Dunhuang
$ • Chinese, Noodles, Vegetarian
Hours:
320 Lexington Ave, New York
(646) 964-4007
About Dunhuang
Customers' Favorites
signature lanzhou beef noodles soup 招牌兰州牛肉面
Signature Lanzhou Beef Noodles 招牌蘭州牛肉麵
beef slides in sour & spicy soup 金汤肥牛
Dunhuang Pan Fried Noodles 敦煌炒麵
braised beef w potato 土豆烧牛肉
sweet & sour short ribs 糖醋小排
pork tripe chicken soup 猪肚鸡汤
hot chicken wings 4 pcs 香辣鸡翅
monstrous plate chicken 大盘鸡
mo crispy flatbread 火吧烤饼
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Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
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Dunhuang is a Chinese restaurant that offers delicious and affordable food. The beef noodle soup is a must-try, with melt-in-your-mouth beef and wide noodles of the perfect texture. The signature dish, Lanzhou Beef Noodles, is also very popular, featuring fresh noodles, a cozy broth with the right spice level, and tasty beef complemented by radish and other garnishes. The restaurant is clean and has friendly staff, making it a welcoming place for all. The food is served quickly, allowing for a steady flow of customers even during busy times. The herbal teas are refreshing and reinvigorating, and the menu offers a variety of options, including a fabulous vegetarian noodle bowl and spicy cucumbers, catering to different tastes. Customers mention the noodles look like Vietnamese bun but had the texture of Japanese udon — soft, chewy, and a perfect bite. The broth was clear and peppery and slightly tangy. The beef flank noodles received an 8.7. Dunhuang is a great restaurant to try food from the regions of China known for spice. The location is nicely decorated and a convenient spot. Their noodles are the centerpiece, and they have different presentations of them. The beef noodle soup, saliva chicken, and sticky rice were mentioned. Everything came out promptly for lunch. The chicken was probably spicier than the beef noodle soup and immediately cleared sinuses. The peanuts were a nice addition to the spice. The noodles in the soup were sturdy and had a nice chew. The sticky rice dessert contained raisins amid sesame seeds. This is a small place with excellent food and excellent service. The Spicy Oil Spill Noodles was one of the few options available for someone who does not eat meat. The noodles were great and the kelp appetizer was thoroughly enjoyed. Overall, Dunhuang is a cozy and friendly spot with good food and quick service.