Lanzhou Lamian, also known as Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Noodles, is a type of Chinese noodle dish that originated in Lanzhou, the capital city of Gansu province in China. It is a popular street food in China and can be found in many Chinese restaurants around the world.
The process of making Lanzhou Lamian is an art form in itself. The dough is made from wheat flour, water, and sometimes eggs. The dough is then hand-pulled, stretched, and folded in a specific way to create the thin, chewy noodles. The noodles are then boiled and served in a clear soup broth, which is made from beef bones, spices, and herbs. Thinly sliced beef, green onions, and cilantro are often added as toppings.
Overall, Nouilles KungFu earns high marks for fresh, handmade noodles and flavorful broths, with generous portions and friendly, efficient service. Reviewers highlight watching the noodles being made in the open kitchen, the variety of bowls from pork and beef soups to spicy options, and the strong value offered. A few notes include occasional waits during busy times and a lively atmosphere, but the experience is described as authentic, comforting, and highly recommendable.
What a discovery! We usually go to Lang Zhu in Chinatown & brave the long line but this is the new spot. Excellent service & amazing Dan Dan noodles. We'll be back.
Apr 29, 2024
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Finally a great place to enjoy some good noodles! Whether it's dry noodles or soup noodles, they are delicious here! We used to always go to Montreal Chinatown to eat some good noodle dishes in the past. We are so happy that this place opened in Brossard! Our new go to restaurant on the South Shore for delicious noodles! If you are a noodle lover, this is the place!
On peut commander à partir de la table & voir les nouilles en train d'être produite à travers la vitre de la cuisine. La nourriture est super bonne & les prix très raisonnables. Les concombres en entrée sont excellent.
Apr 1, 2024
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Have been to this restaurant 3, 4 times until now. Have been making suggestion to friends & family. Food quality is good in general, it's as good if not better than the one in Chinatown. However, after reading owner's arrogant & harsh comments towards customers (baby food, suggested customer to go to McDonald's instead, & tip mandatory of 15 percent). I think we will stop going there from now on. Note to Owner, tips of 15 percent is a North America courtesy, & it's subject to the service received at the store. If service is too slow or not to satisfactory, as customer, we have the right to tip whatever we want. It's too bad that you take tips percentage part of your income calculation.
If there was a place on earth where I would be eating my last meal this is it. The beef noodle soup was so good I was willing to sell my car & move into the car park just so I could eat this every day. The spicy chili oil is incredible. My tongue was functional however I was sweating / glowing profusely. Amazing place!
This is the Bomb for Lanzhou noodles. Line ups & great reviews got us coming here. Didn't disappoint & was actually very surprised how good it was. My favorite one was in chinatown but now this place takes the first place. Located in a small strip mall, a little tiny spot, you would have never bother to step in. Dont be that guy because this place is definitely worth the stop. We ordered the dry noodle & the soup noodle. Both amazing! service was fast & good. Wish they opened one in chinatown because they definitely need another Lanzhou noodles in that area. Recommend everyone to come try this Kung fu noodle resto.
