“Top-notch Uyghur food in the basement of a Best Western hotel.”
H3
8.0/10
AI-generated summary
Get the spicy laghman. The hand pulled are chewy and it comes with fried lamb, peppers and tomatoes. People also order the samsa and the lamb kebabs. It's halal and it sits in the basement of a Best Western in Flushing. Fair warning, the menu explains almost nothing and there is often one server who won't help you pick.
“Top-notch Uyghur food in the basement of a Best Western hotel.”
H3
“Unfortunately, there was only one person on staff serving the entire restaurant. Clearly this guy was annoyed and tired, as he couldn't offer a single shred of advice or enthusiasm when we tried to understand the menu and ask questions.”
H3
“Handpulled noodles: Spicy Village, Henan Feng Wei, Nurlan Uyghur, Xian Famous Foods”
H2
“Nurlan in flushing is on par with the ones I had in rural northwestern China (xinjiang, gansu, qinghai). Would definitely recommend”
H2
“Nurlan and spicy village big tray of chicken too!”
H2
“If you’re going to be in Flushing, make sure you stop by Nurlan for Samsa and their noodles.”
H2
“I’ve been there a few times and they serve really great lamb kebabs too, the laghman noodles are also very delicious.”
H2
“Queens - New Nurlan Uyghur: Lamb lagman, skewers, polo, samsa”
H2
“The menu doesn't really describe anything and can confirm the same situation about the waiter but still the food was great so I can't complain too much.”
H2
“Yesss also great chicken. Thanks!”
H2
“Nurlan has good big plate chicken (and more bbq).”
H2