Dunhuang

All 48 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Northern chinese cuisine ?1 pts
“Their hand-pulled noodles are really fresh, and the chili oil they use with the cumin lamb gives it a nice depth. A little less mainstream than Xi’an, but super solid.”
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in:Unemployed Person ISO Cheap Eats!30 pts
“Dun Huang (Beef Noodle Soup) $11”
H2
in:I went to a lot of places that are frequently mentioned here, here's which ones were worth it6 pts
“Food is decent and prices great.”
H2
in:Any good Rou Jia Mo (Chinese Burger) places?4 pts
“I like the ones at Dun Huang - their lamb and beef ones are great, tho the stewed pork is tasty as well.”
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in:Best spicy beef noodle soup in NYC2 pts
“I like Dunhuang's Soy & Wine Beef Noodle Soup.”
H2
in:I went to a lot of places that are frequently mentioned here, here's which ones were worth it2 pts
replying to u/SuppleDude: Dunhuang had hype? 🤣
“$10 for their wine braised brisket noodles is worth it. I'm not much of a fan of their regular beef noodles though.”
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in:Halal Lanzhou beef noodle soup with hand-pulled noodles from Old Sport Food in Forest Hills, Queens2 pts
“The closest I've ever had was Dun Huang in Flushing. My wife, who grew up in Lanzhou actually approved of that place.”
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in:"must try" chinese spots in nyc?1 pts
“with some good spots like Xi'an Famous Foods, Spicy Village, and Dunhuang.”
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in:Any and All Food Recs in the Harlem/Manhattan/BX Area1 pts
“Dun huang for amazing szechuan food (mala noodles and mung bean noodles are my favs there)”
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in:Best Chinese Chicken Salad1 pts
“Dun Huang has a cold chicken salad. It’s delicious and cheap.”
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in:American Chinese food near the UN1 pts
“Dunhuang is my fav spot! Best hand-pulled noodle soup”
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in:Sunset Park favorites?1 pts
“I really like Dun Huang for their beef noodle soup and you can pick different noodle thicknesses, some very good apps.”
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in:Any decent food near Times Square / Grand Central?1 pts
“Dunhuang.. great northern Chinese noodle soups”
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in:Where can I find real Chinese Hand Pulled Noodles?1 pts
replying to u/sambasurprise: Dunhuang is solid
“the noodles were SOLID”
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in:Can yall weigh in on the list I made for restaurants to eat at during my visit in July?1 pts
replying to u/chaddythagangsta: I worked at xian famous foods. It’s honestly so over hyped, everything is pre frozen and is made by low skilled workers so there is a lot of variation in how it’s made. I recommend going to any other xi an spot in flushing or Chinatown. As a Chinese person, it’s kind of like going to Burger King for a burger, not bad if you’ve never had a burger, but with experience, most Chinese people I know think it sucks.
“I prefer “dun Huang” for a handmade noodle chain.”
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in:Can yall weigh in on the list I made for restaurants to eat at during my visit in July?1 pts
“If you’re interested in fast casual Chinese-Xian food, check out Dun Huang. It’s a similar price point and much better quality imo”
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in:Top foods from my NYC trip1 pts
“Dun Huang is underrated.”
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in:Top foods from my NYC trip1 pts
“I did not like dun huang. Had a fly in my soup and it was bland”
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in:Unemployed Person ISO Cheap Eats!1 pts
“Dun Huang (Beef Noodle Soup) $11 (Mo ‘Chinese Burgers’) $6”
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in:Restaurant recommendations for Dapanji (Big Plate Chicken)1 pts
“Spicy village and Dun Huang are my favorites...”
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postTop foods from my NYC trip52 pts
“These were great.”
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in:Good $20 or less lunch places around East Midtown?38 pts
“BentOn, Boi licious Vietnamese Togo, Ongi, and Dunhuang are great affordable options.”
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in:Hand Pulled Noodles29 pts
“Dunhuang”
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in:Xi'an famous food isn't worth it anymore23 pts
“Dun Huang in Brooklyn”
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in:I went to a lot of places that are frequently mentioned here, here's which ones were worth it19 pts
“Hard disagree on rubirosa and dunhuang.”
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in:Top foods from my NYC trip15 pts
“That place is amazing. I consider it to be one of the best noodles in NYC.”
H1
in:Those from specific cultures, which restaurant recommendations signal to you that someone is not from your culture?11 pts
“Northern Chinese - Dunhuang or Xian”
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in:Where can I find real Chinese Hand Pulled Noodles?11 pts
“Dunhuang is solid”
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in:Favorite Murray Hill food?8 pts
“Momosan, Dunhuang, Kjun”
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in:Best Halal food in Nyc recommendations?7 pts
“Dunhuang is a small chain with several locations that serves similar cuisine and I think is also halal, but not certain.”
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in:I went to a lot of places that are frequently mentioned here, here's which ones were worth it5 pts
“I love both! 🤔”
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in:Favorite Midtown East / Turtle Bay / Murray Hill Restaurants?4 pts
“DunHuang”
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in:Shandong and Jiangsu restaurants? 4 pts
“Dun Huang is good for Gansu food”
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in:Favorite lunch spots in LIC?4 pts
“Dun Huang”
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in:Places You Think Are Over-hyped & Where You Would Recommend Going Instead4 pts
“I found a lot of Manhattan Chinese spots (mostly in Chinatown) to be overrated too, like Mei Lai Wah, Super Taste, Potluck Club, Wah Fung, 1915 Lanzhou, and Dunhuang and as alternatives, I'd much rather go to many of the underrated Manhattan Chinatown bakeries (like Tai Pan, New Cameron, or Tao Hong) or just make the trek to Flushing (especially the New World Mall).”
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in:Best biang biang noodles in the city?3 pts
“Tasty in Chinatown”
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in:What are some cheap but flavorful eateries in NYC?3 pts
“Dun Huang”
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in:Recommendations for Asian noodles*, either restaurants that specialize in a specific style or places with broad menus that include standout noodle dishes? (*more details in post)3 pts
“Dunhuang”
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in:Noodles - Recommendations in Manhattan2 pts
“Dun Huang, multiple locations”
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in:Give Me Your Noodle Recs2 pts
“adding some of my faves:”
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in:Can yall weigh in on the list I made for restaurants to eat at during my visit in July?2 pts
replying to u/New-Replacement972: I’m curious if it’s been viral lately because I keep seeing their noodles in tourist pictures. I prefer “dun Huang” for a handmade noodle chain.
“Second DH.”
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in:Last day here and I did not realize Jerk House was closed on sundays...2 pts
“Dun Huang”
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in:I went to a lot of places that are frequently mentioned here, here's which ones were worth it1 pts
“I think the Manhattan one sucks but the LIC one is good.”
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in:What’s everyone’s take on the Long Island City dining scene?1 pts
“Nai Brother, dunhuang, and da long yi. And heytea.”
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in:Restaurant recommendation around Harlem/UWS1 pts
“Dun Huang”
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in:Best noodles in NYC (hand pulled, dan dan, bang biang,etc)1 pts
“most fav are Beef Up, DunHuang.”
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in:Best mid-priced veg-friendly cuisine-focused restaurants?1 pts
“A few of my favorites that come to mind:”
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in:Looking for good food recommendations in West Harlem1 pts
“Dun Huang.”
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