DH Noodles & Grill

Came here on a Friday evening because my mom was craving soup noodles. We got seated right away around 6pm. As the evening progressed, there was a 5-10 minute wait for a table. Ordered from a QR code at each table - very efficient. Servers are also very nice and pleasant. We ordered:- beef scallion roll: nice crunch and paired well with the black vinegar and chili oil at each table! - lanzhou beef noodles: came with beef, rolled eggs, carrots, and regular noodles! Very hearty and flavorful - dried hand pulled noodles: sesame/nutty sauce noodles with beef and bok chiy. Very yummy!Overall I highly recommend and I will be coming back. The noodles are very chewy and clearly handpulled, and the flavor of each dish hit just right

I got the lanzhou noodle soup with lamp and the spicy chicken noodles. I loved both of them and I was able to customize the spice level for the noodles. None of the dishes felt overly greasy.The restaurant looks new, clean and the service was great! You can choose anywhere to sit and order on the QR code at the table. The food comes fairly quickly. Free parking the plaza.

A fun interactive experience & authentic freshly made noodles of multiple shapes.We got in close to closing around 30 min and service was prompt/friendly we ordered the noodles and got the thickest noodles, they were all thoroughly cooked which is usually the hardest part.Flavors were good & customizable spicy options. There is a bit of a kick so be mindful of this. The affordability is good too portions were large! We didn't get a chance to eat the beef scallion wrap but hear that's a good option too.

Came by for lunch the other day and it was a tasty experience. Called ahead and my ready was ready for pickup within 10 minutes. Parking is available inside the private lot or on the street.Some staff wore black disposable gloves and all staff wore aprons. Some staff were smoking above a metal dust bin next to the dumper with a plastic rubbish bag...that may be a fire waiting to happen...The braised beef wide noodle soup was tasty. The noodles came uncooked and required a 20-25 second cooking before dipping with the soup and meat. The vegetables and crushed garlic were placed separately inside the container.The spicy lamb chops were flavorful and meaty, although on the pricier side at $26.99.~$25/head after tax with plenty of leftovers.

This is quite a different "Chinese" menu. It's more Cantonese than mandarin. Def more authentic and tasted good, however if you're craving fried rice it's not on the menu! There are more lamb options, just steamed rice and noodles. It's quite a cozy place and we certainly enjoyed the two dishes we ordered.

I likeGet the Lanzhou noodle soup. Fresh noodles customized to your preferred size. Broth is relatively light but pretty fire with the chili oil. Beef is tender (although I would have been happy with a bit more). And it's only $15 - awesome value

Ordered online.Lamb skewers (5) - I was shocked at how small the portion size was for this based on pictures I had seen online. It looked like a pile of peanuts in a box. We had a good laugh about it but there was probably less than 8 small pieces for $14The rest of my order felt the same. Tiniest portions I've ever seen and we spent $100+ for 4I was going to type out the rest of my order but I can't be bothered. TLDR don't order online from this place unless you want to go hungry and have a hole in your wallet

Wow DH noodles and grill really surprised me! I am always in need of noodle soups in the winter, so I came here on a cold day with my partner. We got there right around noon which was good bc it got quite busy after that. I got the braised beef noodle soup with wide noodles, and he got some dry cumin lamb noodle dish with extra wide noodles. I will say the dry noodles isn't the typical dry noodles you think of. It's still quite saucy like almost the amount of sauce you'd expect with a pasta, so just know that before you order it. My braised beef noodle soup was really good! Soup was flavorful and the beef was super tender. I didn't love the wide noodles (They were kinda like the width of fettuccine), but the extra wide noodles were really good. They had such a good chew and texture to them. Service was also super nice!

It's interesting that restaurant at this location kept on changing but they have almost always been Chinese noodle places. The latest reincarnation is a Chinese Northwestern style noodle place. I don't know whether this place is rated kosher or halal but traditonally this style of restaurants are operated by Chinese Muslims but I can't vouch for this particular restaurant. I like the noodle and lamb kebabs here. The noodles are pulled noodles (lamian) and technically that's that the ra in ramen (done by Chinese immigrants to Japan) came from. I like that they serve them with spice by default. I dislike other places that you have to tell them to add spiciness because it's akin to ordering a cheeseburger and has to tell them to add cheese. The place is smaller than it looks from outdoor mostly due to the irregular floorplan but I wouldn't say it's super crowded. You'll probably have more trouble finding parking because it's right next to hmart and the parking spots are notoriously small.There are a lot of choices for noodle thickness and I can vouch for normal. The super skinny ones are not as chewy. This is a noodle place make sure you order noodles. The lamb kebabs is also good as I mentioned but I wish it's fattier. I'll come try the chicken next time. You order through the phone so you don't have to wait for waiter.

New restaurant in town. It replaced a Xi'an restaurant IIRC. They seem to be doing great so far. The place was mostly packed. Luckily we didn't have to wait to be seated but there was a line out the door by the time we left. There seems to be no physical menu. There's a QR code on the table to scan. I wonder what happens to people who don't have phones The kids split a non-spicy beef noodles. We got the thin noodles but then also added a side of extra wide noodles for them so they got to try both. Seemed like the wide noodles was preferred. Pro-tip: You can ask for a pair of scissors The noodles are really really long. Wifey and I shared a Big Plate of Chicken. No really, that's what it's called. And guess what? Yup, it's a big plate of chicken. Mostly dark meat. There's also potatoes, onions, peppers and some wide noodles at the bottom. Very hearty and tasty dish. Could definitely use extra noodles with it though. We also tried the sweet and sour ribs. I'd say we'd probably skip that next time. Not bad, but nothing special. All in all, a worthy addition to the H-mart shopping plaza.