Lulu Kitchen
Lulu Kitchen welcomes Route 66 travelers with a vibrant blend of local flavors and a cozy, eclectic atmosphere, perfect for a pit stop in Albuquerque. Nestled in the heart of the city, this culinary gem features a menu brimming with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients and a dash of New Mexican spice. Featuring artwork from talented local artists, Lulu Kitchen invites you to savor each bite while soaking in the unique culture of the Mother Road. With friendly service and a commitment to community, it's a must-visit for those seeking a genuine taste of the Southwest.
M F
a month ago"My very fave classic Chinese-American spot in Albuquerque. Just perfect, right down to the details like white pepper shakers on the tables and excellent (spicyyy!) chili oil. Besides the great lunch specials, standouts are the Singapore noodles, chow fun and red bean sesame balls. Super pleasant service too!"
Viridiana Alvarado
2 years ago"We came over for lunch. The service was very polite and efficient. The egg drop soup has no business being so good! The broccoli beef and veggie rice was amazing as well. I have had the regular fried rice but you need the veggies to make it amazing! Loved it!"
Fred West
a year ago"We had the chicken lo mein and sweet and sour pork lunch specials. They come with a choice of soup and rice and an egg roll. The food was very good, the staff was friendly, and the place was clean. I highly recommend Lulu's."
Jaime Hinojosa Cid
a year ago"The food was very fresh and very delicious! My hot and sour soup was too good and was finished before I took the photo (as was one of the fried spring rolls). The orange sauce wasn't too sweet, and the shrimp was perfectly fried. It would be nice if the fried rice served with the dishes had some vegetables in it like onions & carrots at least. It was very quiet inside at dinner time. Some music or even just a TV being on could be nice. A lot of delivery orders, it seemed. If I lived in Albuquerque, I would absolutely eat here regularly."
