Taste of Changan

  4.6 – 59 reviews   • Restaurant

Taste of Chang’an features authentic handmade noodles, dumplings, pork buns, and specialty dishes from Xi’an (formerly Chang’an, the ancient capital of several Chinese dynasties and a terminal of the Silk Road, hence a long history of culinary diversity). We make everything in house from scratch using top-notch ingredients, such as grass-fed, free-range lamb and slow-simmered bone broth. You can enjoy a relaxed and casual semi-service atmosphere and enjoy food that tastes like home.

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jing shao
This local restaurant features authentic Xi’an-style noodles and traditional Chinese dim sums, showcasing a rich culinary heritage. I especially enjoy the belt-thick Biangbiang noodles, handcrafted daily by skilled chefs and served with a hearty, savory meat sauce that highlights their al dente texture. The hot sour soup they offer, brewed with a delicate balance of vinegar and white pepper, is regarded as the best in town, offering a tangy complement to the other dishes. Although the restaurant has been modestly remodeled, with simple decor and practical furnishings, it maintains high standards of cleanliness and warm hospitality, creating a welcoming dining atmosphere.
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Zach Tinawi
I met the owner at a restaurant in New York. After she told me about her own restaurant, I knew I had to try it the next time I came to the Philly area. The food did not disappoint at all. I got the spicy lamb noodle soup, which was made with lamb and beef bone broth. It was perfectly seasoned with savory ingredients, including cumin, and a mild touch of numbing peppercorn. My partner got a chicken, potato and noodle dish. Both of our dishes had the meat and noodles cooked perfectly.
The atmosphere is nothing special but everything is extremely clean. They provide semi-table service.
I would recommend making a trip here if you want that not-too-common Xi’an style food.
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Megan T
I tried this restaurant for the first time today and found it to be quite delicious! My daughter ate the whole steamed bun (baozi) before I could try any, but we also got a youtiao, which was crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, and also looked picture perfect.
I got the biang biang mian / biang biang noodle, and the texture of the noodles were great! There was so much variety of meat and vegetables that came with the noodles, and also had house chili oil that was fragrant but not too spicy. If it matters to you, it’s self-service, but the waitress/cashier offered to get utensils for my young daughter and me, which I really appreciated!
There aren’t that many restaurants that sell Xi’an food in this area, so I highly recommend you try this place out!
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Chris A.
The pork was really good! I was expecting better tasting noodles for all the work I had to put in to get here and order! I would have liked for the rep to visit my table every once and a while and ask if I wanted water. She did provide good service when I was ordering on the screen!
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AmyM
Tried takeout today for the first time and everything was delicious. This is more of a takeout place since the vibe is very basic, but there are a few tables for eat-in. I had the Pork Rib noodles and it was a very large portion with fresh bok choy, nicely spiced pork, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. Also tried spring rolls and hot and sour soup (standards to see how they compare to other restaurants in the area). Spring rolls had options of chicken or chicken and shrimp, not greasy at all, and very good. Hot and sour soup was hotter than I’ve had elsewhere and not as thick as usual–i prefer this version. Prices were very good especially given the portion size of the noodles, easily enough for 2 meals. I will definitely be back!
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Han Jessica Yu
No service at all. Pay first. Very limited menu. You need to clean your table, no prior notice at payment. Signature noodles meat topping had fat part only. Never come back.
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Jenn
Food is authentic, noodles are fresh and bouncy.
Service is lackluster. Called to place a takeout order and was directed to place an order online. There is a convenience fee added when placing an order online.
Unfortunately will not be ordering here again unless they reinstate takeout orders by phone.
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Angela Parker
I ordered the pork bun, noodles with pork ribs (extra chili oil) and the cumin beef. Everything was wonderful and on point. Very good experience. The hostess helped me order on the kiosk. I will be back
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Brittany Bensch
My husband and I stopped here for a quick bite and were pleasantly surprised. The food is delicious and the staff are wonderful! Would go back in a heart beat!
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Hyunmin Lee
I do hope the owners bring back their original menu and start offering biang biang noodles and the pork rib noodle again. Those noodles were so fresh, authentic, and flavorful. For our family, these items were what really set this place apart from other Chinese restaurants in the area, and why we visited multiple times a week. We are anxiously waiting for the menu to update again!
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