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Lan Zhou Restaurant - Chamblee - Photo album

The BEST northern Chinese noodles in Atlanta! I love how chewy and fresh they taste! The owner of this Lanzhou Ramen has changed and they are amazing! The service is wonderful and the owner told me that they try to make fresh food instead of using frozen packaged food, especially 油条fried dough and 糖

Absolutely loved everything ordered there. The savory donut sticks plus fresh made soy milk is the the perfect and traditional breakfast in northern China. The owner and her family were very friendly and recommended very delicious dishes as they do have quite a big menu. I had to go back the followi

This place was pretty good. Food was fresh, and dumplings were tasty. Beef Noodle soup lacked seasoning and flavor in the broth, but all in all, nice place for casual dim sum and Chinese

We love this place! The food tasted just like it does in China. The mother and son who work here are so friendly :) They make you feel like family! We will definitely be coming back every time we come through Atlanta.

This place is amazing ! the soup dumpling were so delicious and fresh. The beef noodle soup was also very delicious and fresh. everything tastes homemade. The owners were super friendly and I will definitely be back to try more food !

We enjoyed our lunch here, at the Chinatown food court in Chamblee. We had the “lamian” noodle soup, and scallion cakes. Yummy. Rather slow service though.

Never had soup dumplings before so you can imagine how excited I was to try them at this place where I have tried so many delicious fresh menu items. Took over a half hour (while not busy at all, only one other customer) to get soup dumplings out to me that had no soup in it. A good flavor to wha

The house noodles weren’t bad, but salty. The roasted duck noodles were ok as well, but salty. Also, they gave the duck head. The seafood noodles tasted like they used old squid and shrimp. The squid and shrimp was overcooked. The squid was like rubber. All of the noodle soup broths had the flavor a