Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodle

We ordered one bowl of Spicy Three Treasures Noodles and one bowl of the Signature Three Treasures Noodles. The broth was really comforting; it looked clear, but tasted incredibly sweet and savory. As someone who loves spicy food, I naturally preferred the slightly spicy version. You can choose different thicknesses of noodles. I liked the chewy texture of these. We also ordered a large portion of shrimp dumplings; the filling was generous. The lamb skewers were grilled to a perfect crisp on the outside and tender on the inside, without a strong lamby smell; they went very well with the beef noodles.

Ordered the fried beef noodle, was told I couldnt choose the noodles. When asked, I informed the staff that I wanted it to be spicy, however when noodles arrived, it was tasteless. Fried noodles was very oily, no salt, no spice so I had to add the chili on my own. However as the chili provided was only chili soaked in oil, this did not help with the taste at all. Noodles were so hard I suspect they were under cooked. The only saving grace is the soup which had some taste to it. Spicy oyster mushrooms were normal tasting. At least the service staff were nice, not the best but at least they did their job. All in all, I would not come back again because the food is not worth the price.

Very very Long waiting time

Delicious noodles — smooth and perfectly cooked. The soup is rich with spices and full of flavour. The beef slices were tender and very satisfying. Food arrived all at once, which was a nice touch. The chicken was slightly dry for my taste, but overall everything was tasty and enjoyable. Bonus points to the attentive waitress who quietly swapped our chopsticks for forks when she noticed we weren’t too confident using them. Thoughtful service like that goes a long way!

Food 8.5/10 Service 7.5/10 Environment 6.5/10 It’s a China food, chosen sliced noodle. It is cooked just right. Beef quality is quite good. Just the noodle portion is too small. Ordered the mixed beef, which is about 20bucks considered quite expensive for a bowl of noodles. Environment is quite pleasant, just that stuff sleeping on the table which I feel that it’s quite uncomfortable. Overall, food is commendably good. The rest still room for improvement.

Had a fantastic meal at Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles! The noodles were perfectly hand-pulled — chewy and fresh — and the beef broth was rich, clear, and super comforting. Generous portions and great value for money. Friendly service too. Definitely coming back for another bowl! The server is very thoughtful to prepare a food grade scissors for us to cut the noodles for my son.

There's a big window that faced the neighborhood. Sit there if you want some scenery. Being a rainy day, it was apt to slurp on a bowl of steaming hot beef noodle. Not to be overly greedy ordered the prawn dumpling too. No regrets, big and juicy prawns . The noodle is as good as it looks. Left satisfied and thinking of the history of these noodles and wondering if I could it it everyday.

The Lanzhou Beef Noodles was the restaurant’s signature dish and the shop’s name-sake. When it was my turn to tuck in, I first tried the beef broth- the most distinct taste was the flavour of coriander (which I don’t mind), the beef was a brisket sliced into thin slices, and the noodles were nice too. The chicken which i’ve ordered as an add on, were however tough and cold.