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Part of the new world mall food court, this restaurant is one of the few that is cash only. The soup was spicy, the noodles were not overcooked and the vegetables seemed fresh. Overall not a bad experience, but there are definitely better options in the immediate area.
I liked their beef noodle soup better than the other more popular noodle place at the food court. Will have to try other dishes next time!
One of my go-to orders in Flushing! I love wide-rice noodles, and these are as bouncy as they get. Huge serving size. Not overly spicy. For $10, I have no complaints.
A bowl of soup has never been so satisfying and filling. Along with the flaky aromatic flatbread it comes with, every bite is so full of flavor. Pair that with some food from other stalls and you've got as good a meal you can get anywhere if you want some good ol homey comfort food.
Xian Cuisines is in a large and busy food court of diverse Asian restaurants in New World Mall. There are many tables and places to choose food from here, so I recommend taking time to browse around. Note that this restaurant should not get mistaken with Xi'an Famous Foods, which has several locations across the city. I ordered the biangbiang noodles with cumin lamb. The food got served in about five minutes on a tray. This was my first time trying out this dish, and I really liked it. The longer noodles had just the right texture. I'd definitely want to try more variations of this dish. The lamb didn't taste too gamey, and it had the right amount of spiciness. It did taste a little too salty as I reached the bottom of the bowl, but overall, the dish tasted great. I'd recommend this restaurants if you want to try good noodle dishes in Flushing, Queens.
I think I stumbled upon liangpi, and it was delicious! I didn't have the best food court experience here with one of the stalls, so I was skeptical. But this place changed my mind. We did have a language barrier with the exasperated cashier person who was probably done with our ABC-ness, but we eventually got most of what we ordered. I just ordered the one with the thumbs up, the Deluxe with Spiced Beef ($10) and yes, it deserved that thumbs up! I wasn't expecting cold noodles to be this good, but the chewiness really pierces through with the help of the chilled temperature. It was too spicy for my spice tolerance, but it definitely won't hit the same if you adjusted the spice. I'll try the QQ next time, since that sounds pretty interesting.
First off, the New World Food Court is amazing! There's plenty of options, way too many that we'll be back to try every single place! Ordered the QQ Noodle and steamed chicken from Xian noodles and it didn't disappoint. I was hesitating at first because the options all sounded good but decided to just pick this on a whim. It was so good that I forgot to snap a picture prior to eating! This cold noodle dish is what I'm going to be looking for any time I look for noodles. The chicken was tender and juicy; coupled with the spicy and tangy chili sauce, it was absolutely perfect. The noodles were handmade, hand pulled, and really chewy. The noodles absorbed the sauce well and texturally, complemented the chicken! I definitely recommend!
Tasty Xian place located in the New World Food court. Decided to give this a shot rather than the more popular Xian Famous food, and was pretty pleased with it. Ordered the lamb cumin noodles, which is the same dish that I get at Famous. Noodle taste and texture was fairly similar. Flavor was slightly better in my opinion. A little more cumin taste. The lamb would come down to individual preference. It had a stronger gamey taste which I like. However, it had more of a stewed taste as opposed to stir fried. Plate was $11.
Best hand-pulled noodles I've ever had. The noodles are chewy and fresh. The spicy lamb has the right amount of spice that makes your tongue a little numb.
Ordered the Deluxe w Chicken ($10): I did not expect the dish to be served cold. I loved the chili oil which wasn't too spicy for me. It's topped with a few slices of cucumber. The dish was primarily noodles with a small helping of chicken. Would I go back again?
Definitely tastes like xi'an noodles that's for sure! The QQ noodles are chewy and light in the best way and the texture is amazing. The sauce is savory and spicy with nice chunks of seitan and spiced beef that tastes better than my grandma makes. You can add condiments like vinegar and additional chili oil to change the flavor profile in the best way, I definitely recommend you do this! The helping of noodles is HUMONGOUS and is worth ordering 100%. The service was nice and the lady mostly speaks Chinese. Ambience was decent as you get a tray and eat at a table in the cafeteria. A lot of places don't serve noodles like this so it's worth a trip if you're in the area!
5 months ago
In the last two decades and some change, Xi'an has become one of Flushing's most popular Chinese regional cuisines. This might explain why Xian Cuisines (西安小吃) in New World Mall's uber famous food court (#1) is one of their longest running stalls. Located in corner stall #28 (#2), the name "西安小吃" (Xi An Xiao Chi) is literal, in that they specialize in Xi'an snacks / food. Much of their specialties revolve around a series of Xi'an style hand pulled noodles (拉面), which sort of resemble pappardelle wide noodles in soup and stir fried form. The same folks are also here their roujiamo (肉夾饃) aka "Chinese burger" which contains either pork or lamb with a whole mess of herbs and veggies. It's hard to go wrong with any of their QQ noodles or oil splashed noodles (油泼辣子面). It can get a little messy depending on the chopstick skills, so eat slowly and don't wear any white clothing. I think their liang pi (cold noodle with gluten and sliced cucumber is refreshing with the multiple provided sauces. I have a soft spot for their lamb noodle soups, which come with tender slices of meat and a broth that is loaded with mild spice and herbs. It comes as no surprise, cash and Mandarin is the way to go here. Prices have steadily increased but the food is semi-reasonable given how expensive things have become. Most items are still in the $8-12 range. The big plate chicken is an off-menu item, and I believe it needs to be pre-ordered since it takes so long to make. They do have a self-order tablet near the register, but it's usually quicker to talk to the counter folks directly. Service is not the warmest, which is typically what spurned folks will often cite. I don't see this improving much, if ever. Due to the never-ending lines of the next door stall (#3), it might feel claustrophobic in what is usually the most crowded part of the food court. Pay in cash and be on the lookout for the order by observing from a safe distance. ___________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/new-world-mall-food-court-flushing (#2) Chinese auspicious number for "easy wealth" (#3) The ultra famous, Liu Liu Sheng Jian: https://www.yelp.com/biz/C_khPKtuTaelW76GYpeFEg read more
It's hard to find authentic Chinese hamburgers (we've had them in actual Xian!) These came out pretty good. We ordered the spicy beef and the cabbage was the highlight, great spice and super crunchy. I do think the original pork would've been better because in my past experience it's usually super juicy where the beef was more dry. I wanna try the original next time for sure! read more
Part of the new world mall food court, this restaurant is one of the few that is cash only. The soup was spicy, the noodles were not overcooked and the vegetables seemed fresh. Overall not a bad experience, but there are definitely better options in the immediate area. read more
11 months ago
A bowl of soup has never been so satisfying and filling. Along with the flaky aromatic flatbread it comes with, every bite is so full of flavor. Pair that with some food from other stalls and you've got as good a meal you can get anywhere if you want some good ol homey comfort food. read more
8 months ago
The food was really great. Thick handmade noodles and a really good chili oil flavor to it. Service was a bit slow and the interior is nice with a little condiment bar at the entrance. read more
Xian Cuisines is in a large and busy food court of diverse Asian restaurants in New World Mall. There are many tables and places to choose food from here, so I recommend taking time to browse around. Note that this restaurant should not get mistaken with Xi'an Famous Foods, which has several locations across the city. I ordered the biangbiang noodles with cumin lamb. The food got served in about five minutes on a tray. This was my first time trying out this dish, and I really liked it. The longer noodles had just the right texture. I'd definitely want to try more variations of this dish. The lamb didn't taste too gamey, and it had the right amount of spiciness. It did taste a little too salty as I reached the bottom of the bowl, but overall, the dish tasted great. I'd recommend this restaurants if you want to try good noodle dishes in Flushing, Queens. read more
I think I stumbled upon liangpi, and it was delicious! I didn't have the best food court experience here with one of the stalls, so I was skeptical. But this place changed my mind. We did have a language barrier with the exasperated cashier person who was probably done with our ABC-ness, but we eventually got most of what we ordered. I just ordered the one with the thumbs up, the Deluxe with Spiced Beef ($10) and yes, it deserved that thumbs up! I wasn't expecting cold noodles to be this good, but the chewiness really pierces through with the help of the chilled temperature. It was too spicy for my spice tolerance, but it definitely won't hit the same if you adjusted the spice. I'll try the QQ next time, since that sounds pretty interesting. read more
3 years ago
First off, the New World Food Court is amazing! There's plenty of options, way too many that we'll be back to try every single place! Ordered the QQ Noodle and steamed chicken from Xian noodles and it didn't disappoint. I was hesitating at first because the options all sounded good but decided to just pick this on a whim. It was so good that I forgot to snap a picture prior to eating! This cold noodle dish is what I'm going to be looking for any time I look for noodles. The chicken was tender and juicy; coupled with the spicy and tangy chili sauce, it was absolutely perfect. The noodles were handmade, hand pulled, and really chewy. The noodles absorbed the sauce well and texturally, complemented the chicken! I definitely recommend! read more
Tasty Xian place located in the New World Food court. Decided to give this a shot rather than the more popular Xian Famous food, and was pretty pleased with it. Ordered the lamb cumin noodles, which is the same dish that I get at Famous. Noodle taste and texture was fairly similar. Flavor was slightly better in my opinion. A little more cumin taste. The lamb would come down to individual preference. It had a stronger gamey taste which I like. However, it had more of a stewed taste as opposed to stir fried. Plate was $11. read more
2 years ago
Best hand-pulled noodles I've ever had. The noodles are chewy and fresh. The spicy lamb has the right amount of spice that makes your tongue a little numb. read more
Ordered the Deluxe w Chicken ($10): I did not expect the dish to be served cold. I loved the chili oil which wasn't too spicy for me. It's topped with a few slices of cucumber. The dish was primarily noodles with a small helping of chicken. Would I go back again? read more
Definitely tastes like xi'an noodles that's for sure! The QQ noodles are chewy and light in the best way and the texture is amazing. The sauce is savory and spicy with nice chunks of seitan and spiced beef that tastes better than my grandma makes. You can add condiments like vinegar and additional chili oil to change the flavor profile in the best way, I definitely recommend you do this! The helping of noodles is HUMONGOUS and is worth ordering 100%. The service was nice and the lady mostly speaks Chinese. Ambience was decent as you get a tray and eat at a table in the cafeteria. A lot of places don't serve noodles like this so it's worth a trip if you're in the area! read more
2 years ago
Ordered a lamb burger they might as well call it an onion burger. 90% onion maybe ate 3 pieces of actual lamb. read more
Came across this spot when I was originally looking for a different spot on the Fantuan delivery app. I ended up ordering the biang biang noodles with cumin lamb (5/5) and traditional Flushing QQ noodles (4.5/5). The initial visuals of the delivery were underwhelming, it looked a little dry and bland, but was I wrong! The food quite good--the cumin lamb one really shined in flavor and was great even for someone like me who cannot handle spice! The noodles for both were chewy and filling and there was a decent amount of meat for the cumin one lamb. I would say the dish I had here beats the Xian famous food ones I've had in the city. Hope to stop by their shop in person at some point! read more
2 years ago
Good classic QQ noodles, served pre-packed to go, but not sacrificing texture. Known for Xian sandwiches. Somewhat limited vegetarian options. read more
My son wanted beef noodle soup, so he got beef noodle soup from here! The broth was rich and delicious. The noodles!!!!! Love love love! Thick and chewy! It was delicious and different! Must try! The beef burger was delicious! Generously filled with cumin beef and the pastry was soooo flaky and fresh! It's a great combo! The kids loved! The beef burger is a tad spicy, but my kid still enjoyed it!!! read more
3 years ago
Great Xian food at New world mall food court! The burger skin is so crispy and QQ noodles have the right texture and spice/acidicness read more
3 years ago
Hidden Gem. Get cravings for what in Fantuan delivery (Xian Food) calls Kongfu Noodles with Nutritional Lamb and Soup, or Lamb Hui Mian (烩面) or Lamb Noodles. Their Lamb or Beef Burger is also excellent. read more
3 years ago
