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    Ox9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles

    4.6 (92 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Katherine Z.

    With so many Chinese hand-pulled noodle restaurants around Berkeley, it takes a lot to stand out--but Ox9 consistently delivers. One of my favorite things about Ox9 is the ability to customize your noodle width. Everyone knows that noodle thickness is a very personal preference, and I appreciate that they let you choose exactly what you like. Whether you prefer thinner noodles that soak up the broth or wider noodles with a chewier bite, there's an option for everyone. The noodles themselves are always fresh and springy. Combined with the rich, flavorful broth and generous amount of toppings, the portions make it one of the best values in the area. My go-to is the braised beef with Chinese pickle. Although the restaurant is on the smaller side, I was pleasantly surprised by how accommodating they were when our officer board dinner brought in a party of nine and we were able to sit together. Ox9 has earned its place as my go-to spot for hand-pulled noodles, quick service, and generous portions at a reasonable price.

    Flat noodles with braised beef
    Jennifer L.

    Super warm and comforting on a cold day or when you want something light and packed with flavor. Even though the broth looks light in some pictures, the flavor of the broth is so good. We had because noodle dynasty was closed. This is just as good as noodle dynasty in my opinion. Extra points for being able to adjust and modify the shape and size of the noodle. Braised beef noodle soup: the round small noodles were so good but there was so much it felt like an endless limitless amount of noodles. The more I ate the more noodles popped up! That was something I noticed but overall the braised beef was so tender, juicy and just melts in your mouth! Garlic cucumber salad: delicious garlickly and refreshing! Could never go wrong with ordering this! ( add some chili oil for extra flavor) Dry noodle: tender meat with flat noodles for that extra bounce!

    Braised beef knife cut noodles which
    Michelle N.

    Tried the belt flat noodles which were good but too wide. Also tried the medium round which had a nice chew but I prefer the flat noodles. Next time I'd want to try the large flat noodles.

    Chili oil dry Wide noodles with braised beef
    Cynthia C.

    Impressive eats here via DD: - wide noodles with braised beef, lots of beef, bean sprouts, carrots, bok choy - every element was prepared with precision - spicy pig ears, cut into bite sized pieces and still had a good crunch, good seasoning Definitely stronger on the MSG here, if you're sensitive like me. Still, 5 stars, because it's that good but won't be on a regular rotation for me bc of the higher MSG usage here.

    Braised Beef Noodles with Chinese Pickles / 老坛酸菜牛肉面
    Isaac N.

    Absolutely worth the wait! The noodles are so giant and had the right amount of chewiness. The chef is pulling the noodles in plain sight and he must be a martial artist or something because he's got incredible endurance for pulling noodles all throughout dinner service! Ambiance is relaxed, you order through a QR code and they bring you your food in 14 minutes! Best tasting hand pulled noodles I've had in the Bay Area so far!!!

    Loralyn N.

    Stopped in here with my fiance wanting something really warm on a cooler night. I ordered the og lanzhou noodles with small flat noodles (?). I thought it was a really clean broth with tender meat and noodles with a good spice level. I think adding more chili oil did make it better if you wanted a little more zing. We also ordered the cold beef and adding that to the soup was actually a good combo. Not life changing but still a good noodle place. Food also comes out pretty quick.

    Dry noodle hand pulled with chicken
    Daniel S.

    $17.63 Chicken stir fry knife cut noodles was: oily! The flavor profile was a bit unusual, not bad mind you. However, I tried to doctor it up to cut the oiliness with the table condiments as best I could. Given the high Yelp rating, I'll give the soup a try next time but...

    Jasmine W.

    Came by on a weekday summer around noon and appreciated being able to get a table of 5 without waiting. Ordering online was efficient and we tried one of the soup noodles, chicken stir fried noodles, pork dumplings, and garlic cucumber salad. Food came out fresh and fast, did extra noodles for all orders and everyone's favorite was the stir fried noodles even though I think it was nice for us to try a variety of items. Cool that you can choose the noodle type, wish that we could watch the noodles being made live, saw there's an even more popular noodle shop just south but is closed for the summer. Affordable, lots of leftovers, would come here again! (Service was lackluster - we had to request for more water and utensils but no expectations for a casual Asian spot like this), relatively clean single bathroom, limited parking as is usual for this area, cannot accommodate larger parties (max typical table size is around 4)

    Braised Beef w/ Chinese Pickle
    Amber F.

    Located next to UC Berkeley with indoor only seating (10-15 tables). Because it's right next to campus, there's always a wait (about a 25 min wait for a party of 3 on a Friday evening; the line got way longer after we got seated). You order on your phone using a QR code. I got the Braised Beef Stew Noodle ($16) with normal noodles (you can choose the noodle thickness and shape; they have sooo many options). The portions are big and they gave me a lot of meat. Their beef is tender and the broth is very flavorful. There isn't really much service because it's so busy, so you have to flag down a server if you need anything.

    Leftover mala broth. Soiled bib on table.
    Victor G.

    Ox9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles opened recently where Mochiholic mochi donuts once was. Infrastructure has Ox9 signage decor. Ox9 is known for their housemade handpulled noodles and broth boiled over 20 hours with 3O. Ingredients. Was greeted, seated and given laminated menu by 1of 4 associates on the floor. Ordered. Food came in 6 minutes. Flatscreen on wall showed noodles being made and food prep. Offerings (Northwest China): desserts, noodles, drinks, dry noodles & fried rice. Drinks.. Slurps:mala spicy beef noodles (15.99) med noods. -choose regular round noods. Came Al dente. -broth initially tasted very salty. Didn't taste mala burning sensation. Assumed noods cooked lst, broth poured over it, mala sauce pour last. -noodle choices ranged from small round to large flat. -green onions, bok Choy, and small pieces tender beef in broth. Everything deliz. -got a plastic bib to stop the soup droplets from soiling my jacket. 4.5 stars Worthy! Service: 5 stars quality: 4 stars: great broth, good noods, didn't understand why mala sauce so weak. Quantity: reasonable.

    Desiree D.

    Ox9 is incredible. Came here on a rainy day with my friends and we were blown away by their food. Their menu is scannable so we were able to order and pay separately which was great for our group of 5, no awkward bill splitting. We each ordered a bowl without realizing how big the portions were. I was starving so I finished mine but these are definitely shareable sizes! The broth and noodles are delicious, and the pork in my bowl was cooked perfectly it melted in my mouth. I highly recommend ordering the cucumber salad as an appetizer it was so refreshing and arguably better than Din Tai Fung's. If there's one thing you can't skip, it's their dumplings which are unfortunately not pictured because we demolished them in 5 seconds. If you're in the Berkeley area craving good authentic noodles then Ox9 is a great restaurant to check out!

    Noodles!
    Bonnie S.

    Always love ox9! We were super excited when they opened in Berkeley. There was a line when we got there so we didn't want to be difficult. We had a toddler with us but figured she can just sit on one of our laps. But the staff was so accommodating that when a bigger table opened up shortly after we sat down, they offered to switch us and add a high chair, which was very much appreciated. We got some beef noodle soup, dumplings and an appetizer and everything was just delicious; our toddler couldn't stop eating noodles (so we got an extra serving luckily). So good!

    Braised beef noodles with Chinese pickle
    Lauryn L.

    The best braised beef noodles I've ever had!!! If you grew up around here, you would know parking by the Berkeley campus is a bit of a struggle, but we were able to find parking by the Cal gym. So be prepared to walk! As this place was new, it was quite busy around Monday night 7pm. But alas, we were seated within 15 minutes. It is a small restaurant I would say, most tables could fit around 4 or 2. Once you are seated, you have to order with your phone using a QR Code. My friend and I both ordered the Braised Beef Noodles with Chinese Pickles with the broad flat noodles and holy moly, that was the best noodle soup I've had. The broth was so flavorful and the beef was so tender. The Chinese pickles help cut the fattiness of both the broth and beef itself, making the meal addicting spoonful after spoonful. And the noodles? Chef's kiss. They were bouncy and chewy, definitely handmade. Reminds me of Shandong's hand pulled noodles. I love that they even have chili oil and black vinegar on the table! Anyways, definitely try this place out if you're a fan (or maybe not and you want to try something new) .

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    Picky husband's favorite hand pulled noodle place in the area. Quality is legit and hits the spot.

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    Ask the Community - Ox9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles

    Gluten free noodles?

    Unfortunately, our hand-pulled noodles are made with flour and are not gluten-free. However, we do offer several gluten-free appetizers and dishes that you might enjoy.

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    Great China

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    When I first heard of Great China, I assumed it would be more of a casual neighborhood mom-and-pop…read morespot, but I was definitely wrong. It's actually a popular, higher-end Chinese restaurant in downtown Berkeley, and judging by the number of people waiting to be seated on a weekend only 30 minutes after opening, it clearly does very well. One note: I often see long weekend lines forming even before opening, so I'd definitely recommend making a reservation or arriving early. We came here with one thing in mind: Peking duck. It was prepared beautifully, with the exact nostalgic flavor and crispy skin I was hoping for. I also loved the way they presented the thin pancakes--half-folded and slightly overlapping each other--so you didn't have to worry about peeling each layer apart and accidentally ripping them. The dipping sauce and green onions were provided on the side, though I do wish they included thinly sliced cucumber to complete the experience. My husband also ordered the fish, which turned out soft, delicate, and delicious. It was a nice complement to the duck and rounded out the meal really well. My only real critique of Great China is the pricing. You're definitely paying a premium here, but the food does taste authentic and well-executed. Given the limited competition in the area, I can see why it feels justifiable if you live nearby. That said, it may not be as worth the splurge for people who already have easy access to more traditional, old-school Chinese restaurants.

    Recently rediscovered this spot when we had a college reunion dinner here, and then took myself for…read morea Lunar New Year-ish dinner soon afterwards. Peking duck and potstickers remain among my favorites, and the egg fried rice is a sleeper hit. Sad to see they no longer open for lunch, but I don't blame them considering how packed the dinner service is.

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    Me and the wifey couldn't decide on a place to eat and wound up in Solano Avenue. We looked up a…read morecouple of Yelp spots and decided to give this place a try. I am glad we did because I was not disappointed. The place was busy but the service was prompt and excellent. We had ordered three dishes to share family style with rice. First off let me start by saying the portions are generous. All three of the dishes were a hit but to me the star of the show was the garlic chicken. The sauce was excellent! If spicy is your thing then order the beef, it was loaded with peppers! Finally the walnut prawns were nice counter to the garlic and peppers. We also ordered steamed rice to go with the meal. This was an excellent choice and we will most definitely be back.

    What a surprise! I stopped going to this restaurant before…read morethe pandemic hit. I had disappointment after disappointment, both in house and to go. Tonight I was craving good local chinese food and decided to give this place another try. I don't know why. I always felt bad with each previous sad serving. It was terrific! The order was ready on time. The containers were bulging with food when before the servings were getting skimpier and skimpier. The chow fun was not swimming in oil. The cumin lamb was no longer 90% peppers but a generous portion of lamb and a good ratio of peppers. The crispy chicken appetizer was delightful. The dry green beans had a snap. It was such a complete reversal from the last experiences that I'm glad I went back and we will certainly continue to satisfy our Szechuan cravings with this place. I had braced myself expecting in these dire times with many food places closing or gasping with high costs, a less than stellar experience. What a wonderful surprise!

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    Noodle Dynasty

    Noodle Dynasty

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    After a good day of hiking in Berkeley, I've decided to be a tourist around the area since I'm…read moreoriginally from Manteca, Ca. Walked around the University area and wanted something I haven't tried before. Finally I stumbled onto Noodle Dynasty. Never had fresh pulled noodles before and plus the atmosphere was welcoming. Restaurant was packed and servers were very attentive and friendly. The dining area is small but it had so much character, you kinda forget about it. I ordered through a tablet where I ordered and paid first. Refreshments were a plenty with my own pitcher of water! I ordered the house special noodles with bone ribs, spicy, and also the cucumber salad. Both were amazing!! The cucumber was worth the $7.99 since they use large portions of high quality cucumbers. The broth of the noodle soup was amazing also! Never, have I had Chinese inspired noodle soups like this before. It was rich and deep with flavor. The dried peppers and the nuts gave it a good texture and you can taste the freshness of the noodles. The bone on Ribs were so tender and they gave a generous amount. So perfect! All in all, I totally recommend this spot! I don't know any spot in the San Joaquin county that even comes close to this. Great job!

    They open at 5 and since I was very hungry, I asked them to sit indoors around 4:45pm until they…read morestart serving. Not only were they accommodation but they allowed me to order early. I did not expect that at all. I ordered tomato and egg lo mein - it was a very comforting dish. I did not have any leftovers.

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    Lamb Brisket Noodle Soup 羊腩面 with Thick Noodles ($13.99) - lamb brisket is better on rice than on noodles. Soup is too sweet.
    Lamb Brisket Noodle Soup 羊腩面 with Thick Noodles ($13.99) - lamb brisket is better on rice than on noodles. Soup is too sweet.
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    Heading here during Lunar New Year maybe not the best idea, but also so refreshing to see China…read moreVillage full of such a great crowd. This is hands down one of my favorite spots to grab Chinese food on Solano Ave. and in the area. They also now have some special dim sum items if it's been a minute since the last time you've dined here! Did I mention also a full bar? That was a pleasant surprise! China Village was the first meal I had delivered after I came home post-birth, so it will forever have a special place in my heart :) Favorite items? Pork bao buns, Sesame Chicken Breast (always), Homemade Chowmein with any protein, and there's a dish that I've been thinking about since we've ordered it..Shredded Pork Sautéed with Dry Bean Curd. Delicious! The fried rice, the soup(s), the potstickers..there's not one item here I haven't enjoyed. This is a big restaurant and service is fast, or at least what we've experienced. Would love to actually try the Chicken Breast with Honey Glazed Walnuts, the Cauliflower with Shredded Pork, and more from the dim sum menu. Fair pricing. Metered parking on Solano, but may take a few additional minutes to secure.

    Free tea!!! Finally!! I have been searching for another Chinese/Asian restaurant that doesn't…read morecharge $1 for tea and this is the place. Fast service, great Chinese food and the 5 Spice seasoning wasn't too apparent/overwhelming but delicious. Fast and attentive service. This place is great for family style/sharing food, you get full off a few dishes by eating with rice. I'd definitely come back and try more dishes- the menu is huge! There's definitely something for everyone here.

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    China Village Specialty Lamb Seasoned w Cumin $20.95 | 10.24.25
    China Village Specialty Lamb Seasoned w Cumin $20.95 | 10.24.25
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    Noodles Fresh

    4.4
    (260 reviews)
    0.5 mi
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    This place is super clean (including bathrooms!), quick service, easy to get a table…read more The food is always delicious, filling, and you leave feeling good. The soup is extra soothing if you're sick or under the weather! Price is affordable and service is good. Would recommend if you're in Berkeley and looking for a clean, non-greasy Chinese food spot.

    Noodles Fresh Berkeley 物超所值,分量十足,味道极佳。…read moreWù chāo suǒ zhí, fènliàng shízú, wèidào jí jiā. 好正嘅食物超值 You know, I don't normally go to Chinese restaurants because they seem to have the exact same menu and not a lot of choice for vegetarians. Growing up in Wisconsin in a small city at the tip of Lake Superior Chinese restaurants were just about the only ethnic food available throughout the country. Exotic as they may seem to have been and widespread Nationally which is partly due to the Chinese building the railroads cross country. Chicago Cafe (Woodland, CA): Founded in 1903, academic research suggests this spot near Sacramento is the oldest continuously operating Chinese restaurant in the U.S. and California. These days I prefer Vietnamese or Thai all day long because the flavors are better and more variety and cleaner with respect to how the dishes are prepared. Well, I stumbled into this spot today and I was rather blown away. Large portions, low prices, excellent variety and top notch service. And a huge portion for only $13.95. I had the vegetable rice, complementary hot sauce and a nice iced cold five dollar Heineken. OK, this is a spot to put on your list. See you there!!! And now here are some interesting factoids: While thousands of Chinese immigrants first came to the U.S. to build the transcontinental railroad in the 1800s, it was the subsequent decades of legal discrimination that forced a marginalized community to turn the restaurant industry into their primary means of survival and citizenship. The "Lo Mein Loophole": In the early 20th century, U.S. courts recognized restaurant ownership as a pathway to obtain merchant visas. This loophole sparked a massive boom in the creation of Chinese restaurants, particularly luxury "chop suey palaces".

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