
Welcome to Chin Xi’an Style Restaurant, your gateway to the bold and authentic flavors of Xi’an, China. Indulge in our signature Murger, a savory meat sandwich, or delight in the refreshing spice of Liang Pi, spicy steamed cold-skin rice noodles. Experience the handcrafted perfection of Biang Biang Mian, where every bite of hand-ripped noodles tells a story of tradition and taste. Our menu is a celebration of Xi’an’s culinary heritage, promising a memorable dining experience. Join us and savor the essence of Xi’an, one delicious dish at a time.
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Address: Ste A10, 10045 Baltimore National Pike, Ellicott City, MD 21042
Phone: (410) 781-1685
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Noodles texture was softer than I expected, hoped for a more al dente texture.
Meats were off the bone. Dipping seasoning definitely needed.
Atmospheres is more like an open cafe or cafeteria. We weren’t sure there is even table service when first arrived. After checked with the take out counter we found out it is a full service restaurant just didn’t look that way.
And…don’t bother with the ordering machines out front. It only gives you take out and waitlist options.
Recommendations for the management:
Tables and seats needed more cleaning. And waiters need to confirm customers orders before put in since C & S can be mix up especially when environment is a bit noisy.
But overall, we were satisfied with the service. Our server was very kind.
Do recommend this place for casual dinner night.
We started off with the “crispy celery with dried tofu slices and peanuts” as an appetizer. The celery was indeed fresh and crisp, the tofu plentiful, and the peanuts peanutty as expected. The dish was coated in some sort of salty marinade that tied everything together in a tasty way. The serving size was rather large, too,
I had the “spicy cumin lamb hand-ripped noodles” as my main dish. I’ve had this before in the Flushing, NY Chinatown, and I have to say I think the Chin Xi’an Style version is my favorite. The wide noodles were fantastically elastic and fresh. The lamb was plentiful and perfectly cooked and seasoned with cumin and other spices. A spicy (but not too spicy) chili oil covered everything. The dish does have an abundance of oil, but it’s a feature, not a bug.
My wife had the “northwest beef noodle soup.” Having grown up in Taiwan, my wife is a beef noodle soup expert, and although this Xi’an soup varies a bit, she reports that it was really good. Lots of beef and lots of noodles. If you don’t like spicy, use caution with the bowl of chili paste/oil they give you for the soup.
Our server was friendly, timely, and answered any questions we had. The prices seem reasonable.
It hasn’t even been a week but we’re already looking forward to going back to try different dishes.
Lamb soup noodles are hand stretched, cooked just right and firm to the bite, tender lamb slices. Very savory bone stock, simple, light but burst with flavors that lingers yet without the strong scent of herbs and spices.
Best pita bread in lamb soup I’ve ever had comparing to restaurants I visited in NYC and Souther California, great portion comes with side dishes, just be prepared to put in a little work, you’ll need to break and tear the pita bread.
Roujiamo, aka the Chinese burger. Crispy pita bread with succulent slow braised pork, a well balanced fat to lean ratio, five spice, soy sauce sweet tangy good to the last bite.
Spicy Pork noodles were good too. The Beef Murger was just okay, it had great spicy filling but the bread was underwhelming. I would definitely come back!
Cold dishes were great too (tofu skin and cabbage).
Will come back again. Especially for lunch to try that.