Kanzhu Hand-Pulled Noodles

Gökhan EGE

3.0

Second time here at Kanzhu, its not bad.Beef brisket was so-so, noodles were thicker than what I prefer and quite clumped together. Soup was nice and light but could use more seasoning and something acidic.Was not too pleased with the pork siomai, monotonous jelly-like bite. For P95 I've had a lot that are better for around the same price range. Server recommended me to try the steamed beef balls to go with the noodle soup, wasn't disappointed :). Soft but firm meatball with sweet herby notes. Enjoyed it with the noodles and made up for the 4 cubes of brisket that went with the large bowl 😅

Felicia Tanjaya

4.0

The noodle quality is spot on, maintains its firmness despite the soup temperature. They also offer good merienda meals priced at 88php only!

Tin Repollo

3.0

Kanzhu is where I usually bring my parents whenever they want a “lighter” meal. While I don’t think noodles have fewer calories than rice, it just seems to always successfully fool Filipino-Chinese oldies into believing that they’re eating less. Kanzhu noodles are average but price point is quite good which is why we go back. I usually get their Plain Noodles as I think their dry noodle selections are better than the noodle soup dishes. They also offer rice and short orders in case you’re dining with someone looking for a “heavier” meal.