DunHuang Miss Noodles

I often order delivery from here and always receive timely delivery that is still piping hot. Their braised beef noodle soup is incredible. The broth is rich with a little kick, the noodles a perfect chew, nice chunks of braised beef, and some bok choy to tie it all together. I order it at least once a month, especially in the colder months. I also enjoy their fried rices cakes, dan dan noodles, and soup dumplings. They have a great variety of dishes on the menu, and I have yet to be disappointed by any of them!

3.25 starsTake out review Pro: food was prepared quickly. Cons:Braised beef noodle was flavorless with 3 small pieces of bok choy. Rice cake was inconsistent in texture but the Beef was delicious. Wished it had some spice as the dish was bland overall. Adding spice definitely enchanted it. I would try other dishes and am hoping those would be better

I was shocked I hadn't written a review for this spot because I've been a few times, but then I realized I have - the first time was just for an elite event they ran so I wrote it on that page. Well, the elite event worked, because I've been coming here ever since for the exact same item - the Signature Lanzhou beef noodle soup. It's soooo freaking good, I dream about this soup. Also - the plum juice! It's so yummy. The service here is always friendly and quick, and it's always pretty busy because it's just such a loved spot. Definitely recommend.

Food: - Original Lanzhou beef noodle is the best item on their menu! Light and flavorful! I like wide noodles so I order the extra wide or wide noodles.- scallion pancake is good but nothing extraordinary - beef noodle soup is good but nothing extraordinary - I do NOT recommend ordering the Mala noodles. I like mala dishes but this dish is too spicy to enjoy :( disappointed Service: staff was nice! We usually get seated right away. I would only come back for their original Lanzhou beef noodle soup.

Food is great. Nice extensive Chinese menu.Service is good. Nice clean, open floor plan restaurant. Lots of space and tables for big parties. Take out is good and reliable too.I always make sure to order their spicy hot wings. So tasty! Almost like the McDonalds hot wings in China, without the super spicy kick. Super recommend ordering. Their soup noodles are all very good as well.My go to Chinese take out in the Clinton Hill area.

A hidden gem around Pratt! Home made noodles and awesome after a tiring day or if you just want great noodles! We tried both the original Lanzhou and the Signature Lanzhou plus a Braised Beef Noodle (yes, we were hungry) and it was awesome!!!Good beer selection including traditional Tsingtao and other Asian beers. Good juice selection, and wait for it ... great dessert! We tried the Crispy Fried Sesame Ball and Eight Treasure Sticky Rice. Too bad they were out of the Crispy Golden Pumpkin Cake with red bean filling. I'm sure that would have been great too.Worth the trip!

I've ordered from this place multiple times over the past year. It's such a relief to have a quality Chinese noodle soup place within delivery distance, as that's exceedingly rare to find when you're in Park Slope/South Slope.I usually go for the signature Lanzhou beef noodle soup. The noodles taste fresh and have a nice chew, and the soup is so steamy and comforting with a good level of spice. I do remember that I wasn't a fan of the cold noodles, though. They have an assortment of great appetizers and side dishes as well. The Chinese hamburger with lamb and cumin is super flavorful, giving Xi'an Famous Foods's version a run for its money. Perhaps my favorite cold appetizer is the mung bean noodles with mung bean jelly, oyster sauce, garlic, and spicy sauce. But be warned that it needs to be eaten fresh. It's terrible once you leave it in the fridge overnight. The marinated cucumber appetizer is tasty (it's one looong overall ribbon of cucumber, though, which makes it hard to portion out), as is the spicy and garlicky wood ear mushroom salad.

I barely leave any reviews unless it is THAT BAD. I ordered delivery from ubereats and the food was surprisingly gross. I ordered a beef stew but it had so much tallow (see picture). I can't believe I paid $24 bucks for this ... barely any beef or potatoes but all beef tallow. This is BEYOND GROSS....I warn everyone to avoid this restaurant, so not worth it...

Their food is very good but it is also very expensive and they don't include rice with entrees. Of course I didn't know this until I got my food sans rice. In some places it says no rice but on their own site they don't mention it. Seriously?! You're going to charge over $20 for chicken and not include rice that probably costs you 10 cents to make?! It's a very cheap way of doing business and not very customer friendly.

We ordered through Uber Eats, which the delivery was quick and handled with care.Fried Dumplings: fried unevenly, no sauce, kept in an air tight container that made it a little soggy.Veggie Rolls: fried unevenly, tasty, no sauce, a little soggy Sesame Chicken: Not tasty, texture was mushy as it was packaged in an air tight container, broccoli was not good, AND DID NOT COME WITH RICE!!!!!Za Jiang Noodles: Hand drawn noodles were decent, pork was tasty but the pepper flakes in the sauce were big with a plastic wrapper consistency, sliced cucumbers looked unappetizing, I added Bok Choy which was cold and tasteless.Not ordering from here again.