DH Noodles & Grill

Highly recommend the noodles, ordered the signature beef noodle soup with flat wide noodle and fried beef noodle. They are both good, the fried one is even better since you can taste the 'guo qi'. I feel the lamb bbq skewer is just okay, feels like it's fried rather than grilled over the fire.

DH Noodles & Grill delivered a solid takeout experience. I ordered the Big Plate Chicken, which had that numbing, Sichuan-style spice that builds with every bite. The portion size was generous for the price, making it a great value.One of their standout dishes--the viral noodle bowl where you grab the meat with a gloved hand--looked intriguing, but I didn't get to try it since I opted for takeout. Definitely something to consider for next time. Overall, a good spot for flavorful, spicy dishes, and I'd be interested in dining in to experience more of their menu.

Dh noodles is a new noodle spot in the mccarthy plaza.They serve a variety of noodles and u order via the online website and pay upfrontService is your typical chinese restaurant.They have a dish where u can also wear a glove and grab a handful of meat? Seemed interesting.But I just got the original handpulled noodles with thick noodles (not spicy) and added my own spice from the chili on the tableOverall pretty good, no complaints but also mot eye opening.

Good food, good value. The Signature Lanzhou Beef Noodle soup had a light but flavorful broth. The hand pulled noodles were fresh and perfectly cooked. Beef had good amount of fat to meat ratio. The spicy chili was spicy but perfect addition to the broth. Definitely enjoyed this soup. I like the thinner consistency compared to the more popular thicker braised beef noodle.The scallion pancake with slice beef were really good too. Crispy thin pancakes with a thin layer of sweet sauce and beef slices rolled in and cilantro. The lamb kabobs on skewers had the usual Chinese spice combination with chili. Didn't taste the cumin though. Marked as spicy but it only had a mild kick. Meat was good with both leaner and fatty portions. Had a little bit of tendon.The DH Crinkle Cut fries were just ok. They were more potato wedges and not crinkle shaped. Potatoes were thick and kind of hard inside. Sauce or paste on top was good, though. Slightly spicy but had other spices in it not just chili paste. Glad we ordered the brown sugar glutinous rice cakes. Sooo good and perfect ending to a spicy meal. Soft and slightly chewy rice cakes sprinkled with brown sugar and what looks like powdered and crushed peanuts on top in a shallow pool of dark brown sugar sauce. The brown sugar sauce had a hint of molasses taste so it was not overwhelmingly sweet. Reasonably priced. Quick service. Nice staff. Bright dining area. Will definitely go back to try the non soup noodles.

Solid casual dinner spot with large portion sizes! Service was also very quick and attentive. We got wide noodles for both our dishes but would love to come back to try the extra-wide. I also loved the scallion pancake wraps! Very crispy with just the right amount of sauce.

Whenever I try a new restaurant I try to order their signature dish, and I'm glad I did that here. I liked the easiness of ordering off a QR code as well as the ability to customize your order that much. I really enjoyed the appetizers here specifically the wood ear mushroom salad. Very fresh and firm.The main noodle dishes we ordered were good also, but I feel like the only flavorful part was the broth. It had almost a smoky and bony taste but it was delicious. However, the meats and vegetables were bland and the dishes wouldn't amount to much if there was no broth. Service was fast, attentive, and friendly! Not much opportunity for customer service since ordering is done off a QR code but it was still solid. This place is maybe 30-40 mins away from me but I'd still be down to come back and try more foods from here :)

The food came out very quickly and was full of flavor. I liked that the Spicy Braised Beef Noodles a lot. The noodles were chewy and firm but not undercooked, and the beef was tender. The soup was spicy but didn't have a lot of burning heat. The fried noodles were good but not as interesting as the soups. We were really thirsty after eating the food.They use a QR code for ordering, but they will take orders personally as well. If you order online, you can see what your options for customization are, like noodle size, which range from thin to extra wide. They have a paid annual membership that offers discounts.

Clear lamb broth/stew has added ground garlic, has extra smooth savory feel to it. The thinly sliced radish were nice touch. I think next time I would just get the version without chilli oil and just add it myself since they have it on the table.Compared to another well known hand pulled noodles chain in the area, I actually find the noodles here a bit harder and not as springy. But maybe it was a busy Friday night. Their BBQ cumin beef skewers were very nicely done, super hot from the grill, fatty bits were crispy, very flavorful.

If you're looking for traditional, delicious Northwest Chinese food, then DH is a MUST-TRY! My wife and I come here almost every two weeks, and honestly, it feels like a flavor trip straight to Northwest China (my wife's hometown)--about 90% authentic, which is super impressive!The menu offers a great selection of noodles, grilled items, and regional specialties. Every dish we've tried--from hand-pulled noodles to perfectly seasoned lamb skewers--has been consistently delicious. The portions are very generous; 3 dishes here easily covers both lunch and dinner for the two of us. Spending $50-$60 for such amazing food with large portions is truly a great deal in the Bay Area.

Aside from the hectic parking situation during weekends, this location is great and very much comparable to their Cupertino location. Service is fast, efficient, and pretty friendly. Menu is on a QR code in which you can order your food. Most of the dishes are carb heavy or protein heavy. They offer noodle soups, noodle stir frys, and meat a la carte. In terms of vegetables, theres only two or three vegetable items. *Beef noodle soup with extra wide noodles- The noodles are a bit more al dente, chewier, and doughier than I would have liked. For this dish in particular, I would recommend their thick noodles instead. The beef cubes are super juicy, melt in your mouth tender. The soup base is flavorful with all that beefy goodness and slightly sweet. *Crispy lamb- this is a must order if you love lamb. The lamb chops are crispy, fatty, and generously seasoned. I'm not a lamb person, but this dish I would gladly finish on my own. *Pork stir fried noodle with extra wide noodles- This was soo good! The extra wide noodles in this dish were exceptional. The noodles were soft, chewy, and silky especially coated in the stir fry sauce. The pork slices were tender and added as a nice protein to the noodles. The bell peppers were sweet and snappy. The sauce is fragrant and savory with slight sweet touch. This paired with the chili oil is absolutely heavenly. I would say definitely come here for their beef noodle soup and crispy lamb. Their beef noodle soup is far superior than QQ noodle's and they offer a variety of noodle type options which really changes the texture of a dish dramatically. The crispy lamb is not a dish to be missed as well.