People here were really nice. The beef noodle soup was good and flavorful but the dumplings were a bit disappointing. The fillings were very mushy inside which I had never had before with dumplings. Wish there was more to the texture. The dumpling skin was good though. read more

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I have to take into consideration that perhaps Chinese noodles soup broth is not my preference before I make this review. New Lan Zhou Noodle is one of the restaurants in the China Town food court. It's pretty popular due to their freshly made daily pulled noodles. Pre-pandemic, you used to be able to see them do it behind a glass screen. Now, you cannot see the back kitchen. Hubby and I ordered a noodle dish each (him was Seafood and mines were Short Ribs) along with their soup dumplings (that they're known for) and Twisted Cruellers. Food took very long to make, but it's understandeable. Bowls were very big and full. Meats looks good, but the white broth did not look good at all. We took a spoonful of broth to start off with without adding any condiments and OMG...no flavor at all! We were thoroughly disappointed. The meats part were good and tender (though again, no flavor), but most disappointing was that even with condiments, the broth was bland. We kept on saying to each other that we will not order from here again. The noodles were just okay. Nothing earth shattering about it. Twisted cruellers tasted like it was just heated from a frozen one. I didn't get to taste the soup dumplings because we were running late for appt since the foods took so long and had to pack it to-go. I can't really comment on that. I will not order from here again and would like to try the surrounding stalls around it. read more

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On a Sunday night, the cafeteria was busier than I was anticipating with lots of families and smaller groups of people. My friend and I did a little magical chairs trying to find a good place to sit where it wasn't too loud and we weren't getting the draft from people walking in and out. We decided to split their 4. Beef Tendon Noodle Soup and 7. Steamed Shrimp & Pork Dumplings. Having had the dumplings steamed, I think they would have been just as good if not slightly better pan fried instead. They were juicy and came in an order of 14 which got quickly eaten. I liked the clear broth of the soup but would have liked if there was pieces of beef as well as the tendon to provide different textures. Overall, we had a solid experience. Our dumplings came out relatively quickly but our noodles took a while. After 15-20 minutes we asked about it which turned out to have gotten lost so they made it in under 5 minutes after the fact. Only thing was we requested for the hand pulled noodles but got the regular ones. I would like to come again and try different items from their menu! read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - 4. Beef Tendon Noodle Soup - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

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Don't judge a book by its cover. They do a very decent beef noodle soup with hand pulled noodles. A big bowl of soup with no add-ons was $14 which is a fair price these days. Good serving of noodles, baby bok choy and boneless beef chunks. You won't be hungry afterwards. read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Proof of eating all soup - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

Located in the Atlanta Chinatown food court Ordered three items: shrimp dumplings, soup dumplings and scallion pancakes. Very helpful service The scallion pancakes were best ever- not greasy, perfectly fluffy, fresh The shrimp dumplings were perfect also. Flavor ful, fresh, great texture too. Soup dumplings ("buns") had great taste and texture, but very little soup- major deficit. Will be back to try other stuff but will probably skip the soup dumplings read more

Ordered during the night market. After 45 minutes I've still not received my food. I complained and they seem to be going off of a complain then we will start your order model instead of when you actually placed your order. read more

Amazing food ran by a hardworking family, the mom still speaks with her tianjing accent and brought the taste of home to Atlanta. I really appreciated this place and the chive pies tastes like the ones my mom makes :-) read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Chive 8. Chives Pie 5. Mix Grain Crepe with Crispy Cruller - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

This is probably one of my favorite noodle soup restaurants that I have had in a long time. It is a family owned business. Frankie is the father, Mary is the Mother, and their son are running this restaurant together. I just appreciate the authenticity of it all. You see the big pot of the delicious beef broth or ox tail. The meat was super tender, and the noodles slurped nicely into your mouth. Next time, I would like to try the traditional beef noodle soup! read more

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I love this place. They specialize in hand-pulled noodles, and they pull the noodles fresh in front of you. We walked in to the food court, and saw they were the only ones using a digital kiosk to take orders and payment without too much interaction with staff . Perfect for introverts! We also obviously had to relive our Japan days, and try it out. The kiosk asks if it's for take-out or dine-in, and there are tabs for appetizers, noodles, soups, drinks, etc. Just customize your meal any way you like! I got the soup dumplings and spicy beef noodle soup, and the broth was one of the best I've had. It came with bokchoy, scallions, and beef flank. The noodles had a nice bite, and the serving was enough for two meals! The soup dumplings were tasty too, though the skin was a bit doughy. Will definitely be back! read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

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I had such a hard time finding a good noodle spot when I visited Atlanta. I remember seeing New Lan Zhou on a travel vlog and bookmarked them to try. Didn't regret it at all. They're located inside of Chinatown, which is basically an eatery with tons of other Chinese restaurants in a food court. I got the beef noodle soup which is like a signature and most great places get it right. Finally! A satisfying bowl of noodles. I love how much cilantro and onions were included in the broth as well. Flavors were great and the beef was very tender. It was also really cheap. What more do you want?! They're cash only, don't forget to bring your monies. read more

Located in the food court of the Atlanta Chinatown building, you're definitely not here for the ambiance. The food court is crowded, the AC never feels like it's working, and the tables are still sticky and greasy from the last set of people that sat there. But what you are here for is hand made and delicious Chinese food, and they do it well here. The green scallion pancakes have just the most fantastic chew to them while staying light and crispy on the outside. The pan fried chive boxes are absolutely bursting with chive filling wrapped around a perfectly crispy exterior. The rolled beef wraps have tender slices of braised beef that have a great balance between the chew of tendon and meat. Finally the pan fried buns have that characteristic crisp bottom, fluffy top, and the filling is bursting with flavor and juice. No, you aren't getting some 3 Michelin Star service and table settings here. But you are getting excellent down home cooking that reminds you to choose flavor over ambiance any day :) read more

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Located inside Chinatown in Chamblee, Lan Zhou has a menu that looks pretty similar to other vendors -- save their hand pulled noodles. The menu is easy to read and you order at a counter. Service is friendly and they're happy to answer questions about menu items. Conveniently, the employees brought our food directly to the table unlike in other food courts where you would wait to be called. We ordered a number of items to try! - Beef Noodle Soup: Probably our least favorite we ordered. While the noodles were delicious and the bok choy/beef was plentiful, the broth lacked flavor which was disappointing. I added some chili oil they have available for dumplings which helped. - Soup dumplings: Quite good, though not as soupy as I was expecting! The filling had great flavor. - Shrimp dumplings: Delicious! These were gone so quickly, as everyone loved them. - Scallion pancake: Not quite what I expected, being familiar with the Korean version, but very good! Has almost a fry bread / tortilla texture? but very yummy. - Knife Sliced Lo Mein: The noodles were again, absolutely amazing, but I would've like a few more veggies and more tender cuts of beef. We found that the meat was a bit fatty and tough, but loved how big the pieces were. Overall, I'd come back and order from here again when in Chinatown, but I might try some other places first before returning. A solid option within the food court though, and at a very reasonable price for the portion size. read more

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New Lan Zhou specializes in hand-pulled noodles. Apparently he makes them fresh every day, which is easy to believe since I've seen him hand-pulling the dough each time I've gone. The effort is certainly worth it; noodles have a nice chew and bounce to them. I've had the duck fried noodles as well some of the beef noodle soup. Both dishes were excellent with very generous portions (enough for at least two meals). They actually do take credit cards here, and orders are conveniently taken via kiosk. I highly recommend New Lan Zhou! read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Fried noodles w/ duck - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

Delicious hand pulled noodles and Xia Long Bao We found this eatery in the food court of the Chinatown Mall and just had to eat there after watching the owner making the noodles by hand. The noodles were super delicious - fresh and chewy, and we loved the Xia Long Bao (soup dumplings). read more

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This review is only for one order of Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings). While I was waiting at a different food court restaurant, R came here to place an order of Xiao Long Bao, otherwise known as soup dumplings. Xiao Long Bao are steamed dumplings that are made with the meat and soup inside the dumplings. What I do when eating them is take a spoonful of the vinegary dumpling sauce provided with the order and hold it in one hand, and, using chopsticks with my other hand, I carefully pick up a dumpling and place it onto the spoon on top of the sauce. Then, taking a little nibble of the dumpling, I drink the escaping soup out of the dumpling, and then spoon the rest of the dumpling and the sauce into my mouth. You should do this when you know the soup in the dumpling is not too hot; otherwise, you'll burn the inside of your mouth, completely ruining the rest of your dining experience! Although these dumplings are made with a thicker noodle than I'm used to and result in more of a chew, the extra thickness kind of helps ensure that the soup doesn't drain out of the dumpling before you have a chance to taste it. I noticed that there was a different taste/flavor to these dumplings. It tasted a little smokey to me. This wasn't a bad flavor; it was quite delicious, actually. Great job, New Lan Zhou, with the Xiao Long Bao! read more

Definitely come here and try their noodles!! I absolutely love them and my whole family does too. The owner hand pulls and makes the noodles everyday so the noodles are chewy and delicious. I personally like denser noodles so it fits my taste perfectly. One bowl of beef noodle soup is only $7.50 and comes with a lot of pieces of beef. I also always get their scallion pancakes ($3) as well and it's super tasty with sriracha! Don't forget to get soy milk (only $1.25!) and they make it fresh too. The soy milk comes unsweetened so you can control how much sugar you'd like. Seriously one of the best places to eat~ read more

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We have been back for takeout a couple of times during COVID, and the food never fails to impress! I used to always order their beef noodle soup when I was dining in person, but hadn't chosen this particular dish since the pandemic started because I was concerned about how well such a noodle soup would travel. Well, fear not! The excellent hand pulled noodles are packaged separately from the broth, so they remain perfectly chewy and delicious when it's time to eat! While the noodles have always been the star and the main thing I crave from this place, I also have to call out a few other perfectly delectable dishes we have had recently: - Shanghai bokchoy with black mushroom (Woodear mushroom, actually, which is my favorite)× - Mapo tofu (made with firm vs silken tofu and slightly numbing spiced) - Beef roll (made with scallion pancake and slices of super tender beef) I also think the kiosk for ordering (necessary if you are paying by credit card) is also incredibly easy and user friendly. The staff here always wears a mask, there is a plexiglass partition, and the food court has hand sanitizer by the doors. read more

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Decided to try this place out after I saw Mikey Chen ate here, although I didn't order what he got because I've been on a bit of a beef noodle quest lately. I ordered a few items and they ranged from decent to great. Chinese Fried Twisted Cruller - a standard youtiao. Not life-changing, but airy and tasty. Soya Milk - the salty variety, not the sweet kind. I didn't love it but if you like very traditional soya milk with a strong soybean flavor, you probably will; I like my soya milk a little milder. Chinese Chives Pie - this was my favorite. It does have egg in addition to the chives. The flavors are wonderful, not too salty and not too bland, and baked to perfection. Scallion Pancake - I like this pancake, though I have some mixed feelings. The flavor and texture are really delicious, but it's definitely not a typical scallion pancake. For one, while it is very tasty it doesn't really have many scallions. Two, the texture is not typical - it isn't chewy, it is soft and pillowy. Also delicious but not the usual. I was surprised to see other reviews remark that this pancake was greasy, though - there was barely any grease on mine, and no other scallion pancake in the Atlanta area has been less greasy than this. Maybe they were low on oil when I stopped by? No idea. Beef broth and beef/vegetables - the beef was made up of delicious cuts with the perfect balance of lean meat and fat, and the vegetables included bok choy, chives and cilantro which were all very fresh and tasty. The broth itself was decent, but it was a little bit saltier than I'd like. The famous hand-pulled noodles - these were great. Lovely flavor and texture. Not the best hand-pulled noodles I've ever had, but the best of the Lanzhou variety. In any case, comparing anything to Biang Biang noodles is not a fair fight. Overall, the food here was quite good. The prices were great. Nothing blew me away but with the very friendly service and the freshness of the food I would recommend stopping by this place if you're near Chinatown. read more

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This stall is in the Chinatown food court. This has to be one of the grease plate of stir fried noodles I had in my life. I order stir fried beef noodle. The beef was processed stamped beef squares, There was no taste to to the food. The noodles and vegetables were coated with so much oil I had to wipe my lips after every bite to get the oil off them. They had three condiments and a big container of salt. The soy sauce was watered down and the hot garlic oil???? was thick as stale. Not a good place to get stir-fry noodles. read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - beef stir fry noodle - dripping with oil - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

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This is a pretty special place, and worth the trip out to North Perimeter to be able to visit. You'll have to bring cash, but the prices are quite reasonable for what you're getting. The food: The noodles are absolutely excellent and so is the soup base, everything really comes together for a delicious meal and this is the 3rd time on a trip to Atlanta that I've chosen to make the trek out here. The Xia Long Bao (soup dumplings) are good! But not the best I've ever had, you do however get a fairly generous portion in return for your money. The bad: (why they didn't get 5 stars) I'm not sure if it's because I am gweilo or if this is standard, but after watching the chef hand pull noodles he slipped to the back and came back around with two frozen bundles of noodles and dropped them into the cooker. They may still be hand pulled noodles, but they weren't the fresh noodles I watched him make. So although you may experience the pageantry of watching "your noodles" being hand made, you may not get those noodles. Having said all of that, the next time I am in Atlanta you'll find me here. I believe it's the best noodle soup you can get in the area. 10/10 recommend dropping by, you wont be disappointed. read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Beef Noodle soup (with added chili oil) - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

I must've not been paying attention to my GPS, but I thought we were going to the restaurant Lan Zhou location, not the food court. Nonetheless, had to try this one eventually. Off the bat, expectations and high hopes to see the "infamous" fresh noodle making happening was there. Regretfully, there was none of that happening. That was a "wan wan waaaaa" moment. This location is, like I mentioned, a food court choice. There are so many options to choose for Chinese food, that I wonder if I would've chosen Lan Zhou without previously knowing about it. Service was super! 5 stars for service. Sweet elder man and woman. Ordered: chicken potstickers soup dumplings chicken noodle soup My children enjoyed it all. I appreciated the food coming out hot and steamy and brought to our table. We were super hungry after hiking, and everything hit the spot just right. We tried two other food stalls, we eat a lot. It was good to be able to compare right there and then. You can get utensils and dishes from the business you order from. An attendant comes by to pick up the dishes when finished. You can sit in the hall or outside by the bridge and "pond". read more

Here is the nerd's guide to hand pull noodles. 1. it was invented in Lan Zhou China 2. It's called "la mein" in mandarin which literally means "to pull" 3. Bejing style la-mein requires you to cross your hands as you're pulling the noodles apart. 4. Lan zhou la-mein does no cross hands and the noodles are thicker. But the key to a really good bowl of la-mein is of course the broth. There are two kind of broths in Asian cooking. Clear and brown. in Lan Zhou China it is served clear. In Taiwan where I grew up eating la-mein we serve it brown because we add soy sauce to ours...I've had both and they're both equally good. It's all depends on your preference... Here at the Buford Highway's Lan Zhou the la mein is thick and springy. The broth is brown. It's not the worst bowl of noodle soup I've ever had but it's not the best. It certainly beats 80% of the ones out there.... The family that run the joint are super nice and I've had fun chatting with them. Don't forget to bring cash....they don't accept cards... read more

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The food here was really sub-par and disappointing since this place was supposed to have really good soup dumplings. The significant other and I ordered two orders of the pork soup dumplings. They were seemingly made fresh, but the wrapping at the top was sort of dry and hard. The wrapping wasn't super thin like the ones we had in NY where a mere puncture with your utensil will let the soup out. Aside from that, there wasn't much soup in them. :/ The only thing worth mentioning is how the pork was on par with its seasoning. The duck noodle soup was pretty average. The noodles were made fresh so that was neat. They didn't give many duck nor bok choy pieces though. The significant other said the broth was pretty good so I'll trust him on that. I thought it was just overwhelmed with chili sauce. Overall this dish was okay. For these 3 dishes, we paid $24. Full? Yes. Quality food? Debatable. Don't go here for soup dumplings is my opinion from this experience. Also, most of their menu is in Chinese aside from the few pictures I have. Be prepared to be stumped or tell them verbally what you want and hope they don't overcharge. Lol. Lan Zhou is located in the food court of Chinatown. It is also where Dinho Market is. Cash only btw! read more

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So impressed about the quality of the noodles here! Amazing! I've had hand pulled noodles across the world and this is the best I've had in the US. The right texture and mouthfeel combined with a great soup and tender beef. I also love that you literally watch the chef make your noodles fresh for each bowl. He was very nice - as well as an obvious expert on hand pulling! The food was plentiful and cheap, and that enough would have been worth a return visit... but I'm drooling just thinking about it, it was that good. They prefer cash, but do have a machine you can order from if you only have card. Great for lunch or a quick dinner. Fast, delicious, low key. I'll be back! read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Beef noodle soup with hand pulled noodles - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

Absolutely delicious!!! I've been driving by this place for years and had no idea what was inside until someone posted this restaurant in a Facebook group. The flavors are so rich and delicious, you can tell that the noodles are handmade and the broth is fresh in the Beef Noodles. The soup dumplings are the best that I've ever had. If I didn't live so far, I would eat here almost daily. I absolutely love it and can't wait to try more menu items. read more

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Nestled in the courtyard of Atlanta Chinatown shopping mall is this sister restaurant of the same name minus "New". I don't think I need to say more. AMAZING! read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Dumplings - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

A friend and I were in the Chinatown food court for dinner and had decided to order one item from several different restaurants and share them. He said that Lan Zhou had one of the best soup dumplings in Atlanta and thus far, I'd say that he's right. My only regret is that I needed a bigger spoon than the small plastic one lol. Like many of the places in this food court, they don't accept credit card; however, they did have a sign saying that they did accept cash and Venmo, which is interesting. While the soup dumplings were on point, the sight and sound of the chef making their hand pulled noodles makes me want to give them a try the next time as well. read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Soup Dumplimgs - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

Lan Zhou is a Chinese noodle shop located in the Atlanta Chinatown food court. It's one of the newer additions to the food court and is known for its freshly made, hand-pulled noodles. Each order of noodles is made on-the-spot and you can watch as the burly man behind the counter stretches, pulls, and beats the noodles into submission before they get thrown into boiling pots of water. You can see your entire meal get prepared from start to finish. Lan Zhou offers 20 different variations of hand-pulled noodles and they're sold at a great value. Most orders are only $6 each. The most expensive noodle dish is the seafood hand-pulled noodles, which is $7. By default, the noodles come in the form of a noodle soup (like pho or ramen), but it's Chinese-style noodle soup. Broth, noodles, and accompaniments are completely different than its other Asian counterparts. If you prefer not to get noodle soup, you can order the noodles in a "dry" form too (a la beef chow fun). Also on the menu are an assortment of other soup and noodle dishes. If you read Chinese, there's even more on a hand-written menu behind the counter. I can't read Chinese, so I couldn't tell you what's on that menu. Important note: Like the other stalls here, this place is cash only. One of the "featured" items on the menu here (because it's got its own picture above the stall) is the duck and taro noodle soup. This soup has chopped pieces of duck, chunks of taro, bok choy, and mushrooms, along with the hand-pulled noodles. The duck is chopped Asian-style, so they leave the bones in. Get ready to pick through lots of tiny bones. If you don't like this, then order a soup with boneless meat. Taro is a root vegetable. You may be familiar with it through dim sum and/or as a flavor for bubble tea or frozen yogurt. Real taro is nothing like the sweet stuff you find in those dessert-like concoctions. Real taro is like a potato. Not too flavorful and pretty dense. The bowls are served piping hot from the kitchen. You'll probably have to wait a bit for the noodles to cool off. The noodles are very filling and satisfying, so really, the key to your enjoyment of the noodles here is picking the right ingredients to go with the noodles. The noodles themselves are, appropriately, the best part of the meal. They're deliciously chewy and a bit starchy, but in a good way. There are a generous amount of noodles provided in each bowl, so you probably won't leave hungry. If you *are* still hungry or want a side, you can order something like the "fried dough" (Chinese cruller) for $1.50. Those are pretty good. There's a small self-serve bar at the counter with various condiments (spices, chili oil, etc.) and room temperature water. Silverware consists of cheap, disposable plastic forks, spoons, and knives. This is the Chinatown food court, so don't expect anything fancy. If anything, this place feels dirty, but that's part of the "authentic" charm of this place -- it kind of mirrors mainland China. Overall, for good, authentic, quick, and cheap eats, I recommend Lan Zhou. read more

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I've been wanting to try an authentic good Beef Noodle Soup ever since I had a pricey $16 version at Makan (which turned out to be disappointing b/c the broth had too much soy sauce and the noodles were so wide and flat they were hard to pick up). The reviews for this stall in the Chinatown Food Court raved about Lan Zhou's housemade noodles and Beef Noodle Soup so I decided maybe this place would be a good benchmark. BEEF NOODLE SOUP - $7.25 I wasn't blown away but for $7.25 (much more reasonably priced), you get a good size bowl of rich beef broth with flavorful beef slices, chopped green onions, a few cilantro and of course their housemade noodles which are made in front of you. NOODLE MAN It might be fun to watch the noodle man making noodles for each order -- except this man wasn't very nice, actually mean is more like it. He certainly didn't like me taking a picture of his noodle-making in action. Later he yelled at me in Chinese (I'm not Chinese) when I almost put my dirty soup bowl in the dirty dishes container (isn't that what it's for?) - I gave him a puzzled look and then I think he was yelling that I should leave my bowl at the next table piled with dirty dishes (b/c he pointed in that direction). I'm not exaggerating he was going off in a long tirade that probably included curse words. I yelled back that I don't know Chinese and then he yelled back something like "OH MY GOD"in broken English. This guy was also yelling at others when people didn't pick up their orders quickly enough. No plans to return - but I dare you to take a picture of him next time you're there :) read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Beef Noodle Soup - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

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FYI: as with the other food court stalls, cash only. Handmade noodles, made fresh daily in shop right in front of you, and they are quite good. I ordered the spicy beef noodle soup with beef tendon and brisket. This isn't usually an option but the shopkeeper allowed me to order it half and half, which was the best! There are so many meat and soup options to choose from. The noodle soup is mixed with the chili oil, which isn't exactly the most optimal way to make a broth spicy, but definitely made the soup more fragrant. I asked for less spicy but it was still so spicy, I wonder how spicy it is normally. They also sell Xiao long Bao, which weren't bad, although not memorable. Be sure to ask for vinegar to dip the XLB in. A staple spot in the food court, especially when you're craving noodles. read more

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If you want to find the hand pull noodle in Atlanta, this is the one vendor in China town. This my second time here. I like better on the second visit. I learn you can do all kind combination of the ingredients you want to assemble a bowl of noodle. Just paid extra. Nice! Just select the soup base. We have order number 13 with extra extra spicy and number 17. Number 17 is the combination of beef and the are the best. Number 17 is the safe route to go. I also order number 13 with Ox tail and additional intestines and beef tribe. This is not in the menu. But the lady allow me to add anything of my choice. Double nice. The soup is super spicy but is good for me. The intestines and beef tribe is marinated and tasty. We also order the soup dumpling. I think this dumplings are not the best choice of the menu. However, other dishes we have ordered are good. Lease remember,the hand pull noodle chef will not show up until pass 1 pm. The hand pull noodle you have before it is pull previously. read more

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Sure, you can order hand pulled noodles here. The Noodle Man is only display in front making as many noodles are humanly possible for the long line of brunching customers. You can point to exactly what you want on the menu and receive a confirming nod from the cashier. But, what you receive... Well, you better take it and like it because that is all you are going to get! We ordered the Fried Beef Noodle Dish and in turn received a Taiwanese Mild Beef Noodle Soup dish. I must have a stupid face or it was just too early in the morning for me to argue. Maybe it is because I let my husband do the ordering.... either way, it did not start off well. While the noodles in the soup are flavorful and wonderfully toothsome, the broth is nothing more than warm salt water. The sliced beef is anise-spiced and tender. Maybe I will try again next time to get the noodles sans salt water. Lan Zhou also served congee and fried crullers, so they have a large breakfast crowd. The pork buns are not soup filled, so don't let the other reviews fool you that they serve Xiao Long Bao in the traditional sense. read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Hand pulled noodle soup with beef. Not spicy. - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

My GPS took me to the wrong place but I guess it was meant to be, the noodles were amazing the service was great, no complaints. My wife and my boy loved it and we will return, can't wait. read more

I've been curious about this freshly made daily pulled noodles for a while. I do love noodles. I met a group of girls for lunch at Chinatown. The food court is cash only. However, I did see one that has credit card accepted but 3.5% upcharge added. Lan Zhou is the place to get for these noodles. I got veggie noodle soup. In addition, I got the scallion pancakes. 15 mins or so, my dish was ready. I was like the condiments are not plentiful. However, free tea if you want. It was very dilluted and the water looked like hand sanitizer. One bite into it, very plain. I kept adding more pepper oil and Sriracha, still flavorless. There were tons and tons of long noodles, accompanied by ear mushrooms and baby bok choy. After eating several bites, I was no longer feeling the soup. I decided to ear the veggies. Although noodles are made fresh daily, I just don't like it. They are big and dense. I love udon noodles and do not feel they are dense. Thank goodness I decided to get the scallion pancakes too. Now it is good but very very very greasy and oily. Overall, disappointed. I would not come back to them and order at a different place. 61/2018 read more

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I made my order online, and when I went to pick it up they had closed. I called and they told me they were closed without refunding my order. I wouldn't have been upset had they refunded me but they found it more fitting to just keep my money without fulfilling any order whatsoever. read more

Hand pulled noodles, scallion pancakes, the BEST savory soup dumplings, this spot is legit! In the Atlanta Chinatown Mall food court in front of the courtyard garden. read more

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I was looking forward to trying their fish soup...it was a total disappointment, I ended up just drinking the semi beef broth. There were only a bit of shrimp that had no flavor and a couple of pieces of what could have been squid but since it was totally tasteless and rubbery I had no idea what it was read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - The rubbery, tasteless, no idea what - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

I was in town visiting my daughter. She suggested we get some good Chinese food and thought if this place. It was a bit of a drive to get here but it is well worth the effort. My daughter got the Roast Duck noodle soup and I got the Beef Stew noodle soup. We also got the scallion pancakes and a couple orders of soup dumplings. Both the soups were wonderful. The noodles were cooked beautifully. The broth flavorful. The soup dumplings were really good. Only downside was that a couple of the dumplings had holes in them, so no soup inside. But they were full of flavor and the skins were not too thick or thin. I would have liked to have had fresh ginger slivers with my black vinegar but there was none. The scallion cake was good but it could have had a bit more scallions and rolled out a little thinner. But lots of layers and the flavors were good All in all, I'll be going back again before having to leave. I highly recommend this place. read more

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So delicious! The hand pull noodles and soup dumplings were to die for! Really enjoyed the Chinese chive pie. We also got the shrimp dumplings, pork bun and the vegetable buns!! All yummy! Definitely a great spot for authentic Chinese food. There's tons of other authentic restaurants in the area as well. Food court style. Great bang for your buck! read more

New Lan Zhou Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Chamblee, Georgia

Soup Dumplings are really good here! It's a solid place for Chinese noodles. I really can't add anything more than what those before me have. Unless they gave the place a low review-ignore them, they don't count. read more