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Xi’an Noodles

3.6 (139 reviews)
ModerateNoodles, Chinese
Open 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Spicy cumin lamb biang biang noodles
Vinh M.

I've been to the U District location back in 2017 and the Bellevue location just this year, though this is my first time eating at this one despite passing by it every time I'm around the area. This is on the 2nd floor of Westlake Mall, close to Cali Burger, Taco Del Mar and a sushi burrito place. Not much of an ambience, just tables and such in a literally gray, dull area. Restrooms and elevators are easily accessible within the same floor, though restrooms aren't exactly the most sanitary like other mall restrooms. To order here, you use the kiosk up at the front. Like the other locations, they serve biang biang noodles and dumplings among other things. They have a separate screen where you can see the order number on your receipt, and which announces which orders are ready to pick up. I got their spicy cumin lamb biang biang noodles at regular spice levels (there's no spice, regular and extra spicy levels). There's a quality difference between this location and all its other locations spread around the state, and it might be because this place is a very casual version of them; you just order, get your stuff and seat yourself within a shared seating cafeteria area. Noodles are nicely hand-pulled as usual though they fell apart a little too easily from what I remember when they're in my mouth. The lamb was tender and chewy but not thoroughly. Spice levels are pretty high even for regular spicy, so I wonder how hot it'd get on extra. Portion size is appropriate for the price, though; it was a medium-size bowl for about $13 before tax. Not the best location in my opinion, but the food here works when you're on a time crunch.

Mount Q Pork Noodles & Pork Wonton in Chili oil.
Nara K.

With the Asean Street Food Hall now shut down on the main floor of West Lake Center, you can still grab Asian noodles on the 2nd floor. Xi'an Noodles serves noodles and dumplings. One of my favorite is the Spicy cumin lamb or beef noodle soup. Very comforting and delicious. You self order from one of the two kiosks and just wait for your order to be called. Condiments and utensils are self serve as well. Vibe not as fun as the Asean food hall though, just your normal food court.

N7, egg tomato dry noodle- EXCELLENT!
Truman W.

Pretty tasty hand-pulled 'biang biang' or bang bang noodle. I ordered the dry version with egg and tomato. The thick, wide noodle is best handled with chopsticks (forget the fork it's not spaghetti.) Conveniently located on 2nd level of Westgate Mall, which is a short 10 minute monorail ride from the Seattle Center.

Intestines rice noodles with extra order of lamb
Wing I.

Got off monorail stop at west lake and came down to Level two and saw this and happened to be lunch time and immediately I wanted to try! Menu is simple and the touch screen ordering is easy to use! I ordered intestines noodles with extra lamb. The decor is very authentic. There is plenty of sitting area since that is the food court with other restaurants also. The server was friendly, and the automated machine will called out the order number in both English and mandarin! The noodles are delicious and intestines are super yummy and soft!

Mark Y.

It had been a moment since we last stepped inside this deelish mala infused hand-pulled noodle spot and once again it didn't disappoint! We had both the dry and soup versions of the spicy and tingly beef biang noodles that were loaded with chunks of tender beef. For sides don't forget to order the chicken potstickers that have a nice crunchy exterior and filled with diced chicken and veggies. We also got the steamed pork dumplings. This time around we didn't get the pork won tons in a spicy chili sauce and if you've got room be sure to order them too! It's pretty much a no frills order from the screen, grab your number and wait for the server to bring out your food. The servers were great and they'll bring you out cups of water and they came back to refill our cups! The interior is very clean with one large communal table and several tables with seats lining the wall. It is an open kitchen and you can see them preparing the dishes. I'm craving the spicy tingly mala sensation as I'm writing this review!

N1. Beef Biang Noodles
Nicole N.

I'm a huge fan of Xi'an Noodles! I've only tried their beef biang noodles but it's just so good I keep getting it. Noodles are wide and I would say the portion size is pretty decent for the price. This is literally so close to Westlake Station on the second floor of westlake center. I ordered through the kiosk and it was pretty fast service. Lots of seating around this floor too!!

Delicious for fast food! We were told the lamb is indeed halal so we ordered cumin lamb burger and the cumin lamb dry noodles for lunch. Just added some hot sauce and it hit the spot! Fresh, Handmade noodles made right in front of us. Went back for dinner also.

Spicy Cumin Lamb Biang Noodles, Spicy Cumin Lamb Bun
Auggie L.

Went for Lunch Food - 5/5. Noodles had the perfect thickness to provide a delectable bouncy chew. Sauce was aromatic with cumin, had just the right amount of spice to liven up the flavor, and a delicious sourness. Lamb was seasoned well, tender, and had no gamey odor. They gave plenty of lamb so each bite had a great noodle to meat ratio. Bun had a soft bite with a slight crisp from the toasted sides. It had a mild flavor with not too much oil, which paired well with the rich flavor of the lamb. The bun was perfect for dipping into the leftover sauce of the noodles and both were elevated by a helpful serving of vinegar. Service - 4/5. Everything is self-service from ordering through the kiosk, picking up the food, and getting any condiments. The staff don't really engage in conversation at all since it is designed to be self-service. I personally enjoy that kind of service style, especially for a quick lunch location. Value - 5/5. Dry biang noodles go for $14 while the lamb bun was $7.50. Food was delicious and the portion sizes were good. They really load you up on the lamb, which is highly appreciated. Excellent Shaanxi cuisine restaurant. Parking - Mall Garage/Street (Metered)

Spicy B4. Pork Wonton in Chili Sauce
Laur L.

I know another reviewer mentioned this, but if you're a fellow NYC native and think this place is related to the Xi'an Foods in Flushing, it is not. The food is bomb as hell. The cumin lamb noodles taste exactly the way this dish is meant to taste. The wontons are also perfect and go well with the vinegar they provide on the side. The reason why I didn't give a higher rating is that I'm not sure if even inflation can justify the price point of the dishes. I also noticed that (when I went) lots of orders were getting messed up. I double checked to ensure I received the right order (which fortunately I did).

After I mixed in extra chili oil and soy sauce
Linh N.

I forgot how much I love these noodles!! I should have ordered online and picked it up but I was thinking they wouldn't be busy haha. Anyways I ran next door to get lunch and had to wait a bit but it was still pretty quick. I ordered the lamb cumin dried noodles. Noodles were perfect texture with a slight chew. Braised lamb was so yummy. Even better the next day. The staff was really nice and packed me extra chili oil without me asking for more.

Lamb rice noodle soup
Emily L.

really tasty, the broth was very flavorful and full of spices. However the noodles had a strange metallic type of aftertaste afterwards that was very subtle but definitely didn't ruin the food. self service was easy and the pickup time is really quick too. A great place for something quick and easy. Updated review: I got the lamb noodle soup and it was tasty. This time there was no metallic taste in it. The service was great as usual, quick and convenient!

Sesame Noodles ($10)
Andy N.

I LOVE hand-pulled noodles and I get extremely excited when a Xi'an restaurant turns it out in the most unexpected of spots. While there's not much to Westlake Mall itself, this spot certainly needs to be on your to-eat list while you're downtown. While I'm not sure if they make all their noodles fresh, the noodle quality was certainly hitting the spot for me. You order at the counter and receive a number, and they'll call out to you once your food is ready. I ordered their Sesame Noodles ($10), which I knew was likely their only real plant-based choice. I expected a savory noodle dish with Chinese sesame paste and chili oil, and that was exactly what I got. They even checked the back to make sure that there were no animal products used in the dish. Considering this is inside a mall, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and taste and would totally return here for another round of noodles.

Noodles, bao, and wonton
Martin M.

This small takeout spot inside Westlake mall was not as good as the original location near UW. The food was a bit bland and not as flavorful. The service however is fast and convenient for a quick bite to go when you're in a rush for work, however I wouldn't compare this place as the same compared to the original UW location. Everything is self-service here: busing your own tray, getting condiments and utensils. My gripe was that the wontons and soup were a bit bland compared to the other locations we had visited. I guess the place is convenient but not delicious

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I came here during a trip to Seattle for dinner. Stopped in on a weeknight with no reservation and…read morewow this place is super popular and absolutely packed! There's not too much seating available so I would recommend making a reservation but I was luckily able to snag a table for myself without one. Service was very quick Mala Spicy Beef Dry Mix Noodles (medium spice), 5/5, delicious!! I think the medium was the perfect spice level for me where it wasn't too little or too much and I thought this was quite filling. I was very hungry as I didn't have lunch so I finished the whole bowl but I think if you were eating normally you could have a bit to take away as well! This is an ideal meal for a cold, rainy Seattle day and the restaurant's decor and large fish tank definitely gave it a Chinese restaurant atmosphere

I officially ALWAYS take people here whenever they visit…read more We always get some variant that's got the mala spicy beef dry mix. One or two big plush noodles plus all the seasonings and oil oil oil to boot. What's not to love. Keep your loved ones close but your Tums closer with this one. The spicy oiliness of it all sends you to heaven and to heartburn. The apps aren't bad either but it's a heaping bowl- I almost always have leftovers (pro tip is to boil more noodles at home and add them so the meal literally keeps giving for a while) Go early or be prepared to wait. The turnover is wicked fast here you literally order and get your noodles like 1 minute later, and it's majorly slurpable so I feel like you finish pretty quick! Also there's a nice fish tank to look at while you're seated.

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Well played! The…read morefour of us used the waitlist process to get a table and it worked flawlessly. We encountered very friendly staff upon arrival/seating. As mentioned in other reviews, we also experienced a unique and relaxed atmosphere. They had some good local draft options to get started - which is good. We ordered the Bo La Lot Grilled Beed in Betel Leaf for an appetizer and we loved the combination of ingredients and taste. Our brides ordered the Chaca La Vong Wok Seared Tumeric Rockfish and they both enjoyed it. My son ordered the Pad Kee Mao and I went with the Reckless Fried Rice and we both devoured them! Our waitress (her name wasn't on the receipt) was outstanding....super friendly and patient with all of our questions regarding the menu.

Very attentive staff and cool decor inside. Had to wait for my whole party to be seated but had a…read morebeer at the bar which helps the time pass. The menu is pretty out there but the flavors on everything were excellent. I tried some of my aunts green beans and I can definitely say they were the best Ive ever had. So much flavor for something I'd usually never get as an app. I went with the five spice duck confit, which comes with a duck leg and thigh. Everything was delicious, noodles, bok choy, and the broth was killer. I drained it after I ate everything. Staff was really great and helpful, we had a kid in our party and they had no problem making a spiced up order of their kids noodles. Get the black sesame ice cream, it had a peanut butter flavor and was super creamy and smooth.

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4.2
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4.0 mi
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As you can see from my two older reviews for this place, I have always been a Xi'an noodles…read moreloyalist and still am. Since my last review the restaurant has closed and reopened, and expanded their menu, to now include more dumplings and varieties of noodles. They also now have a very handy duo of ordering kiosks, which you order at prior to sitting down. I found their kiosks easy to use, which isn't always a given. This being my first visit back in a while, I had to get the spicy cumin lamb biang biang noodles. However I had to try some dumplings, so we shared the lamb dumplings, while my dinner buddy had the spicy cumin lamb rice noodle soup (the same kind of noodles you'd get at a ten second yunnan noodle type of place). They also now have a complimentary side dish bar that has seaweed salad, peanuts, and kimci, as well as some condiment type things like scallions and minced garlic. I helped myself to some seaweed salad to nibble on while waiting for our food, and it was good although food comes out quickly enough that you don't necessarily have to rely on it unless you're really chomping at the bit. The spicy cumin lamb biang biang noodles are just as good as I remember. The biang biang noodles here are perfectly chewy, and the rest of the dish has a lovely flavor aside from just spice. They're generous with lamb and cabbage which add a lot of textural variety to the plate. The lamb dumplings were the sleeper hit of the meal, filled with juicy, tender hunks of lamb surrounded by toothsome clearly hand-rolled wrappers. Absolutely do not skip the lamb dumplings. My dinner buddy really enjoyed her rice noodle soup with spicy cumin lamb, which I think would be a great option on a cold day. Everything is pretty much self serve here, so don't expect full service -- although they did stop by to refill our water once. The food here is so good, though, and prices are so reasonable, that I truly do not care that the experience is pretty bare bones otherwise.

I went in a couple of days ago for lunch. It did not disappoint. They had self order machines at…read morethe front and you would choose what you wanted to order. Then you get to choose where you sit. They brought water and chopsticks if your table didn't have any. There was the self serve sauce bar which was clean and organized. The food was really quick but I did go a little after lunch time. I ordered the spicy and tangy beef biang noodles. I had ordered the regular spice, but for me, I would've chosen the spicer one as I like spice but wanted to be safe. There was lots of really good flavors. The overall space and bathroom was very clean and a great spot for lunch!

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The udon here is quite good! This place definitely gives the vibe of a hidden gem. Seating was…read moreeasy, parking nearby street is free on Sundays. I ordered the tomato beef udon. The udon were really good but if you let them sit for a long time they get a bit soggy and lose their texture, mainly a concern if you eat really slow though. Broth was also great, just a tiny bit of spice really added to it Overall I'd definitely come back here!

I went here yesterday, Friday, for my birthday with some of my friends and my partner. We arrived…read moreabout 5 minutes after they opened at 5:35pm and were among the very first customers in the place, ordered right away because I know it's a small place and it can take a while for orders to be completed with the small kitchen and staff. My friend and partner received their food and I got something I didn't order (tofu skin on rice balls) so my partner got up and asked the cashier about if this was included in the Tsukiji combination that I ordered and was told yes. We checked several other times about the order after two of my other friends who ordered after us also received their orders along with many other people in the restaurant also getting their food who arrived way after us, and the waiter said 10-15 minutes multiple times. Over 1.5 hours later I finally got my food after I asked to have it to go and if we could have one entree for free since I had been waiting since 5:35pm. The cashier said sorry and that they wouldn't charge for the correction. The rice balls that I didn't order and were given had undercooked grains and were not good. I was really disappointed and sad (and hungry!) because I came here for a special occasion because I have liked this place, and was among the first to order right when they opened and didn't get to enjoy food with my friends. It was frustrating that we checked multiple times and it took them so long to figure out they had made a mistake and then took so long to remedy the situation and they still charged us for food we didn't order. I give a star for the waiter who eventually did try to figure out what happened with the order and who seemed genuinely apologetic, and who gave us plates for my bday cake. Thank you! The cashier also said they would not charge us for my food, but we were charged for the wrong item and it had undercooked rice grains :( Atmosphere is cute and authentic. Food got 1 star because other people in my party got their food and seemed ok with it! Sad that I won't be going here anymore or recommending this place to others anymore based on this poor service and food experience. We had previously Introduced many of our friends to this place.

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4.4
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We enjoyed our meal. We drove from Tacoma to try it out. It wasn't worth the drive but the food was…read moregood. Not something I would drive far to try but it was good enough. The passion drink was yummy. I am very picky with dumplings but they were ok. We enjoyed the area where it's located though, cute shops to walk too and a yummy cookie place next door plus matcha spot.

Dumping The Noodle is a Chinese restaurant located in the Wallingford area of Seattle; not far away…read morefrom the University District. The menu and style reminded me of Din Tai Fung and Dough Zone. There wasn't a dedicated parking lot for the restaurant, but it wasn't an issue finding street parking on Sunday for us. We arrived about 30 minutes after they were opened and was seated right away. The restaurant is on the smaller side, but still, lots of seating available. I wouldn't bring groups bigger than 6 people max though. We ordered the Signature Pork Onion Buns, Signature Pork Xiao Long Bao, House Sweet Chili Fried Chicken, Garlic String Beans, Chilli the Beef Lamen, and Black Sesame Tiramisu. The Chilli the Beef Lamen dish was my favorite! I LOVE thick noodles. I almost wish there were more noodles because I loved it so much. We didn't think we ordered that much food for the two of us. However, we weren't able to finish everything and had to pack the leftovers to-go.

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4.2
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We came here for dinner…read more Food: The dish we got with the chickpea and tofu curry was mind blowing. The flavor profile is a mix of Indian and Asian so if you like that type of food, you will definitely love the different taste of food at this restaurant. The quantity was appreciable, one dish is enough for two people to share, which I really appreciate in this market as a lot of other vendors are decreasing the quantity of food. It came with cucumbers and fried peanuts, both which added another taste element to the dish. We also had the coconut curry noodles, also delicious and would be even more amazing on a rainy day. We got both with tofu and vegetarian options. However, I am confident that with chicken or prawns it would be equally if not more delicious. Service: We were seated quickly, they came to get our orders very fast, and the food came promptly as well. Ambience: It is a Malaysian restaurant and the inside decor is really neat and a fun experience. It's a great day spot or also a great spot for families. If you've never tried Malaysian food, this is a great place to start, and if you're a connoisseur, still recommend giving this place a try!

This place had been a lot better from the last time I came!! The flavors were amazing and perfectly…read morebalanced. We came here on a weekday so it wasn't super busy and the service was pretty fast. I absolutely loved their ribs it was sooo good and the sauce was soooo good that I started eating it with rice lol. The nasi goreng was also really good and I highly recommend this place for great Malaysian food

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4.3
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1.0 mi
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Got lucky arriving around 11:45 AM on Sunday with no wait and immediate seating. By the time our…read morefood served, OMG the line was already out the door! The ramen noodles were great, I ordered them 'firm' and it was spot on. The biggest surprise was the Chashu Pork & Takana Donburi, absolutely delicious! They really should offer a full portion of this. I will definitely be back next time !"

Best ramen I've had, to date. I honestly thought ramen wasn't for me before this but was convinced…read moreto give this spot a try. However, we arrived just before 10p on a Monday night and the line was down the street. We waited an hour and ended up not getting in due to seating ending at 10:45p. The hostess would check in periodically, and up to the last 15 mins said we had a 50/50 shot of getting seated. The alternative was to get take-out. There were a couple other groups also in the same boat. Overall, the wait time after submitting our take-out order was around 15 mins for 2 ramen. We ordered the classic ramen, extra spicy, and I added an egg to mine. On the card you use to select your order, you can choose the type of noodle, richness of broth, spice level, add-ins, and beverages. There is a separate vegan menu with lots of options to choose from. The ramen was delicious. The broth was rich and full of flavor and the noodles were cooked just right. The meat was tender and egg was perfectly jammy. I get the hype, but I wouldn't go after 9p again for my own sanity and time.

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4.2
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1.2 mi

I'm sad that it took me this long to finally try Jufeng Noodle House, but now that I have, believe…read morethat I'll be making up for lost time. This place is a true gem, serving satisfying, delicious food in a relaxed atmosphere at an affordable price. The restaurant looks small from the front, but space is used efficiently and they manage to fit quite a bit of seating into not that large of a dining room. Tables are mostly four tops, quite spacious at that, and surrounded by sturdy wooden chairs. I came for dinner on a Friday evening and there were a few other tables at any given time. Service was quick and our water never ran empty. We had the wontons in hot oil, topped with peanuts, I had the beef chow fun, and my dinner buddy had the pork with hot sauce noodles. The wontons are very very good, stuffed with flavorful pork and swimming in a sauce that sits in that perfect spot at the intersection of hot and sour. The peanuts and scallions add a delightful crunch. Their beef chow fun satisfies every bit of childhood nostalgia I have for this dish, with lots of wok hei, bouncy noodles, and the most tender of beef. I think my favorite beef chow fun in the city still lives at A+ Hong Kong Kitchen, but this is a close second. The portion here is also huge. I am a human vacuum and I actually brought leftovers home, which is rare for me. The pork with hot sauce noodles is seemingly a fusion of zha jiang mian and dan dan noodles. My friend really enjoyed it and actually finished the whole thing, which is saying something given that she doesn't usually eat that much. There are so many other items on the menu that I'm eager to try, so I will definitely be back.

My wife and son highly recommended this place as a tasty place they found…read more.. After my son's fencing tournament where he stabs his friends... we went on the adventure. The start of the journey began with the requisite parking fiasco and issues that are perpetual in the Seattle ID...but that should never, and I mean never, stop an important mission like finding a truly delicious noodle restaurant. When we went in, it was pretty empty. We were immediately sat, and ordered. The hot jasmine tea quickly followed. Our Calamari came out quick and was delicious to the point I nearly had to fight my son for the last piece. I quickly surrendered as he does stab people...see above...he parried my fork and stabbed the last piece before quickly finishing the move. Our mains came out shortly after we finished the calamari. The 14yo ordered beef brisket noodle soup. He said it was delicious, but too spicy after he added too much chili oil. The wife scoffed at the idea that there's such a thing as too much chili oil and ate some of his soup. This was after she dug into her hot pot. I did get a chance to sample the delicate pork pieces and the flavorful rice. The slightly crispy rice at the bottom of the pot were so delicious. I had the Singapore style fried noodles. Really tasty. The noodles had so many flavors from the vegetables to the meats (shrimp, chicken meat & egg, and pork) and the sauce. I enjoyed the meal, and look forward to discovering more dishes to try on our adventures trying to find parking. JuFeng, thank you for the delicious meal!

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