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    Dunhuang

    4.2 (361 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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    David H.

    It is situated at the hippest and most bustling part of Edison NJ; however, Dunhuang is tugged away in the far end corner, out of sight. So the fact that the restaurant was almost at capacity during our visit spoke volumes. It meant the clientele knew the place. Armed with recommended dishes from my brother, we were unphased by the vast offerings in the menu and placed order in no time: C8. Cold Skin Noodles $9.95. This is a unique appetizer from Northern China. This was the second time in my life that I tried this dish. It was far better than my first experience. It was refreshingly cold, and the flavor wasn't as heavy as it looked. The texture of the noodle was elastic and springy, very pleasing to the mouth. Highly recommended. N1. Signature Lan Zhou Beef Noodles $10.95. I guarantee you will see at least one bowl of this noodle soup on every table. While I have had this dish many times through Chinatown and Flushing, the broth had to be one of the best. The amount of protein left much to be desired, however. Only 4 thin slices of beef, that's a bit pathetic. Other than that, all other aspects were on point. N8. Pan Fried Noodles (lamb) $16.95. OK, don't be fooled by the name - we were. We love pan fried noodles from Hong Kong / Cantonese restaurants - that thin crispy fried noodles with thick flavorful sauce and meat poured over it... No, this was stir fried, essentially a lo mien. So this was a disappointment, but the saving grace was that we picked lamb for the protein. When was the last time you had lamb lo mien? Service was excellent. The wait staff entered orders on their hand held tablets, and checked out with them as well. But, remember to bring cash to get a 3% discount.

    N6 Spicy Oil Spill Noodle
    Barbara S.

    This place is really good! They always seat us right away with friendly and fast service. I usually get the spicy oil spill noodles but this time tried pan fried veg noodles. They were good but I'm going to stick to the oil spill from now on. They have good music playing and it's cozy

    Katrina T.

    Always a comfort pick! Great food for a good price!! I've been coming here since day one when they only had one table in the middle. I always get the lanzhou beef noodle soup here and it's consistently amazing! The soup is always so hard warming and yummy. Their noodles are hand pulled and you can watch them make it. And, best part, they're under $10! I also love their cucumber salad, fried chicken, and spicy dry noodles. The dry noodles would be infinitely better with meat though. The service is always fast and attentive. All the waiters and waitresses are always nice. It can sometimes be a bit noisy but that's because the place is quite small. Overall, consistently a great experience! Location: Festival Plaza Rating: 10/10

    N2 Braised Beef Noodles C5 Multi-Spiced Beef W. Cilantro
    Amelia C.

    Braised Beef Noodles was delicious. Clean beef noddle broth flavors but still good. I really like the fresh noodles. I ordered regular thickness. My boyfriend prefers the wide noodles. The Multi-Spiced Beef W. Cilantro is seasoned perfectly with a little kick to it. And the beef is tender. Super quick service.

    Brian M.

    Came here a couple of times. Their beef skewers are unbeatable. The dishes derive from the north part of China. The restaurant has many seats, but sometimes can be very busy. The ambiance is like any other restaurant. They do however have a cool window where you can see the noodles being made from scratch. Great little thing to keep the kids occupied. Service great but the food is even better. The noodles, you can pick how wide or how thin you want them. I usually get the wide flat noodles with the signature dish. It might actually be BYOB too. Double check on that. If you're in the area, definitely check them out and get the skewers.

    Sarah X.

    I came here for the first time w/ a friend on a Saturday afternoon, and there was no wait. We quickly got seated and even quickly received our food. The noodles tasted great, and the broth was very flavorful. It was a pretty casual noodle dish -- nothing fancy. For what it is, this restaurant is quite good. I would come here again.

    Jen W.

    Prices are great. They have entrees available for less than $10. The Lanzhou beef noodle soup broth is clean and has depth. I also love the oil spill noodles.

    C5 Multi-Spiced Beef W. Cilantro
    Vivian L.

    Quick and delicious handpulled noodles with hot broth - yes please! I like how you can customize the noodle type to your preference. The spicy beef slices and cold potato dishes were great little appetizers and were full of flavor. Service is efficient and the restaurant itself is super clean and well organized. There's a little glass window by the kitchen that allows customers to watch the noodle master make the noodles which is pretty cool!

    Kenneth M.

    came here twice, so i'm combining both visits. Their noodle is good and cheap, nothing more you can ask for under $10! The appetizers were alright. we found the fried items were too oily (fries, fried bread). they just soaked in a lot of oil. so I would avoid getting those. It is the restaurant tucked in the corner, easily missed if you aren't looking. I will definitely return for more noodles!!!

    Spicy sour noodles
    Kat J.

    Even though I've been here around the time it opened 5-6 years ago, I recently rediscovered the place and has become by my new favorite restaurant. We've been coming here once a week over the last month or so. I always get the liangpi, aka cold noodles, which you don't seen often in Chinese restaurants. These are the traditional cold noodles from the region, made from rice flour, and dressed in a peanut sauce. It's my absolute favorite things to eat. The other must order dish is the lamb skewers, perfectly cooked and well seasoned. The hand pulled noodles are always a big hit, you can customize the thickness and they come in clear or spicy broth. Service is always prompt and friendly. Moreover, the food comes out extremely fast. Always a great experience here.

    Eric H.

    The delicious lamb skewers here make it hard to share 10 with a group of people. This place is nestled away at the end of the shopping center which makes it a little hard to find but the food here is pretty good. The menu is also pretty simple so that was nice. Service was fast and the waiter was attentive to ensure we had water or tea. The beef noodle soups here were also pretty good and hits the spot especially on a cold winter night in this area.

    Lamb Skewer
    Joseph F.

    My wife and I stopped in for a weekday lunch. Every table was seated, but the turnaround was quick (5-10 min). Watching a chef make the hand pulled noodles made it easy to pass the time! The staff was curt and a bit lacking in warmth, but efficient at taking orders and clearing tables for new guests. Whatever was lacking in service was easily made up for by the delicious meal. We both ordered the braised beef noodles. I went with thick noodles and Kiana opted for regular. She made the better choice. The regular noodles are the perfect thickness for both absorbing the flavor of the broth without becoming soggy and giving you something to sink your teeth into. And how about that broth? It was aromatic and rich in flavor with some enhancing spice. The beef was tender as anything. I only wish there was more. We also ordered five lamb skewers. The meet was cooked well, but we thought the seasoning was too heavy handed. The cumin was overpowering. The hand pulled noodles made the meal, and I look forward to trying their signature beef noodles next time around!

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    Linh N.

    Delicious Lan zhou noodle place in Edison. This is a chain- I've been to the one in flushing too and it tastes the same! Very consistent taste. The broth is one of the best broths I've ever had. It is just seasoned perfectly. Prices are incredibly cheap here. $10 for a bowl of noodle soup! The noodles are all hand pulled! Very busy restaurant located in the HMart plaza. They just opened 2 years ago so the place still looks relatively new and clean. Staff are friendly and very attentive. Would definitely come back!

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    Lao Wu Authentic Shanghai Dumpling

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    This restaurant features a minimalist Shanghai-style design, centered around a striking red and…read moregold color palette. Although the decor is simple, the bold use of red and gold makes it highly memorable--and the space is very clean. Even though the bowls and chopsticks are disposable, there's clear attention to detail. The chopsticks feel great to use, and they are even engraved with "上海小笼," which is a thoughtful touch. The bowls are made of thick, sturdy paper, with a beautiful red base and gold rim--both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally friendly. Ordering is done through a self-service kiosk, but there are still staff members nearby. When it's not busy, they are friendly and happy to assist with any questions. The Noodle in Scallion Sauce (上海葱油拌麵) has a rich scallion oil flavor with perfectly chewy noodles, while the Cold Noodle w. Peanut Butter Sauce (麻將涼拌麵) is packed with a strong peanut flavor and equally chewy texture. Both dishes are delicious and taste very similar to Taiwanese sesame noodles. Every dish is served fresh and hot, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality. Whenever I'm in Edison, I can't help but come back to try more items on the menu.

    A wonderful Shanghai surprise. Tradition, authentic and tasty. Simple clean with friendly service…read more We ordered Scallion pancake, fish fillet soup, spicy tofu with preserved egg, pumpkin pancake, carb & pork juicy buns,scallion scallion noodle and cold noodle in P&B sauce Cooking mama would love to come and visit. Would give 3 bonus gifts There is noting less than great The bonus is above all is less than $80.00. Outstanding!

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    Red Onion is a Taiwanese restaurant among the many Chinese kitchens in Edison, NJ. We took the…read moreopportunity to lunch there while running errands in the area. Turned out to be a great choice. Although not easy to find on the tail end of a nondescript commercial strip, we saw its sign and walked in to a decent sized dining room with a half dozen booths along one wall and about a dozen tables spread across the remainder. Plenty of original watercolors displayed and for sale on the walls. David the proprietor seemed to be handling most of the operation himself. He sat us, took our order, disappeared into the kitchen to participate in its preparation and served our four courses to us in traditional style - separately as ready. The food was excellent. We chose from both the lunch and regular menu, which were integrated seamlessly. Fried Pork Chop, Crispy Fried Intestine, Fish Fillets in Chili Sauce from the mains, and Orange Beef from the lunch list. I started with Hot &Sour Soup, which was flavorful and loaded with tofu, sprouts, pork slivers and potent vinegar. Loved it! The Pork Chop was deboned and pressed thin. The result was a crisp sliced Katsu-like cutlet with nice flavor and long crunchy chew. The Intestine was also crisp and filled with green beans that mixed well with the hardened shell and soft innards. Not my fave, but my lovely partner ate it enthusiastically. The Fish and Chili was very good, with tender lightly breaded white fish fillets and red chili sauce that included small pieces of celery, sprouts and cabbage, in a large bowl. Finally, the lunch sized Orange Beef was delicious with sweet and spicy amber sauce coating the pieces of lightly crisped beef. Ubiquitous broccoli sprigs added color to the dish. Service was friendly and accommodating. David was happy to interact and talk about his business there. Red Onion is a Five Star keeper.

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    The food and staff is so wonderful the broth makes you feel at home, I always feel loved and and…read moreget taken care of every time me and my girlfriend come.

    Once upon a time, in a land far, far away (okay, maybe not *THAT* far)... there was a tiny noodle…read moreshop serving up bowls of soup that made every belly happy... If you're in NJ and craving Hong Kong-style wonton noodle soup, head to Wonton Guy in Edison. It's a no-frills local gem tucked away in a tiny strip mall off Route 27, with a few parking spots out front and more in the back. The space is small (only 10 tables!) and nothing fancy, but the value is hard to beat. It's always busy, and after you take your first slurp of the soup, you'll get why. Service is fast, so the tables turn over quickly. I was able to grab a seat when I walked in on a Saturday evening. The menu is simple and offers 3 main options: 1.) noodle soup with toppings 2.) soup with toppings (no noodles) 3.) lo mein with toppings served with soup on the side From there, you pick your noodle type (egg, flat rice, vermicelli), as well as up to 3 toppings (wontons, dumplings, beef brisket, etc.). There are also a few side dishes like shredded pork in chili tomato sauce, deep fried fish skin, and curry fish balls. They even sell some items raw like wontons, noodles, dumplings, and sliced beef. And the best part is... the prices are very affordable! Most of the dishes are around $11-$16. My order: *Two Toppings (wonton + beef brisket) Noodle Soup [$12.75] - Where do I begin? Every single part of this meal SLAPPED. The wontons were MUMBO JUMBO and generously filled with fresh, plump shrimp that were sweet and juicy. The noodles were soft and springy. The beef brisket was SO tender with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. And the broth? Super rich, aromatic, and savory. It's made of shrimp skin, pork bone, dried flounder fish, dried shrimp, and dried monk fruit, but it doesn't taste fishy at all. Each table is stocked with condiments like vinegar, homemade chili oil, and soy sauce to customize your soup. The chili oil packs some SERIOUS HEAT, so watch out. This was hands down one of the best noodle soups I've had. I was sad when I finished it :-( *Hong Kong-style Milk Tea [$6] - I really enjoyed this! The black tea was bold and strong--almost too strong for me, but the milk balanced it out nicely. I only wish it had boba! Everything tasted authentic. Quick backstory: The owner comes from a family with GENERATIONS of experience making wontons and running noodle shops in Hong Kong. He grew up there and brought those family traditions to his own restaurants in Toronto... and now Edison. All those years of experience clearly show in his food. The broth is simmered overnight, and the wontons are freshly prepared every morning. No shortcuts here--just decades of tradition, skill, and a whole lot of love in every bowl. Ugh, I wish I lived closer because I'd be a regular. It's hard these days to find a place that REALLLLLLY delivers a memorable meal that's both tasty, reasonably priced, and served in generous portions. If you're within driving distance and debating whether it's worth the trip--DON'T! Wonton Guy is absolutely worth a visit, even if it's just once. I drove an hour to try it, and I still think about those wontons all the time... no joke LOL.

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