Absolute gem in the Walnut Village Center in Irvine, serving authentic Uyghur cuisine. The interior is very lavishly decorated, with lots of regional design choices and very large tables, perfect for large groups and parties. - Small plate chicken: 10/10. Fiery chicken stir-fried with potatoes, bell peppers, leeks and served on hand-pulled flat noodles. Sooooo freaking delicious. The flavors were definitely melting on my tongue -- wonderfully spicy, aromatic, well seasoned. A really good portion of chicken despite the fact that it's called SMALL plate chicken. Chewy, springy hand-pulled noodles that were coated in sauce. - Tomato eggs Laghman: 7/10. Hand pulled noodles with stir-fried eggs and tomato. It's pretty hard to mess up tomato egg; the scrambled eggs were fluffy and not overcooked, the tomatoes were fresh and sweet. The noodles were different than in the small plate chicken, but just as fresh and springy. - Fresh yogurt: 7/10. A wonderful refreshing dessert to end the night. Sweet honey that grows thick and viscous atop the cold yogurt. Crunchy walnuts and sweet raisins. read more

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This was our first experience with Uyghur cuisine and it was pretty good. We didn't have much basis for deciding whether this was a good example of the cuisine though The big plate chicken was good and the plate was indeed big. We had to take that home. And it's pretty spicy, so be prepared. The fried naan with beef was good as well. Frankly, I didn't think the fried naan really added much to the dish, and there were a couple of random French fries in it as well. The naan was fine, but not at all like naan from an Indian restaurant. This was just a piece of bread. The big tower kabab was just ok. I didn't think there was anyone special. The service was good and the interior decor was much nicer than the plain exterior would suggest. read more

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I placed a takeout order that was scheduled for 1:00 p.m. and arrived around 1:08 p.m. Unfortunately, there were no parking spaces available, so I asked my child to quickly go inside and pick up the order while I waited nearby. A staff member immediately refused and said my child could not pick up the food without a parent present because it was "illegal." Since I had never encountered this before, I parked farther away and went inside myself. Only then was I told that the food wasn't even ready yet. What disappointed me most wasn't the delay, but the attitude. There was no apology for the late order. Instead, the employee was dismissive and insisted that it was "illegal" for my child to pick up the food. After looking into it later, I couldn't find any law that prohibits a child from picking up a parent's takeout order. If this is the restaurant's own policy, that's completely fine--but it should be explained as store policy, not presented as though it's the law. I understand that every business can have its own rules. However, better communication and a more respectful attitude would have made this experience much more pleasant. read more

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My first time trying Uyghur food and it did not disappoint! My sister recommended this location after coming here many times before. We ordered the laghman, lamb skewered and shredded potato. Everything was very flavorful. I wish the portion sizes for the hand pulled noodles were slightly larger! They were well cooked and chewy in a light broth. I definitely want to come back and try the big plate chicken next time when I come with a larger party. read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Dolan's Special Laghman - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

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Uyghur cuisine is delicious and interesting especially having the opportunity to be acquainted with its food and culture. We have been looking to try this restaurant for a while now and finally did for a late lunch. The Uyghur Polo, a traditional braised rice is a good starting point. It's flavorful with tender lamb, carrots, onion, and sweet raisins. It's usually prepared during gatherings. The Quyash Qatlima is another interesting Uyghur dish. A savory pie dish with ground beef, tomato, bell pepper and melted mozzarella. The Honey Cake looks tempting to try and so we did! It was light and not too sweet. The restaurant had a nice feel of a Central Asian atmosphere with colorful decor upon entering the restaurant. Service just needs a bit more attentive. It's definitely a good restaurant to go for its authentic Central Asian cuisine. read more

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We finally tried Dolan's, and the food was absolutely amazing! Everything we ordered was full of flavor, fresh, and beautifully prepared. The meat was incredibly tender, the eggplant dish was delicious, and the baked bread was so good. The restaurant itself was also really nice. The decor, photos, and overall ambiance felt warm and inviting, which made the experience even better. The service was great as well. The staff were super nice, welcoming, and attentive throughout our visit. We also loved that the menu felt authentic and a little different from the usual restaurants around Irvine. The portions were generous, and every dish felt comforting and flavorful. Such a great experience, and we will definitely be coming back to try more of the menu. Highly recommend Dolan's if you're looking for delicious, authentic Uyghur food! read more

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I came here for a late lunch and ordered the spicy salad and the chicken plate. Overall the food did not taste good and it was not fresh. Premade food with too much seasoning. I would not come back for this cuisine. At the end of the day, food should taste good. And it definitely missed. read more

Came here with a coworker on a Thursday evening for dinner after we both got off work. Good plaza - great location, plenty of parking, right by the Smart & Final and Trader Joe's. Interior ambiance looks nice. However service was absolute crap and food was subpar given it was extremely overpriced and wasn't that great. When I first arrived, the host tried to force us to sit at a table with chairs right by the door. It was really cold though and I wanted a booth, and the host kept not letting us sit anywhere, despite the place being practically empty besides one party of 4 older white people. Note that my coworker is black - and the host discriminated against him, not servicing us the same as the table directly next to us. He was so nice and friendly to the other table, talked and checked in on them, joked and laughed with them, brought them free dessert, and brought out the mobile tap to pay at the end of their meal. We got none of that - didn't check in on us and ignored us walking right past us several times and took forever with our food. For the Uyghur Goshnaan - the menu did specify that dish may take 18-25min, but the Fried Naan with Beef took forever as well. The male server was the one being disrespectful to us, I will acknowledge that another girl who didn't seem to speak English well did come over and refill my coworker's water when his glass was empty. We ordered the Uyghur Goshnaan and Fried Naan with Beef. Uyghur Goshnaan - it was a glorified pastry with dumpling filling for $18.95, absolutely not worth it. Then the Fried Naan with Beef barely had any beef, it was mostly just fried bread. My friend/coworker was so disappointed by the overpriced terrible food and the awful service that he just wanted to leave right away. As mentioned, the server never checked in on us and ignored our table. When I wanted to request more napkins and extra utensils to share the dishes, I had to get up and grab them myself at a cart by the register. Crap service - that's your job to check in on me if I need anything. So my friend had to go up to ask the server to pay the bill, which he did and he tipped nicely too - in hopes of changing that server's perception of him. I wouldn't have done that - not worth trying for assholes like that. We had an absolutely horrendous experience here. We would never come back and I do not recommend this place unless you like to pay for overpriced food and to be treated like crap! read more

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Absolutely phenomenal. I've been meaning to come here for ages, and was so excited when my friend suggested a lunch at Dolan's! I'm a tea snob, and I was blown away by their chai. The rose and cardamom took it to another level, and the glasses are old school glass. They remind me a lot of what my Iranian family uses. The food was equally stunning. Halal, excellent quality, and good portions. We ordered the chicken skewers, the hanging lamb pieces, the meat samsas and squash samsas, the naan, and the dumplings. Wow. We also shared the yoghurt and the cake slice for dessert, both of which were incredible. I really liked the restaurant's culture too---we had tea and naan for a while before ordering the many entrees (we were waiting on a few people), and did not feel rushed at ALL. Being able to order on our phones and go at a leisurely pace was amazing. Usually, it feels like most restaurants here in Irvine try to rush you out, but this place really made us feel welcome. Parking's a nightmare at this plaza, so I decided to park across the street and walk. It was nice to walk back to my car and digest a bit! Thank you to the wonderful staff at Dolan's! We had an amazing time, and will be back very soon. read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - samsa - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

We have been in all Dolan locations. The Irvine one is our favorite, not only because it's close by, but the food is the best. Yesterday we ordered the lamb and chicken kabobs, the green beans, their special naan bread, and the samsam. When I tell you that they make the absolute best green beans, believe me. I've been ordering this veggie dish everywhere I can find it on the menu. It's a bit sweet, a bit sour, not too acidic, and oh, out of this world. Even my husband ate it up, and he prefers meat with meat. Service is always excellent, the tea is hot, and enough for sharing. The place is always clean, and I love the decor and the cooking shows on TV. Mind that the photos do not show all the food they give; we were hungry and impatient. read more

Uyghur restaurants have come and gone in Irvine so I was super stoked to see another one pop up. I love Uyghur cuisine. I came here for lunch with my friend and we tried a bunch of items. I especially loved the lamb skewers!! We also had some of the bread and dumplings. Do not miss out on their desserts. The baklava ones are absolutely delicious! read more

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Delicious food with a blend of unique flavors. They have tons of beef, chicken, lamb, and vegetarian options. Their chicken is well seasoned and tender. I love their beef pies. Easy to park out front with a big parking lot and are very kind. They have great service. read more

Overall a pretty good spot. The meats were all tender and the lamb wasn't gamey. The milk tea though didn't any tea flavor and was a bit too salty read more

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The first thing my wife and I experienced when walking into this restaurant was the splash of bright color from a large painting of traditional Central Asian musicians playing in front of a large ablaze hearth. Traditional Turkish-style pillows surrounded a low table with a polished brass teapot. What an entrance! And the decor of the rest of the restaurant was luxurious, with a glass-enclosed kitchen and a display of traditional Central Asian desserts at the back of the restaurant. My wife and I visited Central Asia last year (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkey) and were keen to try the dishes. I ordered the Uyghur Goshnaan (Uyghur naan stuffed with lamb, ground beef, onion and pepper) and my wife ordered the Uyghur Polo (traditional Uyghur braised rice, lamb, onion, raisins, carrots). (My wife's dish is the same as plov.) We also got chili sauce. Both dishes were great --- authentic, with wonderful flavors on their own and enhanced with the chili sauce. For dessert, we ordered the honey cake, which was a layered, indulgent cake. The reason for the 4-star (vs. 5-star) review was really the service. The hostess doubled up as a waitress, but there were only three tables during our late lunch. It was difficult to get her attention both to take our order as well as give us the bill. The food, though was so good I would happily return. read more

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The food is definitely amazing here, it's a combination of Turkish and Chinese food. Small Plate Chicken: This dish comes with wide hand pulled noodles and the portion is big for "small plates." The chicken is braised with Asian spices(like five spice, peppercorns). If you cannot eat spicy food then ask for mild/ no spicy, it is a medium level spicy and numbing dish. There's also a boneless version for this dish. Highly recommended. Chicken Skewers: The chicken skewers are well seasoned with species like cumin. The chicken is juicy and tender. Really enjoyed the flavor of this dish. Highly recommend it. They also have lamb. Homemade Yogurt: A great dessert option. The yogurt itself is unsweetened with honey, nuts and dried fruits on top. It's creamy and not overly sweet. Tomato Eggs Laghman: The form of this noodle is similar to udon. It is super chewy and it is hand pulled/freshly made. The savory tomatoes and eggs poured on top adds a hint of sourness to this dish. Definitely recommend on trying their noodle selections. The restaurant is warm, modern, and beautiful. The service was outstanding. I would love to go back to try more of their menu options. Their portion is really good for the price. Great place to explore and try a different type of cuisine. read more

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Dolan's showcases the delicious cuisine of the Uyghurs, highlighting the flavors of Central Asia. Everything on the menu is amazing, be sure to start the meal off with some samsa and manta. Taranchi Laghman: The hand-pulled wheat noodles are chewy and sturdy. Diced bell peppers, celery, tomatoes, and onions are stir fried with beef. The fresh vegetables provide sweetness in contrast to the savory tomato gravy poured over the noodles. Dolan's Tower Kebab: This is definitely a showstopper! A tower of metal skewers has hooks holding one pound of lamb kebabs. The long thin strips of lamb are coated with black and white sesame seeds and the spices, especially cumin, provide an enticing aroma. The meat really is cooked to juicy perfection, at the correct point of tenderness that will please everyone at the table. Uyghur Goshnaan: This one is also a winner. The flatbread is grilled until golden, brown, and crispy. When you bite into this meat pie, the flavors of the tender beef, lamb, onions, black pepper, and spices will tickle you taste buds. Dining Room: The lavishly decorated space has booths and many large tables. Parking: This shopping plaza can get crowded with visitors for Trader Joe's, Omomo, and Wanderlust Creamery. After some jostling, you'll find a spot soon enough. read more

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We ordered takeout. I saw this place next to Trader Joe's. The restaurant is really cute and good for date night I wanted to try the pie like Uyghur Goshnaan handmade bread filled with a savory blend of ground beef, tender lamb, onions, and black pepper ...this is so crispy thick and I crave this so much. Get this. I'm definitely getting this again or to go when I pass it The small plate of chicken plate is actually big. Can serve 3 ppl? Comes with a box of wide noodle. For value size and price wise. This is worth it. The beef stir noodle so yummy. Flavoring is potent and strong. But the portion is small. Kind of sad read more

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Halal, Chinese food, what more can you ask for, the soup was delicious the steamed meat dumplings were also amazing as well as the skewers, will definitely be back read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

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Uyghur Salad - very good Uyghur goahnaan- very good, but got soggy on the bottom Lamb kebab - ok, very chewy Traditional Laghman - good, noodles had good bite read more

Food is great. Been here twice and each time was excellent. Got the Polo and then the Pearl Noodle. Loved both, great seasoning and meat. I definitely recommend coming here. Also, they have an awesome picture on the wall that looks like WhiteBeard from One Piece which really appealed to the nerd in me haha I found out the also have a whole goat thing they do which I a would love to do for a special event Edit: I left this review and then after the fact Damon let the kid at our table try some special dessert because he had never tried it. It made the kids day and was a really kind thing to do. Say what you will but any place that is kind to children is alright by me. read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

First time trying Uyghur cuisine and would come back! Came for lunch and got seated pretty quick. Interior was pretty big and lots of tables and seats! Ordered the Traditional Laghman Noodles, Uyghur Polo, and the Uyghur Milk tea. Nothing mind blowing about the Laghman, was a pretty standard stir fried noodle. The Polo was what I would come back for though. Such a uniquely flavourful dish with very tender lamb chunks! Love this dish! We also tried getting the milk tea and although the menu does say salty, we didn't expect it to taste like straight up hot salty milk...could not taste the tea at all. Overall would definitely come back to try the other dishes too! read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Uyghur Polo - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

A year since their soft opening and we finally made a return visit to Dolan's Irvine location. Service was courteous and friendly, but it was a hot day out and the dining area did not feel adequately air conditioned. Instead of serving ice water, we were given glasses of lukewarm water. It's not a good experience to sweat and perspire when you're trying to enjoy a meal. The Goshnaan and the Plate Chicken are still my fave dishes from their menu. Cucumber with Garlic was a nice and healthier addition to our meal. We also tried the Spicy Rice Noodle and Hand Cut Stir Fried Noodle, but both dishes were disappointing and bland. There has been noticeable improvement since their soft opening, but not enough to upgrade my review. They still have a ways to go to catch up to their sister restaurant in Alhambra. read more

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We waited about 40 minutes to almost an hour for the manty, and when they finally arrived, the dough was undercooked. The top was dry, and the inside was raw and clumped together. I even took them home and cooked them for another 20 minutes, but they were still raw. The waitress never came back to check on us, ask if we needed anything, or even offer more water. The only person who seemed to care was one male staff member. Very disappointing experience. read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Undercooked manty, raw dough inside - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

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Tucked away in a corner of a very busy Irvine plaza! I've never had Uyghur food before but I'll definitely be back for more. I was blown away by the flavors and the noodle textures! I've been craving some good hand pulled noodles and this spot definitely delivered! A must try is the tower kebab! The lamb was cooked to perfection delivered with amazing presentation! The traditional laghman was yummy and my fave part of that dish of course were the noodles! The big plate chicken also came with noodles and the meat fell off the bones!! One item I'd skip is the naan. It felt too bready and was a lot for dense than I wanted. Overall the interior is nicely decorated and they have cool custom dish wear. Can't wait to come back and maybe try some of the desserts! read more

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What a gem! I love places like this that just introduce a whole new cuisine to your tastebuds. While the dishes and flavors felt very familiar, it was a nice surprise to try something different. Everything was very good from the chicken to the lamb skewers to the rice dish to the honey cake. This is somewhere you can keep coming back to and try new dishes. The restaurant is nice and laid back with very friendly staff. We luckily got a table quickly and I can't wait to return. read more

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Hello everyone! Yep, even you! Come join us today for some of this delicious food, over at Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine! It's located right off the 5 in Irvine! It's a really pretty lookin' restaurant, with this super cute decor! Check it out! Of course, we're here to eat, so eat we did! We got a gargantuan spread, and it all started with this big plate chicken! It's this gorgeous red plate of spicy chicken with aromatic oils atop some flat chewy noodles. Wow, talk about a flavor punch! And that's just the start of our journey, because we got the Goshnaan next. It's like a crispy pastry with ground meat stuffed in the middle. Crispy, meaty, umami, and a great thing to dip into that delicious chicken sauce! Mmmm! Of course we have to have tea! This is their special tea....get it? Special tea? Specialty? Funny right? Geez, okay, uhm, let's get back on track. Check this monster out! It's the tower kebab, and it's Lamb chunks that are seasoned very mildly, so you can really taste all of that lamby goodness! It's so great on its own, but eating with those onions it comes with gives it that spicy fresh bite that takes over the top! Can't forget the rest of our food though, the Northwest rice noodle was next, and it was awesome! Slippery spicy noodles that make anyone happy when they're slurpin' em up! And here's a personal winner for me, the Uyghur polo; it's a rice dish that comes with slow cooked lamb on top, and it's fragrant, meaty, and full of those flavorful oils that you associate with central asia and parts of china! Bottom line, guys? If you wanna warm up with a nice hug of spice and caffeine, you should head on down to Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine! read more

As you walk in, the space is beautiful, modern, yet warm, much nicer than their original location in Alhambra. The food is hard to describe, a mixture of Turkish and Chinese. The flavors are strong and unusual. For instance the Small plate chicken is chicken braised with cinnamon and five spice on top of delightfully springy hand pulled rice noodles. I recommend asking for extra noodles otherwise it's mostly chicken pieces. You can order it boneless hopefully still predominantly dark meat. It's somewhat spicy (3/10) with a small dose of tongue numbing Szechuan peppers. The Goshnaan is a must. It's a stuffed flat bread that is pan fried to a crisp. The stuffing is a mixture of beef and lamb so it's less gamey than pure lamb. The braised eggplant is a wonderful blend of peppers and just right soft eggplant in a thick sauce that would great with rice. Service is impeccable. Did I mention the space is gorgeous? Highly recommended. read more

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This was my first time trying Uyghur cuisine! It's located in a nice plaza, parking was easy. We came on a Monday during lunch time and there was no wait, however business was pretty good for a weekday. The interior was nice and spacious with plenty of tables available. Service was ok, ordered through an app although the signal in the restaurant was not great so it took a while for things to load. Also took a while to get our waters. Overall, the food was ok but it was nice being able to try a new cuisine! We ordered the traditional Lagham, it was a mild flavor but noodles were nice and chewy (a bit on the harder side). There was only a few pieces of beef. We also ordered the beef samsa and beef manta (which are the dumpling dishes). The beef was super gamey. I stuck to beef because I'm not a fan of lamb (too gamey) but the beef was incredibly gamey and unfortunately I was unable to eat the meet inside the dumplings and samsa. Outside of samsa though was nice and crispy!! If you like lamb and gamey meets, this would be the perfect place for you! Although I didn't love it, it was great to experience this type of cuisine! read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

Great service and interesting food. Never had Uyghur but it was good! And the restaurant was very nice and clean.

WOW I am definitely coming back. Flavors and spices here are unmatched. Not too busy on a Friday night, we were seated right away in super comfy chairs. The ambiance and decoration was well curated. We ordered: - Uyghur Goshnaan: easily my favorite dish, had a juicy lamb filling with a crispy fried crust. Not too heavy! - Mantu: had a well marinated meat filling that was dripping with juice. Reminded me of a soup dumpling with a skin similar to their hand pulled noodles. - Fried cabbage: honestly nothing special but it was a wonderful palate cleanser between the meaty dishes we ordered - Boneless small plate chicken: suuuper interesting marinade and tender chicken meat. Had a numbing spice that I personally really enjoy. A bit on the salty side, would recommend ordering a side of rice. We also really liked bed of hand pulled noodles underneath the chicken too. read more

Dolan’s Uyghur Cuisine - Uyghur Goshnaan - Chinese Near Me - Irvine, California

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New cuisine combination added to the list! Being able to order Chinese food and getting your sticky baklava in the same place?? Why am I just now finding out about this?! At Dolan's you order with the QR code at your table. Like an idiot we sat around people watching before realizing no one is coming to take the orders. There's options for getting your tea served after meal, which I recommend as it's going to be too spicy or salty to truly enjoy a cuppa. The Uyghur salad was delicious except for the generous hand of salt that almost attacks the tongue but the flavor is so refreshing you keep going back for more. Excellent chunks of eggs and tomato noodle, it's greasy and addicting. The Mapo tofu was a good taste of home but it's missing something like fresh chopped green onion. Which could've cut the heaviness of the oil we've all come to know and love in Chinese dishes. Really good baklava with freshly drizzled honey and baked puff pastry. It was very very sticky and I wish I had more! read more

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Wow never tried this type of cuisine before. It was amazing! I loved the tripe and kebab noodles and samsa and big chicken. The food came out fast and service was friendly. The ambience was pleasant. Great place to try Uyghur for the first time! read more

I am a big fan of Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine! My first experience was at their Alhambra location and I was completely blown away by the food. So, I was very excited when I learned about this location here in Irvine. I've actually already been to this location twice! To eat, I highly recommend the Big Plate Chicken and the Traditional Laghman. Both dishes are generous in size and flavorful. The noodles are particularly impressive, with the perfect taste and texture. I cannot wait to come back for more! read more

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Big Plate Chicken: 4/5. The brothy sauce was quite spicy yet delicious and savory. It went well with the bone-in chicken chunks and wide, thick noodles. Those noodles were surprisingly the best part for me. I'd ask for less spicy next time. Dolan's Tower Kebab: 4/5. I was glad that this wasn't spicy. I liked the savory spices used for the meat, even though the meat itself was kinda tough (we had to ask for knives). Came with a few tiny lettuce leaves and some shredded red cabbage, which were probably more for presentation but were welcome additions to the richness of both dishes. They didn't include serving utensils for either dish. It would have been nice to have some for the Big Plate Chicken since it was a bit difficult and messy to grab individual portions. A pair of small tongs would help with removing the kebab meat from the hooks when eating with company, along with a couple of knives for cutting. Interior was clean and showcased adorable, ethnic decor at the front. Tables and booths were available for indoor dining. It wasn't busy during lunchtime on a Saturday, which contributed to the quiet and relaxed atmosphere. What was also quiet was the staff. They kept a low profile haha - stayed at the back and pretty much left us alone while we ate. They didn't make eye contact or swing by to see if we needed anything, so we had to flag them down for utensils, water refills, more napkins, and the check. read more

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We had a family lunch at this new place. I loved the look of the restaurant and the food was amazing. We had the lamb skewer, the tiger salad, the eggplant and the polo rice. We also had one of each of the deserts. It was Monday 2 pm so there were only 2 other tables. Definitely will return ! I loved their special tea as well. and not a single left over ! read more

Saw Dolans' on LA Times 101 Best Restaurants list, and bookmarked it to try. Let me preface by stating that I have never had Uyghur cuisine before, therefore I can't speak for its authenticity. This review is solely based on my personal taste and preferences. First of all, the restaurant is clean and beautifully decorated. There is a little nook by the entrance that is furnished with Uyghur traditional artifacts. Not having any expectations or know what to order, I decided to go with a salad and korma chop, a noodle dish. Korma was very greasy, salty and vinegary. Noodles were chewy and had a good bite to it tho. The salad was very sad looking but surprisingly refreshing. And the dressing was acidic but not in a bad way. It actually complimented the korma well, it really helped to cut the grease. I also ordered the honey cake, which came out before the salad and korma. Unfortunately the honey cake was quite dry and not as good. Service was lacking. Food was ordered via the app. The server brought food but never spoke, or checked in. And the fact that the honey cake came before appetizer and entree was a sign of inattentiveness. I think it's fun to experience different cuisines and broaden your culinary landscape, but I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. read more

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Dolan's Uyghur Cuisine has the best hand pulled noodles. I would recommend ordering the Big Plate Chicken and getting the extra noodles. For an extra $6, the amount of extra noodle they give is quite little, but it's too good not to get. Their other noodle dishes like the traditional laghman noodle have thinner noodles, but it's just as Q and bouncy. Another dish I would recommend is the lamb skewers. I am not a lamb fan due to the gaminess in flavor, but these lamb skewers were not gamey and were extremely juicy. The goshnaan is also a great appetizer to try, with its flaky crust and juicy beef filling. Dolan's Uyghur gets a big thumbs up for the delicious good, great ambiance, and prompt service :) read more

The bone-in Big Plate Chicken was delicious, especially with the hand-pulled noodles. The Xinjiang Salad was fresh and balanced the meal perfectly. Great flavors and generous portions. Will definitely come back! read more

Food was good, but not something I'll crave. We were hoping for more spice but it was still good. Manta: dumplings with beef. I really liked this and it reminded me of momos. It would have been nice with a sauce. Goshnaan: crispy and flaky, but the ratio of beef filling was too little so it was too much to have the oily bread. Skip this. Small plate boneless chicken: tasty, wish there were more veggies and noodles. The fat noodles were the star of the dish. Laghman: thinner noodles. We preferred the flatter noodles in the other dish but this was also good. I preferred the beef and veggies here - melt in your mouth! Honey cake: honey flavor came out really well and it was tasty. Just a little too dry. Service/ambience: it was busy for a weeknight. Service was fine and quick. Nice family ambience inside and good seating. Parking: easy in a big plaza. read more

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Delicious flavorful food! Ordered the Polo lamb and rice and fried noodles. Clean beautiful space too. Will definitely come back!