Kung Fu Xiao Long Bao

Food is good for a minute. Bad service ruins your day and makes you never want to go back to a restaurant ever again.

Foods were good. Prices were reasonable. Place was small and neat. Service was great.

I've eaten here for a few years now, and I must say how much I enjoy every meal. Whether I'm trying something new, or going for my favorite xiao long bao, Kung Fu pork soup buns, the food is always tasty and well presented. The description on their menu is spot on about the soup buns! The atmosphere is quaint and often lends to social interactions with fellow diners, yet still allows for more private setting, if desired. If I was going to say there is a flaw about this place, it's that there is almost always a line of hungry people waiting to get a seat, but with good reason. I guess that should paint a better picture of how tasty the food is. If you're in Queens by the Horace Harding Expressway, stop in. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

Nice food and good service.

Food:
- Soup dumplings - I preferred the pork ones over the the crab and pork ones; there's a good amount of soup, thin skin, and a slight ginger in the meat (more noticeable in the pork one); the sauce that comes with it is on the lighter and sweeter side, rather than vinegary
- Sauteed udon noodles - good
- Jia Chang Tofu - home style tofu; large chunks of soft tofu, sauce is a little bit spicy; good

Ambiance:
- Has the vibe of a trendy chain restaurant