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Honestly I thought it was okay.. The spiciest level isn’t spicy so it’s totally okay to try out. I hope in the future they can add more spice levels! I got the cumin lamb hand pulled noodles and the hot and sour dumpling soup, and I think the pork with the hand pulled noodles would’ve been a better

Great food! Glad I gave this place a try. Lots of choices and inexpensive. Truly authentic! It’s not the normal Cantonese style cooking everyone is used too, but you should give this a shot. Simply delicious!

This far east, it’s hard to find Xi’an food that is THIS authentic. I mean, it’s almost literally from the other side of the world. The cumin lamb is true to its name - spiced perfectly and grilled to perfection. I also ordered the hand-pulled noodles and lamb flatbread sandwiches. The hand-pulled

I ordered the hot and sour with noodles and tea egg and it was absolutely the best soup and noodles I have ever had. The tea egg was so tasty and fresh. Super fresh tender meat, yummy veg and savory spicy broth. The noodles are thick and big and fun to eat. Usually I go to Cambridge for my noodle fi

Many times my friends and I had stomachache after eating in this restaurants. Since we like noodles we come often but they all of a sudden close dine in at 7:20p even they actually close at 8p. We used to come a lot around 7:30 and this is really unfriendly and rude. Not recommended. Staff are very

This place is amazing!!! Amazing fresh noodles and dumplings, delicious food, generous portions. A must order from or visit if you live in the area.

Ordered the lamb flatbread which was ok but not true xian taste very ordinary flavors. Two spicy lamb skewers were room temp when we got it while waiting in store. Hardly any taste.

Very average restaurant, especially comparing to Xi’an Famous food in NYC. The noodle was much thicker and it was kind of bland. The meat sandwich was so oily. My hands felt like dipping into a oil jar.