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    3.4 (20 reviews)

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    Philip L.

    Authentic Lanzhou hand-pulled noodles. Great noodle texture freshly made to order every day. A small but pretty nice Asian noodle place. Their skewers were also very flavorful. Would like to try their pastries and small dishes next time. Convenient location for commuters and shoppers to grab an easy meal quickly. Reasonably priced. Recommended!

    Sesame paste chicken noodle
    Elaine K.

    The portions were good but lacked flavour. The sesame chicken noodle was extremely underwhelming. The beef shank was the best dish.

    Stephanie N.

    Lovely location inside Fairview Mall, right by the TTC entrance near T & T. They have a window you can view them making the noodles. Overall the beef noodle soup was very standard. They had generous portion of noodles (I got the mid round size). I liked how they had many variety of sizes of noodles to choose from, ranging from angel hair to super wide options. Most places and even in the photos here, the beef noodle soups come with a few slices of pickled radish but sadly none in our bowls. Wished the meat had a bit more flavour and more pieces of meat given the price point.

    Wynne L.

    We came on opening day. There's seating inside and 'outside' (where it's open to the mall corridor). Tables are placed very close together with little room in between. There was an employee taking down phone numbers for a waiting list. We were given an estimated waiting time of 30 minutes, but we probably waited around 15 minutes before we were called. There's a promotion where you make a purchase at T&T Supermarket (across the corridor) and you receive a coupon to order their Signature Combo for 2 for $17.99 (originally $35.99). This includes a bowl of traditional Lanzhou beef noodles, a bowl of braised beef noodles, 6 veggie spring rolls, and marinated shredded potato salad. Servers are polite, but there could be a language barrier (between Cantonese and Mandarin). We thought we had placed our order, but it turns out we hadn't. It's probably best to confirm that your order went through. When the table next to us was seated, they weren't given any water or drinking glasses. They had to ask partway through their meal. When our bowls of noodles arrived, we had to ask for spoons. Just little things they need to work on. Upon paying, we were given coupons to use during August. The traditional Lanzhou beef noodles are $6.99 (originally $13.99) with the coupon.

    Beef noodles soup
    Wai L.

    I was talking through Fairview Mall when I saw Omni Noodle restaurant. I decided to try out the food. The service was not that great and was very confusing. The waitress brought the wrong dishes to my table. The beef noodle soup was okay. It is on par with other noodle restaurants. Would I come back? Maybe, but there are other restaurants in the mall.

    Braised beef noodles
    Stephen C.

    Nice hearty meal of hand-pulled noodles, but long wait Food: Had a couple of noodle dishes, the shredded potato, and the vegetable spring rolls and part of the special/coupon that was provided. The shredded potatoes were nicely done with good texture, although it was a little heavy on the peppercorn oil. The vegetable spring rolls is similar to that of any other fast food joint, hot and fresh. The traditional lanzhou noodles and braised beef noodles were as expected, springy and bouncy as the noodles are made fresh on premises, and the beef was very tender. The broth for both was a tad underwhelming, but it's a decent spot for a meal if you're craving noodles Service: As the promotion/coupon was going on, there was quite a long wait during the period (over an hour during peak lunch hours). The staff are all quite young and seem a bit unexperienced, so expect to serve yourself water and minimal attention. Atmosphere: As it's a small store/foot print, there were all tables of two that could be combined to be tables for four or six, but don't expect a large party to dine here. There are a few tables outside (still within the mall) as well, but it's more a place for a quick meal rather than a slower dining experience.

    Pumpkin cake
    John Y.

    Was strolling through the Fairview mall on a beautiful Friday afternoon checking out the new T&T supermarket when their afternoon special combo signage beckoned me. Traditional hand made Lanzhou noodles and 2 pumpkin cakes for only $9.99, had to pinch myself, was I still in Canada or transported to a parallel metaverse. I quickly ordered this combo before my metaverse came crashing down. The pumping cakes were not cakes, more like chewy mochi with a crunchy skin. I guess this is what cakes taste like in the metaverse, wonderful. The handmade noodles were firm and chewy with an abundance of parsley swimming in flavorful clear broth. After a few spoonfuls of the broth I felt a slight numbness in my mouth, there was no evidence of spiciness in the soup so I can only suspect it was the special secret seasoning from Lanzhou or was I slowly coming back to reality from the metaverse. Sitting in their outside patio watching the human like avatars existing in their own metaverse while enjoying my special afternoon combo, what a wonderful world we exist in

    Beef noodle with pickled veggies
    Angela F.

    Yummy noodles! Located in Fairview Mall near T&T entrance. Tried the beef noodles with pickled veggies for takeout. The broth was light and not spicy at all. The noodles were cooked perfectly al dente. The beef slices were good. Would come back to dine in and try other items on the menu.

    Braised beef noodle
    Lilian C.

    The price is not bad, but the soup felt really watered down. Ordering is pretty automatic, you just scan the QR code on the table and it takes you to the menu. I already knew what I wanted, the braised beef noodle soup. There are at least 5 noodle shape/thickness choices. I like wide but thin noodle. I'll say the noodle is pretty good but the time to deliver the food was a slow. It was pretty cramped place so we sat at the bar table instead. They really need a place to put jackets. I'll only go back if they offer pork bone soup base otherwise I had to add a lot of hot oil and it's still pretty blend.

    Beef noodles
    Shaan A.

    This place is amazing! Their noodles are so fresh and delicious, the halal beef is flavourful and not overbearing, and the broth (especially when requested non salty) is perfectly. Their service is so friendly and accommodating. The restaurant itself is so warm and inviting. I always get brought to my happy place when I visit. Best of all the price is pretty reasonable at 13.99 for the noodles! It's a perfect spot for a Halal foodie like me!

    Hannah S.

    The noodles are flavourful and the broth is tasty! A good classic meal if you are craving noodles from a popular restaurant. I ordered the traditional beef noodles, and lamb skewers. The noodles were excellent and a good satisfactory amount. The lamb skewers are super underrated, they taste like street food, and have so much spice and flavour, I definitely wasn't expecting it. The service was also pretty fast, but make sure you reserve ahead of time.

    Braised beef noodle ( extra green onion and flat thick noodles)

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