Lan Zhou Lamen

We came here during lunch/dinner as the park closed early and it was meant for us to go there before our flight. This place is located in a shopping mall. I ordered the pork cutlet and wife ordered the stir fried noodle. Food came out very fast. We had to eat fast due to our flight, but the food and portions were great size. Would come here again.

You gotta order the soup dumplings here, they are DELICIOUS and very reasonably priced which is good since you'll want multiple orders. The meat skewers were surprisingly small and overseasoned though so stick to the soup dumplings - it's worth it to visit just for those alone.

This was the only place that I found that makes hand made noodles and the price seems to be within reason. But the broth of my soup lacked. The wontons were delicious. Service was wonderful but the restaurant was empty when we arrived and during our dinning. Not sure if we willMake the trek back over for another visit.

Great ambiance in this asian noodle house. Soup dumplings are amazing and you have to eat with a coke. Noodles are yummy and definitely a different take on chicken. Skinny strips but everything had really good flavor

After-work meal with two co-workers, hardly anyone there at 5pm on a Monday evening. We warmed up with takoyaki, chicken skewers. beef skewers, and pork burger. The takoyaki were crispy on the outside, soft and savory inside. The skewers were also just a tad crispy, with a strong cumin flavor to them. The pork burger wasn't my favorite. I prefer big pieces of juicy fatty pork belly to the tiny little lean cubed pork here.Our mains were both showstoppers. The stir-fried wide hand pulled noodles were perfectly chewy and coated in the most savory broth/gravy/sauce. Enough meat and veggies in there to contribute their flavors and textures without taking away from the star of the show, the noodles. The hot pot was loaded with goodies including quail egg, lotus root, and fish balls. The broth was perfect. I ate way too much. I waddled out. I'll be back.

Best Chinese restaurant I had so far visiting Florida. There is also Lanzhou in California. I was surprised that there is one in Florida but it didn't disappoint. The flavors tasted the same and the broth was seasoned just right not too salty and not too bland. With the chili sauce, it was perfect! Was delicious with boba after at tea story.The price is also a lot cheaper than California. In California, one bowl of noodles is easily $15.00 not including tip.

Wish we had a bigger appetite, I would have loved to try their hand pulled/cut noodles.We ordered spicy garlic cucumbers, edamame and soup dumplings. Everything was DELISH and we are Xiao Long Bao connoisseurs. :)Would definitely go back!

I love their fresh noodles! Weeknight service is excellent, but my experience on a Friday night was almost non-existent.

Came here with a coworker and we had soup dumplings and noodle soups (I think his was kimchi soup and he's already been back to have it again). Everything was just delicious and service was friendly and helpful. Will definitely come again.

Service was good but overall the food was a real let down. The wings had chewy rubbery skin, the soup dumplings were cold and room temp at best, and the noodles didn't taste all that great. I was really hoping for a great experience. The place looks nice but the food was a real let down considering other options in the area.