Lulu's Noodles - Strip District

Nice service. The food came out very fast. I got the chicken Paitai, it was too sweet and the chicken was dry. I don’t know know if it was just me who ate too much but I didn’t feel very well after eating it. It was decent but I don’t think I will be coming back

Quick service, food presentation looks good, tastes good, but I think the quality of the chicken was very low. Mild indigestion later that night. If I go back, I probably won’t get the General Tao chicken again, but I’d be interested to try the ramen.

After the closing of Hong Kong Express 2 in Downtown, there has been a void in my soul.I think that Lulu's Noodles might be the cure tho.This general Tso's chicken is amazing tangy/rich/moist/sweet and spicy. The chicken was cooked to perfection. Rice amazing, crab Rangoon also very good.10/10

Well, on the positive; it's quick and not gross. However, the noodle business has far better options in this area. I tried the Dr Fu as recommended by the Employee at the counter. Lots of noodles, a little chicken and a little flavor. Most of the flavor came in a side cup of cold brown sauce that didn't begin to cover the noodles. The interior could use some polish, not overly appetizing decor. I wouldn't call it dirty, but not super clean either. My kids who like zero flavor approve. Maybe I ordered the wrong thing? Will update review next time. Worthy of another chance, but won't be rushing back to do so.

We popped in after our destination turned out to be closed. We were able order from the QR code generated menu. Food came out quick and it was delicious. Kind of nice in a way ordering and paying contactless. Food was awesome and a decent portion, no one finished their meal.