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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.
Overall it was great.
We waited for 30 mins but the order came out fast.
Ordered Dandan noodle & Beef noodle:
Dandan noodle: On point. Probably the best dandan we had in North America.
Beef noodle: Maybe it was the size 4 noodle but it was pretty average in my opinion.
Still great choice for people looking for reasonable priced food in town.
If you're a fan of fresh, hand-pulled noodles in a rich, aromatic broth, this Montreal spot is a must-try, nothing else quite compares. It's so popular that lines are common, but they move quickly & are absolutely worth the wait. My go-to order is the beef Lanzhou pulled #2 noodles paired with a flavourful cucumber salad. Solo diners take note: there's a dedicated counter section where you can usually snag a seat without waiting in line. Just walk passed the line (it's fine!). With its central location, fair prices, & great quality, this place ranks among Montréal's top eats imo.
ANY lanzhou noodle on any street of any city in China tastes better than this
Long wait on Saturday at 5pm. Not much space inside so prepare to brave the cold. Can see chefs hand pull noodles from the window
Best noodles in Montréal. Huge portions & amazing flavours. The noodles are freshly made & you can even see the staff getting them prepared.
Bathrooms are always clean & the service is always fast.
There is this loud & going-towards-almost-middle-aged woman who is very rude. She treated us badly from the first encounter, like she had a very bad day or something... okay I guess I could give it a pass. But what broke camel's back was when she was watching like a hwak standing right next to us watching how much tip we were going to give to her. I put less than 10% tip. I would have given her big fat ZERO!! But the other younger server was kinder to us so that was that.
That loud & rude lady should get fired & it is a shame this business let her work there.
Also I had this soup noodle'recommendation by chef'. More like a very salty hot water with spices in it. Hell if this is the Lanzhou noodle standard, I too should open up a restaurant.
Will never return here!!
Expensive for noodles, but you get what you pay for. These noodles are above average & the customization options are truly neat. No wonder why there's almost always a line during lunch time. The ingredients are also above average when it comes to quality. Service could be better, though. They seem to have no intention in explaining anything, but they're fast & you won't wait too long for your noodles, even when the place is jammed. & it's almost always jammed.
Their brooth is excellent both beef & chicken with in house made noodles.
Staff efficient, fast & great.
If your looking for a fabulous soup, this is the place.
The food was very good, specially the noodles. But the place is very crowded & the space is rather small.
Also, we asked for a Coke that never arrived.
Our family of six had a terrible experience at this noodle restaurant during our trip to Montreal, Quebec. The first two of us arrived & had to wait for 15 minutes without a single staff member coming to greet us. After trying to get someone to noticed, they made us wait until all six of us had come to were seated, even though there were plenty of empty tables. We ordered traditional beef noodles, zha jiang noodles, & dan dan noodles. They were awful including side dishes; we practically left half of our food uneaten. I don't understand why this noodle restaurant has so many high ratings. We followed the reviews & were disappointed with both the staff & the noodles.
It's good. I got the beef noodle - classic one but the veg noodle has no taste. 2 combo ended up close to $43 (tip not included yet)
Don't go as a vegetarian. The vegetarian option is bland & not good. This place is best known for meat options lanzhou la mien is a spicy beef noodle speciality.
The small veggie dishes were good
Best place to eat good Noodles in downtown. Combo nouilles de Lanzhou my fav❤?
WORTH the wait in line! Best hand pulled noodles I've had!
Quality of the food is good. Authentic hand made noodles. If you dine in, there is almost always a wait (30min) & the space is limited inside.
The noodles here slap. Literally, you can see them stretching & slapping the hand pulled noodles through the window. I like the Lanzhou Beef Noodles spicy version. I think the broth could be better, it tastes a bit flat. But overall, it's good value to eat in & have a bowl of noodles, especially as the weather gets colder.
The noodles here are good, I've had it many times in the past. When I got to the restaurant today, I politely asked if there was room for two as I did not see there were already a few people lining up at a wall. The waiter was extremely rude. He pointed at the line & yelled: « LINE UP!!! ». No greetings, no smile, just pure command. That was not necessary, he should treat customers with more respect. I left promptly.
Finally tried this place after passing by a few times. I went there during a very cold Monday night & there was no lines & I got seated right away.
The beef noodle dish was good similar to the Vietnamese bun bo hue, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get in line to try it.
As a chinese, my standards might be a tad bit high, so I did not find the food particularly amazing, as the broth was a little lackluster in taste & the texture of the noodles were tough & uneven for my liking.
But by Montreal's standards of chinese food, this place is definitely worth the visit. The portion sizes are very generous, especially since we chose the largest possible option. The atmosphere was unique & interesting, the decorations felt quite authentic. It was also fun to watch the noodle chefs stretch the dough & cook the noodled by the entrance.