Ryan Zhang

Chewy and delicious hand-pulled noodles! You can watch them being pulled while you wait. Their Lamb is also amazing in general, and they are generous with portions of meat. My only criticism is that their service isn't great. The Spicy Lanzhou Beef Noodles and Braised Beef Noodles both had rich and flavorful broths. Their Spicy Braised Lamb is delicious! Whatever mix of spices and seasonings they use is perfect. The Crispy Lamb Leg was also great. It was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. It was also seasoned very well. On the other hand, the Spice Oil Spill noodle was lacking in flavor in comparison and wasn't really spicy at all.

+2

Jade M.

The marinated cucumber appetizer was great. The sauce that they soak the cucumber in tasted really good. It's hard to describe. Careful it is also spicy too the more you eat it. Scallion pancakes were good too. The Spicy Lanzhou Beef Noodles is like a chinese version of pho. Tasted good. The Noodles with Lamb and Vegetable wasn't what I expected. It was more of a dry noodle with sauce rather than a soup noodle like it was categorized as. There wasn't much for vegetables either--no greens, but there's potato, onions, and I think mushroom shell? The sauce has a distinct lamb taste. It's not bad but I personally wouldn't order it again. You also choose the thickness of your noodles. There is someone that hand-pulls the noodles in the kitchen that you can sometimes see if he's in view.

+2

Em Judy

We were greeted the moment we walked in, and they found us a table. We were able to see the noodles being hand pulled. There are different options for noodles, we went with thick (most popular). They recommended the lamb rib, which was good but not worth the price in my opinion. I did enjoy the Lanzhou noodle soup. The broth was perfect - not too salty, not too spicy, and flavorful at the same time. The curry noodle soup was not as good; the curry flavor was subtle.

+2

Tim Lam

Dun Huang (DH for short) is a chain that’s present in Los Angeles, The Bay Area and New York and has recently expanded to North Texas. DH serve authentic Northwestern Chinese Food. All their noodle dishes are served with fresh hand pulled noodles. You can actually watch them as they put on a show in the kitchen. They can make noodles from angel hair thin strands to some as wide as belts. Everything we got was really good and we especially liked the Spicy Braised Lamb (香辣黄焖羊) as the Lamb was really tender and tasty. It was honestly some of the best lamb we’ve had in a long while. The menu seems a little truncated compared to other locations so I hope they keep adding to it, but this place has a potential to stand out to among stiff competition. This place is also Halal friendly for those who observe!

+4

Sofi R

First time trying this place! Restaurant is soooo clean including the restroom!!! The host seated us right away and made amazing recommendations. They gave us some yogurt drink for our palate. We ordered Beef Lanzhou Noodle Soup Crispy Lamb Beef Fried Noodles Everything tasted so fresh and delicious! I loved that the noodles are made in house!!! Best part it’s halal!!! Please support this lovely small local business!!!

Definitely worth a try. Food was good. We ordered crispy lamb ribs, fried noodle (chicken), and lanzhou beef noodles which came as soup noodles. Really liked the lamb ribs and fried noodles both were tasty. Noodles are homemade. Service was great both waiters were very friendly and actually recommended couple of items since it was our first time here. Definitely worth a try.

Noor K

Delicious food and you can watch the noodles being made. Restaurant could promote viewing and attract a much larger and more diverse customer base. Seating is tight and you have to ask if you need utensils other than chopsticks. But food is great. Excellent halal restaurant for everyone whether dining alone , couples, family, or group.

Po-hsu Chen

This restaurant offer west China cuisine (Uyghur, LanZhou) , flavor is authentic we enjoy the crispy lamp, soup noodles, beef wrap and even the dessert fried mochi they made their own style. Recommand restaurant.

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Emma B

My rating to DH Noodles & Grill 敦煌兰州牛肉面 based on my experience. 10/10 we asked them if it halal and the waiter confirmed it All their noodle dishes are served with fresh hand pulled noodles. You can actually watch them as they put on a show in the kitchen. They can make noodles from angel hair thin strands to some wide one. we choose the regular Everything include Scallion Pancakes, Noodle with sauce ( CUMIN and Chicken) , Fried Noodle with chicken. All was really good. we have been told that beef can be chewy so i did wanna risk it but other people might have different opinion. I would honestly come again to try some of the soup noddle with lamb and Chinese burger . very very small place, big portions, excellent services and amazing prices nothing in the menu is more that 14 dollars !!!!! this place has a potential to stand out to among stiff competition.><

+2

James

Pretty authentic Lanzhou style restaurant! They offer a lot of classics including the handpulled noodles and the lamb ribs. Always great to have more handpulled noodles restaurants around. Flavor was pretty good but the noodles seem to be consistently soft and overcooked everytime we come. It kind of loses the charm of the chewiness of the noodles when they get a little soggy. Outside of that, the mutton on the bone was really tasty and not something you find in places in the US.

+3

Matt Robie

Stopped by DH Noodles in Plano after seeing some buzz online and wanted to give it a try. The presentation is definitely on point from the stylish bowls to the visually appealing dishes, everything looked great. The signature Lanzhou beef noodles had a rich broth and decent portion size, and the hand-pulled noodles had a nice bite. That said, the flavor didn’t quite hit the mark for me. The broth was a bit on the salty side and lacked depth compared to other Lanzhou noodle spots I’ve tried. I was also expecting a bolder kick even with a generous spoonful of their chili oil, the spice level was pretty mild. If you’re looking for that numbing heat or a real punch of flavor, this might fall a little short. I also tried one of their cold appetizers shredded chicken with chili oil and cilantro, and while it looked promising, the texture and flavor were just okay, nothing too memorable. Service was polite but not particularly attentive. It wasn’t too busy when I visited, but it still took a while to get refills or follow-up on small requests. Overall, DH Noodles has a cool vibe and potential, but the food was more style than substance. I’d come back if I was in the area, but it wouldn’t be my first choice for hand-pulled noodles in Plano.

Joshua Ding

August 2025 Good noodle but unfriendly and terrible service. I was hesitant to come in since it was late. Unfortunately, I was hungry and as a restaurant owner myself I know I need to be considerate. The server told me as soon as I was seated and informed me the kitchen will close in 20 mins. I haven’t even looked at the menu and he expected me to place my order. While I reviewed the menu, he started to place the chairs on top of the dinning tables around me. That’s the strong indicator that he wanted to close the restaurant. I enjoyed the noodle soup but the service was truly awful. Honestly, I don’t think they are reviewing this comment because the owner was not present when I asked to speak to him/her. I finished my meal right before they closed. I understand must be a long day for them. Highly not recommended. So sad this kind of serving attitude was represented. 👎👎👎