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    Omni Palace - Yonge Sheppard Centre

    3.8 (25 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Matthew H.

    January 31, 2026 - I tried traditional Langzhou beef noodle soup. It came with beef, scallion, garnish and the noodles. The broth was tasty and the beef was nice and tender. Great meal to warm you up on a cold day.

    Mike L.

    This halal Chinese restaurant is bringing Lanzhou cuisine to Toronto with fresh hand-pulled noodles when you order their dishes. I love that you can watch the chef create your noodles from scratch and choose from 9 different kinds of noodles. I enjoyed the chow mein and their traditional beef noodles - perfect texture. The chicken in chili sauce was not that spicy and the dumplings were very juicy! We also had some pumpkin cake - a sweet touch to end our meal. They have other locations in the GTA (Fairview Mall, York University, Scarborough) so you have no excuse not to visit them! I find that this location was warm when we visited. The space was an open concept with view of noodle making. Staff was nice!

    Sandy C.

    I came for lunch and they had specials each day for members. You pay $20 to be a member and can get the perk discounts, and 10% off the bill. It was Thursday so buy 1 get 1 free lamb skewers. I did not join the membership as I don't come that often. I got the traditional with classic noodles with extra green onions. It was nice, flavour was nice and hot enough . Service was ok, you scan to order. And then pay at the cashier.

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    Jason M.

    Came for some late friday night grub after a badminton session w/ friends. One of my friends is pakistani so this place was right up his alley because everything's halal. The soup base was hearty, beefy and very clean tasting (almost TOO clean tasting). The skewers were ok imo. Not the best I've had. Not the worst. Definitely middle of the pack average. The noodles are great. Very elastic, good firm bite. Prices were fair. Not the best hand-pulled noodles in Toronto but solid resto. My friend told me the owner used to be business partners w/ the original Omni Noodle location at Midland and Sheppard but they had a falling out and went their separate ways. They still share the same website though, which is hilarious. I haven't been back to the original location in a while but I've got this itchy memory that they have slightly bigger portions than this location.

    Mushroom Chicken Noodle Soup
    Lakshay V.

    This was the perfect meal on a chilly day in Toronto. The soup was great, the noodles were cooked well, and overall the food was great. I do wish the chicken had a bit more flavour, but it was still very tasty, and I do recommend it! Service was great as well, food came out at a good time.

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    Cin C.

    We came on the weekend for a lunch with a group of 5 and was promptly give a table of 4. It would be a tight fit so we waited for the next table to get up and asked the waiter to merge the tables for us. Not a lot of seating space, with only 20 chairs in the restaurant. We ordered online an array of dishes, including the lamb skewers, beef brisket noodles, lanzou noodles, dumplings and a meat bun. We didn't know until afterwards that you can customize the noodle shape, so we missed out on the opportunity to try it out. Great noodles with good side dishes. I would recommend the skewers as it went really well with the noodles. Service was okay, as they cleared the table and got us water promptly. However, they didn't actively help figure out the seating for 5 and we had to follow up with a missing bowl of noodle that came very late to the table. Also, would have appreciated a heads up about customizing noodles size and shapes.

    Michelle K.

    Great noodles and soup! Open late night. I reccomend the wide flat noodles. Service and ambiance is casual

    Ada L.

    Omni Noodle Palace located at Sheppard and Yonge is a 24hr noodle joint featuring hand-pulled Lanzhou noodles. Their specialty is beef noodles where you can get noodle soup or stir fried noodles. They also have a variety of snacks available as well. The restaurant is open for dine in or take out where there are about 16-20 seats for customers. I had tried Omni Noodle Palace during the pandemic when they were take out only. This time, I went back to dine in and was pleasantly surprised. You order your food via a QR code that is on your table where you can choose your noodle shape. Once ordering, the food arrives at a reasonable time. The noodle soups are hot and fresh. I opted to try the traditional Lanzhou beef noodles. The noodles were made perfectly and the beef was tender. The broth was comforting but they do likely use some MSG in the broth as well. My party and I never felt rushed in the restaurant. When you are ready to pay you can just go up to the cashier. If you pay cash (and if you are not splitting the bill), there is a 5% discount. They do accept credit and debit as well. Overall, good spot to have some traditional Lanzhou hand pulled beef noodles!

    Traditional Lanzhou beef noodle soup
    Michael L.

    Came in with a small group and wasn't sure what was happening and decided to take a seat at an empty table. One of the staff came over with menus after a few minutes and then walked back behind the counter. Not much in terms of service, but maybe we need to order in chinese? Apparently they had some special summer items available on a separate menu, but it wasn't mentioned. I probably would have tried that if I had known about it. Decided to go with the spicy beef mixed noodles. You don't get to choose the type of noodles for this I guess? Or at least it wasn't offered. Noodles were chewy. Not much meat. Lots of sliced bamboo and carrots. Portion is pretty small for $14 compared to other handpull noodle places. Washroom is nice though.

    ShenJie L.

    Would I recommend? they are not too bad, but it doesn't taste good enough to visit often How's the Service? Average service, not able to serve ice with drink is a bit dumb for restaurant. so that's definitely a minus How's the food? the presentation is kind of shit, tastes wise is just okay. How's the ambience? their sitting area is not that comfortable, the shop is pretty small. How to find it? they are outside of the mall facing Yonge steeet

    Stir-fried noodles with lamb
    Yoland E.

    Pretty solid place for quick and delicious food! The service was okay, we were not briefed on how to order by the waiter, apparently you can choose the specific type of noodle you want. The dishes I tried were very flavourful, the noodles were fresh and and the meat was delicious (though quite fatty). It also took only 5 minutes to receive our food, which was quite fast.

    6 piece garlic chicken wings (crispy, tasty, a bit of a cumin spice)
    Jenn C.

    Grabbed some noodle soup and wings from here for takeout lunch. I like that you can choose from 9 different styles of hand pulled noodles. It was tasty but seemed pricey, but I guess that is the norm around here. The chili oil is really good! There's a small discount if you pay by cash - I think 5%. Overall I liked but didn't love. I like the chengdu place in the food basics food court better - but that might be because I prefer rice noodles to hand pulled noodles. - Braised beef noodle soup - I went with round thick noodles. They were nice and chewy - not over cooked at all. Quite dense so it's filling. A decent amount of bite-sized beef chunks - mostly meat, a bit fatty, a bit soft tendon - it was all very tender. Would have liked more veggies - there was maybe only half a piece of bok choy in there. Broth was flavourful and complex but not very spicy as advertised. Be sure to ask for some chili oil to spice it up - it was a very tasty chili oil! - Garlic chicken wings - one order is 6 pieces and they are all flats - my favourite! Quite large pieces too. Crispy and tasty with a slight Asian flavour - maybe cumin?

    Braised Beef Noodle, Sesame Paste Chicken Noodle
    Maya J.

    I have been to this location twice. The first time we came was a 4.5/5, but the second time was more like 3/5. Maybe we caught them on a bad day but seems like the quality isn't too consistent :(. Will still likely come back to see. Sesame Paste Chicken Noodles: I have ordered this twice. Both times the chicken was cooked really well, but the second time the noodles were overcooked and slightly mushy. Braised Beef Noodles: 4/5 The broth was very flavorful, while meat was just alright. Lamb Ribs Noodles: 4.5/5 The broth was lovely, and the meat was so tender (fell right off the bones!)

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    Beef noodles with pickled mustard greens was so flavorful! Beef fried dumpling was very tasty as well!

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