Kungfood Chu's Amerasia

A great spot with wide menu variety. Been trying to make it here for a while, but every time I came it was jam-packed. Stopped in one early afternoon and was lucky enough to score a spot at the bar! So just keep in mind you may have to wait to sit, and plan accordingly. The bartender was super helpful helping us choose our meals. Also, pro tip: ask for the menu book with photos so you can see all the dishes before ordering! We needed up with two types of noodles, both equally delicious and filling. Two things they do not skimp on: portions and spice! I would make this a stop for when you have a craving for some Asian classics

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Repeat customer here. The food was very good! I love Hot and Sour soup and theirs is very good except for the spice level. Spice level on the soup out of the gate was a little much! The service was friendly but not as attentive as I like. I do like the dive atmosphere of this restaurant. I would recommend this place for a fun date night or lunch!

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Loved the atmosphere. Felt a little too fancy for what we were wearing, but it was early enough in the day that it didn’t matter. Alysa was wonderful and made sure to warn us of the kick Kung Food packs. Dishes were big enough for us to have leftovers! It’s about $13.50 for a meal, but you get two meals out of it.Food: 5/5

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Everything was decent other than the hot and sour soup. I would rate the hot and sour soup a 1 star. That soup was way too sweet. Wayyyyyyyy too sweet. It really don't work like that. Call it sweet and sour soup or something.Food: 4/5

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I was looking for pork belly and I found it here. Dropped in for lunch. Got fried rice with it. A little syrupy but huge portion size. Nice and fatty. It's a feature not a flaw.

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