Nouilles de Lan Zhou est un spot prisé à Montréal pour ses nouilles faites sur place et ses bouillons riches qui promettent un repas réconfortant. Les portions sont généreuses et le rapport qualité-prix très intéressant, avec la possibilité de choisir l’épaisseur des nouilles et le niveau de piquant, ce qui séduit une clientèle fidèle malgré une fréquentation élevée. L’emplacement en plein quartier chinois et le spectacle de la fabrication des nouilles à la vitrine ajoutent au charme, mais l’espace restreint et les files peuvent être longues. Le service est généralement rapide et efficace, mais peut parfois manquer de douceur ou de constance selon l’affluence. Les saveurs varient selon les plats: certains bouillons et plats comme le Dan Dan ou les nouilles au boeuf reçoivent les félicitations pour leur goût et leur texture, d’autres trouvent le bouillon trop léger ou certaines portions manquent de protéines. En définitive, Nouilles de Lan Zhou est souvent décrite comme une institution du quartier chinois, capable d’offrir des plats copieux et abordables qui valent l’attente, même si l’endroit demeure petit et peut être très animé.
Nice cute little restaurant & very affordable.
You might need to plan accordingly, because there is almost always a line outside. It is also located at the entrance of a supermarket so a lot of people passing thru.
This place was recommended by a friend & we were not disappointed. Best noodles I've ever had & their broths are fantastic. I'll be back when I'm in Montreal again.
23 févr. 2026
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Rude Staff. Servers their was no welcoming since we entered the store. But the time we went to pay bill, guy instantly smiling & being friendly to get tip.
I finally tried this very hyped restaurant. It is worth it. We got lucky on a cold Sunday at 13h there was barely any wait. The service was very quick. The menu is quite small but they master what's on there. You get to pick your noodle size (6 choices). The portions are HUGE & the price very fair.
This restaurant is very popular & for good reason. Every item in their humble menu is well crafted & delicious. Servers were kind & accommodating. Along with the cool Asian grocery store right underneath, eating here was a very pleasant experience!
Just don't come during peak hours unless you want to be left waiting in life outside
It's a surprisingly smaller place. But you can see right through the kitchen. Ben outside you can watch them pull the noodles. Which is pretty cool. The spicy bow was one of the best ramens I've had in a while. Definitely a good place to go when visiting.
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.
