet and sour chicken were not very hot. We were also shorted an order of rice. Crab cheese and pan fried pork buns were tasty but a tad small for their price. (We don’t know if it’s just us but the photos don’t show a good size reference.) no ill will - it just didn’t really quite hit the mark for us.

I think this is gonna be my mine and my husband’s new favorite local restaurant!. We have been in the area for a few years and have been struggling to find a really good Chinese place where the food didn’t feel/taste overly processed or drenched in batter/oil. And when he suggested this place I was just hoping it would be a knock out of the park and IT WAS! Everything was so good, I’m not a big dumplings person, but they WON ME OVER. The fried rice instead of white rice was 1000% worth the 2$ upcharge. I LOVE sesame chicken but sometimes it can feel overcooked or just batter with chicken, but not here. My husband couldn’t stop eating it off my plate. They had fresh lemon water (LOVE) and it was sweet to see what appeared to be the chef or owners’ kids hanging out there. It gave a very "family owned businesses" vibe. Even if that’s not the case. Everything felt and tasted fresh. Honestly think it’s the best Chinese food I’ve ever had. 10/10, will be going back and will be ordering large orders when my in laws are over. 🩷