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Address: 2001 Coit Rd, Plano, TX 75075
Phone: (469) 910-8028
Website: https://turanuyghur.com/turanuyghurkitchen-plano?utm_source=google
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Almost every dish was a knockout, from their samsas which are like a better version of a samosa and dumpling, to their fantastic hand pulled beef noodles, to their flavorful lamb skewers, my friend and I couldn’t get enough.
The Uyghur milk tea and the yoghurt are quite refreshing and make a perfect refresher.
Notably, everything feels healthy, with minimal oil and low sweetness and fresh tasting ingredients. I look forward to trying again!
The prices are really good and don’t miss the home-made honey cake! Tea is nice. The art works on the wall are beautiful! I will definitely go there again. I wanna try their other foods as well.
The staff are very friendly and welcoming, and the service is excellent from start to finish. You feel comfortable the moment you walk in, and the kindness and hospitality really stand out. It feels like a place that values both its food and the people it serves.
This restaurant deserves a lot of appreciation and support. If you are curious to try Uyghur cuisine or just want a great meal with amazing service, Turan Uyghur Kitchen is seriously worth your time.
We were given great recommendation and family style servings are best for sharing. The taste and quality of the food is on point. We intentionally ordered only 2 items from the menu so we have an excuse to come back and order other items later.
Point to note is this restaurant is HMS certified ensuring highest adherence to Zabihah halal standards.
I ordered the laghman noodles and lamb kebabs, and both were really good. The noodles were freshly made, soft but with a nice bite, and the stir-fry on top had this amazing, slightly spicy sauce. The kebabs were juicy, smoky, and full of flavor – reminded me of Pakistani seekh kebabs but with a different spice profile.
The place itself is simple, nothing fancy, but the food speaks for itself. Portions are big and filling, and it actually feels like proper home-cooked food. Also, the staff were super friendly and explained the dishes since it was my first time trying Uyghur cuisine.
Highly recommend if you’re in the mood for something different but still comforting and flavourful.