Authentic LanZhou Handpulled Noodles

Authentic northern china style. Ordered the Chinese hamburger, lamb soup, fried dough and Liangpi. Love them! The Liangpi is a little too spicy for me though. Next time will ask them to put the hot sauce aside so I can adjust the amount to put in by myself.

Small hand pull noodle shop in the Chinatown area. Wasn't crowded so it met our needs for the kids and strollers situation. The people were nice and the beef hand pulled noodle was decent.

Food:This spot is an underdog for beef noodle soups in Chinatown. For $8 a bowl, it's def one of the most value options you can get in chinatown. The beef brisket noodle soup and spare rib were both pretty good. Its the same broth i'm pretty sure just with different meat options. I like that they provide chili oil and vinegar to adjust to my taste. I would probably pass on the scallion pancake. It was a bit dough-y for me. Beef brisket noodle soup: 4/5spare rib noodle soup: 4/5scallion pancake: 3/5Ambiance: The inside has a good amount of seating. There's these interesting lighting fixtures that you see at a lot of chinese restaurants from the 90s. Service:There is a $10 card minimum.

I came here on a whim with a friend. The service was very friendly and everything came out fast. I'm disappointed with the brisket noodle soup. The noodle itself was made well. The broth was too fatty and could use more flavor. The spicy chicken feet was not tasty and has a weird taste and smell to them. The space overall, doesn't look clean. The low lit light doesn't help either. My friend's food could of came out hotter, temperature wise. I don't think , I will be back.

The food is really good, the noodle were nice and bouncy. I also got the bao to go at the register and those were good as well. The people are nice and quick with the food. The place is kind of dark and has the menu on its wall, but that's when you know a place is legit.

We were quickly seated on a packed Saturday afternoon. We ordered the soybean milk (large), fried bread stick, sliced beef & tripe in hot chili oil and lamb stew noodle soup.The sliced beef & tripe in hot chili oil was pretty good. The star of the show was the lamb stew noodle. The portion is huge and very well priced. The noodles and broth were great.The soybean milk and fried bread stick are on the breakfast menu and we got them in the afternoon: the fried bread stick was not great as it seemed like it has been sitting out for a bit after being fried this morning. The soybean milk was ok, but it seemed like it was a bit burnt/overcooked.You definitely only come here for the food, and not much for the atmosphere. If you come as a solo diner or party of 2, you might be seated with someone else/another small party. They take credit cards (min. $10; no processing fee).

Everything I ordered was fresh and delicious. The service was great. The prices were reasonable. The place is big enough to accommodate a large group.

I love here because cheaper than most place and my opinion Improved taste of meat and soup. But receipt came out $10 for noodle. Not $8.50 that is on menu price. Understand little higher ( many place not making new menu but some are)Other place said it's old one then after few month they change menu ... but not here?? I didn't ask why different but May be next time I will . But I found review some people said double tip!! I came here with my partner never like this. Veg and meat bun also expensive than I was expected. $6 for 4 small buns. Little disappointed. But I will back though. Improving soup and meat. But May be another place?

This place is fantastic! I've come here twice already in the last week because it has a noodle soup that is just so yummy and worth. I really enjoy the broth, bok choys, and meat together. I would agree that service here isn't the best, especially if they're busy. Regardless, I would definitely recommend going here if you're ever craving a hearty noodle soup that will fill you up and warm you up.

You get what you pay for, and in this case you get a lot for cheap. This was a hefty bowl of noodles with a delicious broth for around $9. I cannot emphasize enough how shocked I was that I got THIS much noodle for the price point. Finding the beef slices was also like a treasure chest-- every time I thought I'd finished eating the beef, I'd discover more beef pieces in the soup, which is just ideal ya know? I was so surprised by the mixed reviews-- definitely the service is lacking, but this isn't a service type of place. You come in, get quick service with warm food, and you're out. The service doesn't need to be great in order for this to be an amazing meal. What I will say is that it smelled slightly of toilet the entire time we were sitting down, but you get used to it and then you just vibe. Also, I saw a few reviews say they don't take credit, but they do!!