Real Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen

"A popular spot for Chinese comfort food, especially known for its soup dumplings and hand-pulled noodles, set among the neon lights of the Theater District." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Watch out Hell's Kitchen; watch out Flushing—with its lineup of traditional Chinese comfort food, including the best soup dumplings in town, this steamy joint kicks its competitors to the curb. Set among the neon lights of the Theater District, the ever-packed gem may showcase a noodle house-like vibe, but the staff is friendly and the cooking on-point at all times. Hand-pulled and hand-cut noodles are stir-fried with mouthwatering accompaniments, while the dumpling variety is so great it’s almost impossible to pick. Herb-spiked pork and shrimp wonton soup is well worth the 20-minute wait, allowing diners plenty of time to devour pan-fried Peking duck bundles, scallion pancakes stuffed with sliced beef or even steamed buns full of mushroom." - Michelin Inspector

"The dumplings at Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen have a cult following, for good reason. The crab and pork xiao long bao have super thin skins, and are significantly more flavorful than ones you’ll find at touristy spots like Joe’s Shanghai. You can also get pork dumplings sans soup in both steamed and pan-fried versions. The space is large, with lots of seating and some fun wall murals, so it works just as well for a casual date night or low-cost group dinner as it does for a quick solo meal. " - Carina Finn Koeppicus

"One of my favorite things to do on a Saturday afternoon is stroll around Hell’s Kitchen and check out new, affordable places to eat. So it goes that this weekend I finally got around to trying Peter Song’s Northern Chinese spot, Real Kung Fu. I ordered a plate of crab xiao long bao, and they were pretty good, packing a sweet, concentrated maritime tang ($10)." - Eater Staff