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A restaurant not worth for the money. Ordered a rice noodle with shredded duck, I could find only less than 10 pieces of finely shredded duck meat. A …
Bill Fung
Kung Fu Chop Chop
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I was meeting some friends here for a bite before some badminton next door. This place sounds like a martial arts studio but it really is a Chinese BB…
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Kung Fu Chop Chop
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Kung Fu Chop Chop is not a martial Art School but a place for Chinese food. Their specialty seems to be in BBQ and Taiwanese Style Bento box which is …
Jennifer K
Kung Fu Chop Chop
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3 Reviews on “Kung Fu Chop Chop”
A restaurant not worth for the money. Ordered a rice noodle with shredded duck, I could find only less than 10 pieces of finely shredded duck meat. A total rip off.
I was meeting some friends here for a bite before some badminton next door. This place sounds like a martial arts studio but it really is a Chinese BBQ Restaurant. They have the typical roasted pork, duck, and BBQ pork for eat in or take out. On top of that they have some unique stir fries that were really tasty. I ordered their roasted pork with rice. The pork was delicious and the skin was crunchy as expected. My friends ordered their spicy sauteed pork and it was spicy with the veggies being crispy as well. The only area of improvement was their service. It was not particularly quick nor attentive. Maybe it was the last day of the year?
Kung Fu Chop Chop is not a martial Art School but a place for Chinese food. Their specialty seems to be in BBQ and Taiwanese Style Bento box which is good for a quick lunch.Just opened a few days ago and staff all still in training, there are definitely rooms for improvement. I like how management was presented and able to address concern directly from customers.We were here for a late lunch early afternoon tea. Quite a few of the items were not available and trying to order can be a little challenging.We ended up sharing:Lunch Bento with 3 items ($7.99): BBQ Pork, Beans with Minced Meat and Salt Pepper Chicken – I do not like food that has been under heat lamp for a long time. Beans was soggy and the chicken was not crispy. Stay with BBQ items might be a better choice.Noodle in Spicy and Sour Soup ($5.99) – Made to Order but worth the wait. Better than the pre prepared food under the heat lamp. Portion is big, great for sharing!Since Kung Fu Chop Chop is so new and still working on numerous issue, I would give it another try. Especially they are offering 20% off Grand Opening Special till at least August.