Kenny’s Noodle

I travel 30 mins to come here if i crave chinese food thats real fast.
The food is good.
The service is good.
The price is crazy good.
Now why are people still going to spring roll?

Okay this used to be the best of the Kenny’s but the stuff I ordered: brisket, oyster and scrambled eggs, and fried shrimp paste served two ways were ridiculously unappetizing.
The meal started good enough. The free house soup was very good.
The shrimp paste dish was very ugh. I am not sure what paste they used but yuck.
Their scrambled eggs with oyster was ridiculously salty. You have to buffer it with so much rice in order to eat it.
Their beef brisket just plain tastes weird. It’s bearable though.
To finish it, I did get free tofu-​fa, which was pretty good. Won’t say super amazing, but compared to the rest of the stuff we actually paid for, it was not too bad.
At least there is free wifi that is why it did not get the lowest rating.

Used to be good… But they changed owners and even their names are changed.
None of the dishes we ordered are up to par… the usual Kenny’s Noodle’s qualities.
I would not go back there!

My family and I come here regularly. The menu is great as there is one page that is pure vegetarian. The waitresses are like those in Hong Kong, fast and ready at a moment’s notice. They are always very considerate and ask if you want the recipe changed; they will always notify you if there is garlic (which some Buddhists avoid), milk or cheese if you mention you’re herbivorous.
My staples here often include fried salted tofu and vegetarian baked rice with white sauce and mock ham, red bean ice. The baked rice dish comes with mock ground beef, and if they run out, the chefs will gladly substitute fake ham! Yes, it is a little salty side but you can’t help but feel satisfied when you leave.
Great place to go if you’ve got conflicting diets in a group of hungry people!