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400 S Craig St
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Fax: 412-681-3333
(21 Ratings)
The cafeteria-style setup, exposed pipes overhead and rainbow-color ceiling fans help keep Lulu's on the casual side. Head to the counter to investigate the menu, then place your order, grab your tray, and get ready to kiss those hunger pangs goodbye.
Portions here are large, boasting flavors that are strong but don't overpower the taste buds. Singapore rice noodles fill a large plate, thanks in part to plump shrimp, chicken, bean sprouts, onion and a hint of curry. Noodle soups, served in pretty ceramic dishes, also are full of steamy goodness, which sometimes includes small, edible flowers for an exotic touch. Of Lulu's "small eats" (known elsewhere as appetizers), a popular dish is crab rangoon -- crispy wonton filled with vegetables, seafood and cream cheese. Not in the mood for noodles? Lulu's shares space with its sister restaurant, Yum Wok Pan Asian Diner, so you can order dishes from the menu there, too. In a city of quick-stop Asian eateries, it's nice to know one spot lets you slow things down for leisurely meals with family and friends.
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21 Ratings and Reviews
Reminds me of home
blknightmulanxxx - 11/21/2008The beef chow fun here is quite good, reminiscent of what one can get (albeit much cheaper) in Flushing or Chinatown in NYC. The bubble tea with fresh fruits is a great change from powder flavored drinks and the food arrives fairly quickly (off peak mind you). One word of warning, for those too lazy to get up to ask for a refill, this isn't one of those places where they come around to refill your water glass or ask if you want more soda.
Comments(0)|Add CommentGreat food, mediocre service
chenning3 - 12/15/2007I have found the service to be very poor at times, but food is always fresh and hot! Plenty of it too. The most consistant dish being the szechuan chicken noodle bowl.
Overrated
qsheba14 - 09/25/2007Good: Location and portions
Bad: Food. I ordered a scallion pancake and it was a storebought TORTILLA with dried scallions on top. Greasy food, all dark meat chicken and no substituting.
Go to Little Asia across the street or Orient Express around the corner!love it!
ekvblondy - 09/07/2007This is a great place! The selection is great and it's a wonderful place to take people who aren't sure what they're in the mood for. The portions are huge and cheap.The Pod Thai is delicious! And the crab rangoon is a perfect way to start a meal. My only complaint is you'd have to be feeding an army to spend enough for take-out. but you can't have everything...this place is a must if you haven't tried it!
stovelar - 05/13/2007