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It was really tasty and big portion, highly recommend
ngon
Leider wie so oft hier: Der Standard wird einfach nicht gehalten. Früher hätte ich das Restaurant noch empfohlen, heute eher nicht mehr. Es wirkt nach einem Jahr ziemlich runtergekommen, und das Servicepersonal hat sichtbar keine große Lust. Auch das Essen hat deutlich nachgelassen: Fleisch zäh, Gemüse halbgar und die Nudeln irgendwie wild zusammengemischt. Wäre alles halb so schlimm, wenn der Preis dazu passen würde. Tut er aber nicht – man zahlt immer noch das Gleiche für deutlich weniger Qualität. So geht das nicht. Für mich war’s das.
They got me and they lost me. This (second) time noodles were too salty, almost like it burns in your mouth, and beef was way too chewy so I could not eat a good half of it.
Good food and will definitely come back again. The furniture layout is a little bit chaotic and definitely needs to be tidy up. I recommend the No. 1 combo. The dumplings are good too!
I recently visited Lan Chau Noodle, expecting to enjoy some authentic Chinese noodles, but unfortunately, the experience didn’t quite meet my expectations. While the restaurant has a nice, cozy atmosphere, the taste of the noodles was not to my liking. The flavors seemed a bit off compared to what I’m used to in traditional Chinese noodle dishes. The broth lacked depth, and the overall seasoning felt unbalanced. It’s possible that it just wasn’t the right match for my taste, as others might enjoy it, but for me, it didn’t hit the mark. I’ve had better Chinese noodle experiences elsewhere. If you're someone who loves a more familiar and bold flavor profile, this might not be the place for you.
Great place to eat the original Lanzhou beef noodles. The place is very clean and neat. They make noodles in place, the kitchen is open so you can see how they make noodles and cook food. The prices are fine, 120k for a combo, including a large portion of soup, 2 eggs and 2 tofu. Also there is a Sichuan chili sauce you can add to your soup, it came as a big surprise as I love that chili 😋 Definitely recommend checking this out, there are not many places like that in Danang where you can try those ☺️ Cheers!
Honestly I dont understand these bad reviews. The food is absolutely incredible, I came here 2 days in a row and tomorrow will be my third. This is as authentic as it gets. You see the younger family members learning different school subjects and even teaching. This is how the world works. Of course they dont greet you in perfect english if they speak chinese and vietnamese and have to balance their school life with work life. This is what makes this restaurant authentic. Also to the reviews that say the spices are random and imbalanced, of course I didnt try every dish of the menu but you reaaaallly have to make sure to mix all the spices well before eating, as they sit on top of the dish when served. Then it is absolutely perfect. To the argument that it feels like fast food because you get a beeper to pick up your food yourself: I experienced both ways. As the restaurant gets busy, they make you pick up your food yourself just because they dont got enough staff. Right now I am sitting here alone and guess what, they brought it to my table! You just can not compare this to a western restaurant where you pay at least 15€ per person! 10/10 reccomend. PS: Signature chili noodles and pork dumplings are soooo good 😋
Unbelievable scenes!!!! Food is 10/10, service is okay too!
This is pretty much a fast casual restaurant. You walk in, order, and when your food is ready, your buzzer will beep and you pick it up at the counter. There are different condiments you can choose and add to your noodles. If you can't eat spicy food they have options where there is no spice added. If you like spicy food, there's condiments for you to add at your pleasure. There is also complimentary pickled cabbage and peanuts for you as well. We were very happy with the food. Everything tasted authentic! The noodles are all made in-house and there are 6 variations to choose from, ranging from thick (like pappadelle) to very thin (almost angel hair, but not quite as thin). Portions were extremely generous too. My single bowl of dry noodles was enough for 3 meals! It's pretty much self service, from getting your own utensils, to-go bags etc **Cashier is fluent in Mandarin and Vietnamese**
A classic Chinese restaurant !!! I just visited this place and the food was absolutely amazing. The flavours were authentic, the service was swift, and the overall experience delivered strong value. Highly recommended.
That was a good bowl of noodles!!! Tastes really like China Girl there spoke good English and was quite friendly! (Which is rare here I guess) And the cook was very nice as well Overall really liked the taste
Bomb. Dont miss it. Its legit
This place is serving what is probably the best Chinese noodle soups and dumplings in Da Nang. The noodles are hand pulled, springy and delightfully chewy, in a very tasty broth. The dumplings are delicious, and come in a huge serving of 15 pieces. Highly recommend!
The food is okay, but the service quality is negative. I visited the store at 8 PM, ordered 1 bowl of noodle soup and 1 mixed noodles. The cook was very good, but the cashier's behavior was unacceptable. The cashier's attitude when talking to customers was as if they were forced to work or didn't want to serve customers. I think the only reason the cashier hasn't been fired is because they know a foreign language to communicate with foreign customers. If you can find someone else, please replace the store's cashier.
Noodles are okay and the beef sour soup is delicious, but it's terribly noisy because of the crowded Chinese people.
Quite a bad experience. My friend and I, two of us, went into the shop and ordered 2 bowls of noodles. But what I'm wondering is, do all restaurants nowadays not bring food out to customers? My friend and I are both female and petite. In the shop, there was a guy cooking, a guy and a girl out front, but when the machine beeped, the guy or girl just stood there chatting and didn't bother to help bring the food over, even though those two bowls were super big and heavy. When I went to pick them up, I almost bumped into the staff guy because he was too busy chatting and didn't move out of the way :) I mean, what's wrong with that? Is it now self-service at restaurants and still like this? It's very annoying, so I hope the shop improves its service quality. The food was okay. I've eaten at several places with similar prices, but I've never encountered a situation where customers have to carry two huge bowls like this themselves. Honestly, I can't even put it into words.
bad food, staff not enthusiastic, service boring
The taste does not suit Vietnamese people.
Good Chinese Dumplings
Everything was liked
The food is terrible, a waste of money. The cashier has a scowling face and an arrogant attitude.
It's a system where you choose your food at the counter and pay first... There are menus in Chinese, Vietnamese, English, and Korean. The noodles weren't anything special, and the broth was a bit lacking in flavor, but you can fix that with the chili oil at the counter. It's not really worth discussing value for money; it's just average... It's not a restaurant worth discussing service either... It's more like a light noodle shop where you can eat quickly and leave, similar to a convenience store. I ordered something like beef noodle soup, and if I remember correctly, it was the second item on the single-item menu... 85,000 VND... The meat felt a bit less than expected.
Not suitable for Vietnamese taste, the food is average
