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.
Nouilles KungFu is highlighted for fresh handmade noodles and a flavorful broth. Beef noodle soup and braised beef with noodles are frequently praised for tender meat and comforting, well balanced flavors, with the noodles noted for their chewy, fresh texture. The menu items such as Dan Dan and Lanzhou style noodles attract praise for authenticity, and many reviews mention watching the noodles being made. Value and generous portions are commonly cited, with several diners calling prices reasonable for the quality. Some criticisms appear, including uneven service, language barriers, and a few dishes that come across too salty or not as strong in flavor. Overall the reviews present Nouilles KungFu as a solid authentic noodle spot in Laval, with many diners planning to return to try more dishes.
We arrived right before closing. The lady was so nice with us & let us in! The food was delicious! I got double wide, it was just perfect! I'd recommend to anyone that enjoys Chinese cuisine. Very yummy yummy in my tummy 😋
Would come again for sure
The food was okay but not exceptional - a bit too salty for my taste. I was also expecting a bit more effort in the decor. Overall, it was fine but didn't quite meet expectations
Nouilles fait main sur place & on peut même voir la fabrication, bouillon très savoureux, légumes & viande sont frais. J'ai été très surprise! Agréablement surprise! Bien meilleur qu'un autre resto du même genre présent à Laval & moins cher en plus!
Service SUPER rapide & courtois. Les nouilles faites maison & le bouillon sont excellents.
Les chaises sont très incorfortables par contre. (& pas Fat Friendly)
Oct 30, 2025
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Editing review to answer owner:
I definitely made an order to go today. My husband ordered it there. No one said anything about reheating the food. Normally I don't have to reheat food I just ordered. I understand about the noodles needing to be cold, but the quality & flavour of the food was just really not good or satisfying in my opinion. It was extremely bland & the meat was mostly tendon or something (most of it was transparent & very flavorless) I'm sure it's great for others, but not for me.
This meal was very very meh & underwhelming. Around 20$ for very flavorless(no spice, no heat, nothing), cold & chewy noodles. The meat was weird flavorless & chewy also. Really not for me.
Les meilleures nouilles sur Laval?on a choisi DAN DAN & Lanzhou bouef pour entrée?on a vu monsieur faire des nouilles très fresh?
Les nouilles DAN DAN sont épicé & vraiment bon. on va revenir😘😘
Visited 1 time.
Parking available. Place was clean & staffs welcoming. They did their best even with some language barrier 👌
Menu can be a little confusing specially choosing the noodle thickness. I personally had the spicy dan dan noodle & they were good. As for people accompanying me, they weren't very impressed with their selection specially the one with chicken.
I would recommend the dan dan though, was really nice 👌 Found it not spicy at all though.
Will surely visit again!
Oct 23, 2025
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