Mr. Ping is a noodle shop owner who adopted Po after finding the panda in a box of radishes. Although he was initially wary of Li, teasers for "Kung Fu Panda 4" suggest the pair are allies now.

Kung Fu Panda 2, which releases in the U.S. Thursday, will bow in China on Saturday. The Chinese voice cast doesn’t include any famous talent – no local Jack Black or Angelina Jolie equivalent ...

The journey “Kung Fu Panda 4” places him on is retirement. As the film opens, he’s trying to hawk his identity as the Dragon Warrior to open a tofu-and-noodle shop. This is a clear sign of ...

The pond located in the sunken part of the compound was converted into a Chinese village where Asian dishes like crystal noodles and ... with the screening of Kung Fu Panda 2 at noon.

This go-round, Po is reveling in his mini celeb status — swanning around town, posing for (hand-drawn) pictures with fans and cutting the ribbon at the Dragon Warrior Noodle and Tofu restaurant.

Po is a Chinese noodle shop worker whose consuming ... 2) He doesn’t actually know kung fu. And 3) He’s a panda. And a portly, sluggish, uncoordinated one at that. But Po is the protagonist ...

Is it a big deal that Jack Black is back voicing Po in a new Netflix Kung Fu Panda series ... preparing to go on a food tour of China, eating noodles and dumplings and greeting his fans.

By Kirk Honeycutt Martial arts movies have always had a certain cartoonish element, so DreamWorks’ martial-arts cartoon “Kung Fu Panda” makes ... runs a noodle shop and expects his son ...

James Hong also reprises his voice role as Mr. Ping, a noodle-cooking goose who is Po’s adoptive father, after appearing in all three “Kung Fu Panda” movies — this time around, Ping looks ...

Royal Caribbean International said its first Kung Fu Panda Noodle Shop has opened on Quantum of the Seas. It is the first restaurant on land or sea to feature characters from the Dreamworks ...