Xi'an Noodles
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About
A pared-down neighborhood spot dishing up Chinese hand-pulled biang biang noodles, street food, & other classics. Locations in the UDistrict, Westlake, and Bellevue!
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service2
- Food quality2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Xi'an Noodles?+
Xi'an Noodles is located at , Seattle.
What kind of place is Xi'an Noodles?+
Xi'an Noodles is a Restaurant in Seattle serving Fusion & Asian, Ramen, Chinese.
What are Xi'an Noodles's opening hours?+
Xi'an Noodles is open seven days a week.
Is Xi'an Noodles open on Sundays?+
Yes, Xi'an Noodles is open on Sundays.
How expensive is Xi'an Noodles?+
Xi'an Noodles is generally mid-range.
What does Xi'an Noodles offer?+
Xi'an Noodles offers Delivery.
Location
What people say
“Unexpectedly good for a mall food court.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
M★★★★★Omg the food here is soooo good!! Definitely try the lamb or beef noodles with "no-soup" (it's not dry despite the name, it's very juicy and flavorful! Stir it and cover everything in the juice at the bottom!) Noodles are excellent and so are the veggies, sauce, and meat! It's affordable especially for the good portion size, you don't see that anymore! Employees were also super nice! There's a bunch of seating and it's peaceful to eat there. Located on the second floor of the mall. 100% will be back!
Jnniest★★★★★Ordering is via their self-service kiosk/tablet or at the counter. For the former, you will be asked for your phone number, but foreigners need not worry because you can simply input the store's phone number which is posted at the counter. For the latter, there will be a slight language barrier but the staff are helpful and friendly. I highly recommend the cumin lamb biang noodles!
Mini Rouge★★★★★Little gem inside the mall. Went in today to try for the first time and was superbly impressed. It's also woman-owned so I'm extra happy it was good because I will be coming back to support! Biang noodles are chewy and wide and dumpling feel very much like a mom and pop shop's. The noodle soup broth was light and delicious. The medium spicy level on the biang noodles was relatively mild for someone who likes spice but was really good. All orders are done on the self order kiosk and it's really easy to track your order on screen or just wait for text saying it's ready. Everything was pretty a
Simon Tan★★★★The texture of the liangpi ("cold skin") noodles is authentic and on point. The flavor of the sauce and the meat quality were a bit lacking, though.
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