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    Ox 9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles

    4.3 (724 reviews)
    ModerateNoodles, Chinese
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    N.1    Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Beef Noodles 兰州牛肉拉面 with extra beef, baos, yuba celery, spicy cold C.2       Sliced Spicy Beef 光棍牛肉
    Chris W.

    Been here a few times now and I'd rank this spot one of the best noodle places in the bay. Freshly made in front of you - when you enter you can even see the noodle master at work pulling all noodles by hand. When you order noodle bowls you can select the type - from round to flat and small to large. A noodle soup is quite generous in noodle portions so we usually end up splitting between two. Amazing service, very attentive and friendly, and has AC. Clean spot, line moves fast from iPad check in at the front. Highly recommend this spot.

    Rich H.

    Met my BIL for lunch on an early Friday afternoon. He had recommended this place for a while and I was finally able to slip out of work to meet up with him. This was a style of Chinese that I had not tried...and I like it. I had the Spicy Ground Pork Dry Noodles and it was fantastic. Very spicy and very delicious. The Bok Choy really complemented the ground pork and noodles. I was quite impressed. I've eaten Cantonese, Mandarin, Hakka and Hong Kong style, but this was different. I am definitely going back some a bowl of hellfire. Now, for your viewing pleasure, the pics.

    Mixed with beef C.2       Sliced Spicy Beef 光棍牛肉
    Jenny C.

    Ox 9 Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Noodles -- A Must-Try for Noodle Lovers! We're back again, and Ox 9 continues to impress! Their new clip of the hand-pulled noodle master showcasing his incredible skills makes the dining experience even more exciting. Watching the noodles being freshly stretched and crafted by hand is truly a treat. The noodles are still delicious, flavorful, and satisfying. Service remains friendly and efficient, and the ambiance continues to be welcoming and comfortable. For anyone who loves authentic hand-pulled noodles, Ox 9 delivers great quality at a great value. It's definitely a place where you get a big bang for your buck! Highly recommended!

    Mala Spicy Beef Noodles
    Jacqueline Z.

    Came here on a Sunday right at 12 and there was no wait; however, it did get busier as the lunch rush started. Decided to try the Lanzhou Hand-pulled Noodles and the Mala Spicy Beef Noodles. I liked the texture of the noodles in both dishes, especially the knife cut noodles in the beef noodles. The broth was quite good, although the mala noodles didn't really have as much of a spicy kick in it as I had hoped. They do have some condiments on the side as well, like extra chili.

    N.1 Lanzhou Hand-Pulled Beef Noodles and C.2 Basil Popcorn Chicken
    Angela P.

    It was well lit inside with high ceilings and the walls were decorated with a historical timeline and different facts about their noodles. Asked a server how big one bowl of noodles were and she made a small circle with her hands. When our order came out it was much bigger than what they described. If you're looking to share a bowl, one bowl is enough for two people. We got their No. 1 hand-pulled noodles with wide egg noodles and spicy heat level as well as their popcorn chicken with spice. First taste is always the broth and it was good but not the best I ever had. It was lacking more depth of flavor in the broth. There was only one spice level and while it was mild for me, could be a little spicy for others but nothing to worry about. The dry spice from the popcorn chicken definitely hits if you inhale it so be careful and it did make me break out into a mild sweat but it was ok.

    N.1    Soybean Paste Dry Noodles 炸酱面
    Christine D.

    Lunch today was made of fresh handmade noodle. It was soft and light, great flavor. Enjoyed the Braised Beef noodle soup with knife cut noodle and pork and shrimp dumpling with green chives the most. Service was good. The place is clean and comfortable.

    N.1.2   Chili Oil Noodles with Braised Beef (Wide Noodles) 红烧牛肉油泼面 (宽)
    Ed Y.

    I've been to this place before and although it didn't make me a solid fan that I'd want to visit every so often it did leave an impression that it's ok for a quick bite. I recently went back since I was in the area. The food is just as I remembered. The sauce is slightly overdone but the noodles are good enough. They did offer slightly more variety than I'd expect from this kind of restaurants. I think it's alright but probably not worth paying for parking in San Mateo for this. What I mean is that if you happen to be in the area then it's fine to dine here but probably not worth coming here just for the restaurants as there are alternatives outside of San Mateo where you don't have pay for parking. However the reason I gave 4 stars is that they give you enough meat on the noodle to make it slightly better deal even though everything in the Bay Area is overpriced. The service is really efficient and friendly enough. The restaurant is small and long) do I wouldn't suggest larger parties.

    Cucumber salad
    Ruby Z.

    Have dined in here a few times and ordered takeout, always solid noodle soup, a comfort when you crave it! Easy ordering through the qr code menu, food comes out quickly, and you can see them making the noodles in the kitchen! Service is always quick, style is casual. On the edge of downtown right next to the caltrain station so parking is slightly easier, but still busy!

    cucumber
    Tiffany Y.

    A group of us visited on a Thursday evening and were able to grab a table! Most of the other tables were full, so it can get quite busy.. For appetizers, we ordered the popcorn chicken, chili wontons, bean curd noodles with cilantro, dumpings, and spicy pig ears. We really enjoyed the garlic, acidity, and crunch from the cucumbers. The chili wontons and bean curd noodles had a great spice and flavor profile. The popcorn chicken had a crispy exterior, but didn't have much additional flavor even with the spicy powder coating the chicken. The dumplings were average and the pig ears were a bit disappointing. The pig ear texture threw us off compared to other pig ear we had, where this one was purely crunchy instead of a more jelly-like texture. We individually ordered noodle dishes and thoroughly enjoyed those. I got the beef noodle soup with wide flat noodles. This beef noodle soup is more like the Chinese variety, so heavier on the spice and chili oil compared to Taiwanese ones. I still very much enjoyed the flavor and depth of this soup with the spice. The beef was SO tender and just melted in your mouth. I also found the noodles themselves to be QQ and overall nice bite. These noodles can easily be overcooked, so I was very happy. Would visit again and select appetizers more selectively. Great noodles!!

    N.1.2      Stew Lamb Noodles 清炖羊肉汤面 N.1.2     Stewed Pork Ribs Noodle 红烧排骨面
    Carolyn T.

    Craving a bowl of noodles n glad we pick Ox 9. We got there before the lunch crowd. Great service. Huge bowl of noodles with lots of meat. I didn't like the wide noodles , suggest the medium instead .

    Mala Spicy Beef Noodles

    This is the second time I'm coming here, the food here is amazing. The beef is high quality, They have hand pulled noodles. Chili oil noodles with braised beef is delicious! Can't post a photo of it because I finished all of it! Lol

    N.1       Spicy Ground Pork Dry Noodles 麻辣肉酱面
    Alex K.

    This place always seems to have a line so I hadn't tried before but on. Wednesday we were able to walk right in for 3 around 6:30pm. You order via QR code, so you only see your server when they drop the food off. There is no ambiance here, extremely casual and the music is pretty loud. Good food though. Noodles are fresh and the spicy ground pork had a lot of flavor but wasn't too spicy. Good price point for what you're getting.

    Jackson C.

    One of our favorite go-to noodle houses whenever we are in the San Mateo area. It's not a huge place but overall very clean. Noodles are hand pulled and made directly in front of you through a glass window where you can view your noodles being made. You can select from a variety of noodle textures and sizes. The noodle dishes are separated between soup and dry noodle versions. For the soups, recommend the Lanzhou hand pulled noodles soup or sichuan braised beef stew noodle soup. For the dry noodle, our favorite is the chilli oil noodles with wide noodles. For appetizers, the spicy wonton is really good. Their spicy sauce has just the right amount of kick and is mildly sweet. While they also serve dumplings, I kind of feel there are dumplings are just average --- stick with the noodles!

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    Ask the Community - Ox 9 Lanzhou Handpulled Noodles

    Do you allow dogs?

    Hi, thanks for your inquiry. San Mateo county is pretty restrict about dogs. They gave us stickers to post on windows. Sorry about that.

    Are most dishes spicy?

    Most dishes are "spicy" but the spice level is maybe a 3/10. Some dishes are numbing though!

    How long is the eait?

    About 30-35 minutes when we went about a week ago, as the 10th party on the waiting list at 1:00 p.m. You sign up for the list on a touchscreen on arrival. Everyone in the party has to be present to be seated.

    Do they have items for vegans?

    Yes, they have a few dishes that we vegans. Veggie noodle soup with veggie broth, chili dry noodles, and veggie fried noodles

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    Kajiken - Homura Aburasoba

    Kajiken

    4.4(1.5k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    I've come here twice now and I didn't realize I never left a review the first time I came! So now I…read morefeel I have even more to say how you much gotta come to Kajiken! Both times I've come I hadn't had to wait very long and our second time was with a large group including kids. Our server was great in helping us preorder before we could get seated and we only waited 15 minutes. We all ordered the same things: half of us ordered the original aburasoba and the other half ordered the homura aburasoba and the food came out quickly. They kindly gave us little bowls for the kiddos and forks and all the kids loved the noodles and the adults shared a large pitcher of beer. All in all, best aburasoba and one of my favorite spots in San Mateo!

    Overall: 4.1/5 [dine in]…read more There was a line on Friday night but it moved fast. The seating inside is pretty tight so your table is basically an inch from the next one, almost like a communal dining experience. Nikumori Aburasoba ($18.50): Spicy pork, pork slices, green onion, and ajitama. The spicy ground pork was delicious and they were generous with the thin pork slices, though those weren't as good as the ground pork. The ajitama was perfectly jammy. The aburasoba flavors were okay but less flavorful than mazesoba, which I now know I prefer. Wagyu Roast Beef Aburasoba ($25.50) + Chashu ($1.75) + Spicy Minced Pork ($3.95) + Ajitama ($2.50): Wagyu roast beef, crispy onions, green onions, butter onion sauce, yogurt sauce, and raw egg yolk. The chashu was average but the wagyu roast beef was thin and incredibly tender. The yogurt sauce and raw egg yolk made this one pretty creamy which I actually liked more than the Nikumori. Ume ($1.50): Did not like this at all. Hard pass.

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    Kajiken - Oroshi Ponzu Karaage($10)

    Oroshi Ponzu Karaage($10)

    Kajiken - Complimentary Accoutrements ($0) Vinegar, Chili Oil, Dried Garlic, Sesame seeds, & Chili Powder

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    Hunan Mifen San Mateo

    Hunan Mifen San Mateo

    4.3(75 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    Hunan Mifen is another good spot worth trying if you love authentic Asian cuisine…read more I don't eat spicy food so I was happy that they have some dishes that is not spicy, I love the flavor of their broth, tasty not salty and it has a balance. I love that they have variety of appetizers and side dishes. Price is very reasonable for a freshly cook dishes. I would give them two thumbs up

    Had low expectations coming here and was pleasantly surprised!…read more Food: T-he braised beef noodles were amazing. Noodles were chewier than most beef noodle soups I've had and the beef pieces were very tender and soft. The soup wasn't too spicy by itself and had alot of depth and flavor. -Pro-tip: There is a little self-serve station near the kitchen where you can get add'l condiments like cilantro, green onion, chili, and pickled daikon. SCORE. Add in the cilantro/green onion for a flavor explosion. -Ordered one of the combo noodles + 2 sides. For my sides, I got a blanched bok choy and a fried gyoza. The bok choy was needed to help cut the spiciness of the soup and to add veggies b/c without it, you'd just be having carbs, beef, and soup. Gyoza was a win too. Service: FAST and friendly, just how I like my non-fine dining restaurant experiences. You scan a QR code at the table and then choose an english/chinese option. If you have questions, you can ask the staff, but there isn't a TON of options to choose from, so make it easy on yourself and order a noodle soup. Ambiance: Ample seating at 1:30pm on a Sunday. Didn't have to wait, which was a big plus as all the other restaurants in San Mateo over near 3rd/4th and B street were packed. Overall: Highly recommend and would come again. This might be my favorite niu rou mian spot!

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    Hunan Mifen San Mateo
    Hunan Mifen San Mateo
    Hunan Mifen San Mateo

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    Li's Knife Cut Noodle - Braised Beef Noodle Soup

    Li's Knife Cut Noodle

    4.4(211 reviews)
    1.9 mi
    $$

    I came here with 2 of my coworkers on a Saturday around noon time and there was a long line. We had…read moreto put our name down and were finally given a table after waiting for maybe 45 minutes. It wasn't that bad of a wait though as we were entertained by the dog groomers next door. We ordered a beef noodle soup, potato and beef dry noodle, wonton soup, beef pancake rolls, and spicy wontons. It was so much food that we didn't take part in their extra noodles after finishing the bowl. My favorite had to be the braised beef stew as the soup was hearty, the beef was tender, and the noodles were very firm and bouncy. The beef pancake rolls were a very close second, though there wasn't anything different that they added compared to other places. The rest of the dishes were pretty good though I would definitely pass on the wonton soup next time as the soup just tasted like dried seaweed (something I don't like). Overall a really nice place to share dishes with your friends and family.

    You know a place is good when your Asian mom eats here and goes, "... I think your dad will enjoy…read morethis" because there's no one pickier than your mom or your dad. On a weekday afternoon, we were seated promptly and I let my mom handle the ordering. 25th Avenue can be quite busy if you're here during the lunch rush or the weekends so just be aware, but there are no meters to pay which is great. They utilize Yelp waitlist so you can put your name on the list and go around the area (there's a Goodwill nearby) if you need to kill time and you'll get a text message when you're next. Overall, the food was good and the portions were reasonably priced. The highlight is the unlimited noodles which my dad can appreciate. There's not much service interaction, but the food comes out quick and you'll leave happy.

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    Inside

    Li's Knife Cut Noodle - Lotus root salad

    Lotus root salad

    Li's Knife Cut Noodle - Cute graphics on their wares

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    Shugetsu - Spicy Tsukemen

    Shugetsu

    3.9(378 reviews)
    2.7 mi
    $$

    Shugetsu is my go-to place for tsukemen - Taishoken is also pretty popular, but Shugetsu is my…read morepreference because I like the texture and taste of their noodles more. I used to get one Shugetsu Tsukemen Special on my own, but it's been harder and harder for me to finish one by myself. Now, I order a Shugetsu Tsukemen Special with the mega size, get side orders of the chashu pork and marinated egg, and split with my boyfriend (since the Special already comes with pork and egg for one person, the a la carte orders are enough for a second). The broth is super flavorful, smoky, and roasty. Keep in mind the broth does err on the more oily side for the more health-conscious folks, and I wouldn't wear white, as the broth might splash back as you eat! The restaurant doesn't have a flashy storefront and is rather more hidden in the marketplace it's in. Be cautious about leaving valuables in your car. The inside itself is also not too big, so that on top of its popularity is why there might be a wait. I would also recommend coming earlier than typical meal times. While the hype has definitely died down ever since they opened during Covid, it's still pretty popular so I would be prepared to wait. I highly recommend trying out Shugetsu, and definitely recommend coming hungry because the portions are huge! They recently opened another location in Fremont, so East Bay folks get to try this one out there too.

    We came about an hour before lunch hours ended. It was still quite busy, and folks were still…read morefunneling in! We had a bar seat, which was neat to watch how things were prepared. We ordered a Shugetsu Tsukemen special and a Shugetsu Ramen. They let you add more noodles at no extra charge. We saw the pork slices getting charcoal(?) grilled in the back! For the tsukemen, I opted for hot noodles. They're a bit clingier when hot, but have a great bite to them. The soup is a little on the sour side, but it was delicious. There's little bits of pork and menma in it, and it clung to the noodles well. Definitely recommend the extra egg and pork! The ramen was equally amazing. The broth was light yet hearty. These noodles also had a satisfying chew to them.

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    Abura Soba

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    Tsukemen

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    Green Onion Ramen Special

    Udon Mugizo - San Mateo - Udon Mugizo San Mateo

    Udon Mugizo - San Mateo

    4.4(386 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$
    Kid friendly
    Locally owned & operated

    Had lunch here last week and I would say it's hands down best udon in Bay Area!…read more Ordered their rice bowl with mini udon and enquired if veg or seafood based broth option was available..and yes they do have veg with fish paste and it was delicious. I also got their spicy garlic edamame which hit the right notes! Also the rice bowl came with the shrimp n veg tempura which was just yummy! Great pleasant service and a clean nice interiors and I believe they have recently opened this location (perhaps a year or so). The udon itself is nice and thick fresh handmade sanuki style noodles. Tip: try asking for spicy garlic sauce on side and mix with udon or with rice...kicks up the taste immensely. The sake based cocktails looked appealing...didn't try them, perhaps next visit. Definitely one of my fav spots locally.

    First time visit, and enthralled by this place. Beautiful thematic interior with a very strong…read morestaff who were all willing to help our table. The menu carries such a large diversity of items to cater different soup/rice plate tastes. The sukiyaki was a little more on the sweeter side and wish there was a little more umami balance, but the regular bowl was very filling. The table got the shrimp tempura set, the tonkatsu broth, and the curry katsu soup, and every item was tasty and the plating very thoughtful. I'm especially impressed by how child friendly this place was. I got the same vibes as marufuku, with the gashapon machine for the kids meal, the high quality bibs available for kids and adults, the child bowls and utensils, and the water cubs with lids and bendy straws. Both locations are great, but the menu at udon mugizo gives it a sizable edge. Great spot, and absolutely cannot wait to come back.

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    Udon Mugizo - San Mateo - Tempura Donburi

    Tempura Donburi

    Udon Mugizo - San Mateo
    Udon Mugizo - San Mateo

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    Zen Noodle Bar - JUICY

    Zen Noodle Bar

    3.9(604 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Second time visited here, first time i really enjoyed this place. Unfortunately I don't think I…read morewill be visiting again anytime soon. Service was good as before , the boss lady and waitress were both very nice . But the place seriously needs a little more update. Hall way to bathroom was extremely dark, wished they can turn on some light so I could see my way. One of the dish were served on a cracked plate , so we asked for a new plate. The metal steamer for xlb was very dirty with lots of grease all around, wished they could have cleaned it better or maybe it's time to replace new ones. We ordered several dishes, I liked meat mooncake the most , mostly I think the crust skin was quite good , but the xlb meat was so greasy, after one I couldn't really eat a second. Pan friend bun was pan fried really a bao, skin too thick all around. We also had Shanghainese eel dish, which I don't feel they were cook authentic Shanghainese way, more of Beijing style with lot of sauce, too much actually. Maybe it was not a good day, but I really wanted to like this place.

    This has been a family favorite for when my son is in town but this time sadly, it didn't hit the…read moremarks. Maybe an off day so we'll try again. We loved the pan fried dumplings cuz they used to be so juicy when you bit into them the juice would just squirt out and splash the person sitting across from you but this time the meat was tiny and not juicy at all! The bun was crispy but compare to before...2/5. If you've never had it when it was awesome, maybe a 3/5. Chicken cutlet on noodle 3/5: The noodle was a bit dry but the cutlet was good. Again, used to be better. Beef wrap 4/5: Actually I didn't eat this but hubs and DIL did and they both liked it. looked like a lot of beef but the end piece was a little skimpy. The service was great, the lady refilled our water and she was nice. It's still a tiny hole in the wall type place but down to earth. we'll prolly try one more time and see how it goes.

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    Zen Noodle Bar - Lots of stuff around, but still about 10 tables.

    Lots of stuff around, but still about 10 tables.

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