Order online for delivery or pick up at Urumqi Ozgu Uyghur Restaurant. We are serving delicious traditional Uyghur food. Try our Egg with Tomato, Kidney Kebab, Manta, Egg with Leek or Homestyle Leghmen. We are located at 1617 Dollard Ave, Lasalle, QC.
Urumqi Ozgu Uyghur Restaurant earns praise for authentic Uyghur and Turkestan inspired dishes in a warm setting with striking wall art and copper teapots. Noodles such as laghman are highlighted for their unique texture and rich flavors, while dishes like lamb kebab, samsa, and big plate chicken are described as generously portioned and well seasoned, with some diners singling out spicy lamb feet as particularly memorable. The menu emphasizes halal options and fresh ingredients, and many reviews note a homemade feel and bold, comforting flavors. Service is often described as friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere is cozy with beautiful decor, though some diners caution that wait times can be long as dishes are cooked to order. Overall it is regarded as one of the best places for Uyghur cuisine in Montreal, offering a distinctive culinary experience and a sense of discovery for Central Asian flavors.
The food was truly delicious & the service was friendly & attentive, which made the overall experience enjoyable. However, the only downside was the waiting time for one of the dishes. We had to wait approximately 45 minutes for a single plate of mantu (dumplings), which felt quite long & slightly affected the dining experience. With a shorter wait time, the visit would have been even more pleasant.
Excellent cuisine from China's Xinjiang region. Parking is limited, & the restaurant is tucked into a small commercial space, but the food is well worth it.
Mar 28, 2026
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This was absolutely terrible. When I opened my food, I was honestly shocked - it looked like someone else's leftovers. I even turned around & went back to the restaurant to ask for an explanation. The man (probably the chef) said this was a normal single portion, but the food is just half of the container?its more like a normal portion for a child?I paid $18 for this, & I even tipped $2 for takeout.
It is an Uyghur restaurant & owners are from China's Xinjiang province, however it is not traditional Chinese food it is Turkestan's food similar to Uzbekistan & Kazakhstan traditional food. If you going to visit this place you need to know it is not fast-running fast food place, it takes time to cook it for you. However atmosphere & restaurant decoration are amazing. I visited this place 3 or 4 times, mostly for laghman - it is their native way to cook noodles with beef & it is very delicious. Their noddles are different from other countries food traditions it is unique culture & it is very tasty. There are just very few places who cook it. I know only two Uyghur restaurants in Montreal. Few years ago it was impossible to find in Montreal even single one. Besides laghman they cook some salads & nice looking soups which I did not test yet. However They cook shshlik or lamb kebab & it is the best in Montreal (IMO). Walls in the restaurant decorated with paintings & beautiful traditional plates. Another special feature is the tea tradition, where tea is served in beautiful, round-bellied copper teapots. I wish them all my best & highly recommend this place for anyone interested to discover different & rare culture.
Pros:
Food is great, ingredients feel fresh & the place is clean & neat. A bit pricey but the portion offered negates the high price.
Cons:
Be prepared to wait, if you're with 3 people & each of you order food & something extra to share with be ready to wait 1h+ & the food comes in different times. My friend had to wait 30 mins for their food while we finished ours
Dec 31, 2025
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It's a small family restaurant with almost all their dishes made from scratch. That's why it could take some time for the food to arrive. I had the homestyle laghman. The homemade noodles have very nice texture, & if you like spicy, they can give you chili oil on the side. Overall, a pleasant experience.
I love the place. It's clean. The foods are delicious. We have come to this restaurant for 2 times. It was so good. The porsion is between medium or large that you can share with people on your table. It seems a bit of cost. But if you share with friends, one medium size of one menu can be for 3 or 4 person.
Great lamb skewers! The fried noodles are really good too. & the big plate chicken 🐔. The noodles in the big plate chicken are very chewy & tender. Also ordered Aryan (sour yogurt flavor). It can be a foreigner taste for people & not like it. I found it was okay. Overall great food!
They offer authentic Uyghur food with bold, comforting flavors. The hand-pulled noodles, lamb dishes, samsa , kebabs are rich, well-seasoned, & served in generous portions. A great spot in Montreal for halal cuisine that feels homemade & authentic.
While you'll find many excellent dishes on the menu, the spicy lamb feet stood out as a uniquely memorable experience.
From the first bite, the lamb feet dish hits you with its deep, spicy seasoning, The lamb feet are tender & fatty in all the right ways, offering that collagen rich texture so beneficial to the skin, The spice level is noticeable but balanced, pairs well with hand-pulled laghman noodles or bread makes it more tasty & delicious, should definitely worth to try.
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