Xinjiang Lamian

Xinjiang Lamian is a regional Chinese restaurant located at 255 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, across from Emporium.

The restaurant is known for serving noodles as long as your arm, which is a signature dish of the Xinjiang region in north-west China. The owner, Victor Zhang, grew up in Urumqi, and he puts a personal spin on the food of Xinjiang. The menu at Xinjiang Lamian features a variety of dishes that highlight the flavors of the region, including lamb skewers, big pan chicken noodles, big pan chicken rice, boiled dumplings, lamb pilaf, and fried ding ding noodles. The restaurant also serves a range of drinks, including soft drinks, tea, and coffee. The venue itself is small and unassuming, with a casual and relaxed atmosphere. The decor is simple, with wooden tables and chairs, and the walls are adorned with traditional Chinese artwork. The restaurant has an open kitchen, which allows diners to watch as their food is prepared. The restaurant's focus on the food itself, combined with its simple and speedy atmosphere, makes it a great spot for a quick lunch or dinner. Whether you are a fan of noodles, dumplings, or skewers, there is something for everyone on the menu at Xinjiang Lamian.