Nouilles de Lan Zhou se spécialise dans l art traditionnel des nouilles de blé étirées à la main et préparées à la demande. Le processus débute par des techniciens qualifiés qui étirent la pâte en différentes épaisseurs, allant du vermicelle fin aux larges rubans, constituant la base de chaque bol. Ces nouilles sont plongées dans un bouillon de bœuf limpide mijoté lentement avec des épices aromatiques, agrémenté de tendres tranches de viande braisée. Des garnitures comme la coriandre fraîche, les oignons verts et l huile de piment maison apportent un contraste vif à la base savoureuse. Les clients observent la préparation rythmique de la pâte depuis un espace de cuisine ouvert qui souligne la transparence et la technique culinaire. Le menu se concentre exclusivement sur ces préparations de soupes authentiques, garantissant une attention constante à la texture et à la profondeur des saveurs.
Nouilles de Lan Zhou est une destination prisée du quartier chinois de Montréal, réputée pour ses nouilles authentiques étirées à la main, dont l'épaisseur est personnalisable. Bien que le restaurant soit fréquemment achalandé avec des files d'attente à l'extérieur, le service demeure généralement rapide et efficace, en accord avec l'atmosphère dynamique des lieux. Les portions sont constamment décrites comme très généreuses, offrant un excellent rapport qualité-prix, et de nombreux clients apprécient de pouvoir observer les chefs préparer les nouilles. Bien que les avis sur la saveur du bouillon et sur l'expérience de service varient d'un visiteur à l'autre, l'endroit demeure une adresse incontournable pour savourer un bol de soupe copieux dans un cadre sans prétention.
HUGE portions, great tasting, custom noodles, seemed popular. Did I say they were a huge portions? I thought I ordered a medium & it's the largest ramen bowl I've ever gotten.
Such a great deal for a big bowl of delicious noodles!! I got the combo with veggie noodles, tea egg, & spicy cucumber & it was so worth it. Filling but isn't a heavy broth/meal that makes you feel heavy after. With the price & size, this place is worth the hype!
The noodles came in big bowls & were pretty decent. It's guaranteed to fill you up. Order the small size unless you're pretty hungry. The space is small & there was a line outside.
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I ordered one bowl of beef ramen combo for $22. The medium-thick noodles were actually very thick. I added a cucumber side combo, & the portion of cucumber was small, & it tasted worse than eating plain raw cucumber.
There was basically no service. When paying, the first suggested tip option was 18%. After tip, the total came to $28. Definitely not worth it.
🍜 Portions suuper big! Plenty to fill your tummy even in small size.
🥢 Food was good :) Wish I could've finished my bowl (took the rest home & had it for breakfast)
💁?♀? Staff were helpful, usual service
🪑 Seats a bit tight with limited space
The noodles were good, I think it could use a bit more depth & spice. The portions are VERY generous, super worth the price. I got a medium thinking it would be a regular sized bowl, but this bowl was larger than my face & I had to take like half of it home with me. I would order a small if you eat a normal portion size & are not a big eater. Staff were a bit unfriendly but that's not really unexpected of a chinese restaurant.
The food was excellent, huge portions. Nice to watch how the noodles were made at the feont of the house. Cucumber salad was spicy with nuts. I got a medium bowl & ate 1/4 of it. Very busy with 2 servers. Nowhere to stand while waiting & kept blocking wait staff. Cloths to wipe tables were left on a pile of menus & a few times dropped on the floor, then conveniently moved to abother location & not changed out. Didn't know we had to pay in the front & waited for our bill to arrive. We were told to get up because we had waited so long for the bill. Would i go again? Yes, but probably will not return to Montréal for a while.
The vegetable handmade noodle soup was really good & the portion size even for the small bowl was enormous in this not so fancy restaurant. While the food is great, be prepared for a 20 minute wait time in the line ( I went there at around 7pm.on a weekend & weekend day & the wait time was almost the same). Also the seating area is pretty cramped. But the soup made up for the discomfort. Don't miss this restaurant while in Montreal.
The place is very busy, but worth the wait. Getting to see the noodles being made is pretty cool. The flavours are excellent, the broth is rich & comforting, & the spiciness in the other dishes is just right. Everything comes together nicely in each bowl. A great spot for Chinese noodles!
I've been to Nouilles de Lan Zhou a few times for lunch, & the food has been consistently delicious every visit.
The hand?pulled noodles are always fresh & springy, the broths are flavourful without being too heavy, & the portions are generous enough to feel satisfying. Even during busy lunch hours, the service is quick & efficient, & the dishes come out piping hot. For the quality you get, the prices are very reasonable, which makes it an easy place to return to whenever I'm in Chinatown. A dependable spot for a comforting, well?made bowl of noodles.
