Yanzi Noodle House 燕子螺蛳粉

This was my first time trying luosifen after hearing so many rave reviews about authentic Liuzhou noodles. It turned out to be incredibly satisfying. The broth was rich and deeply flavorful, layered with that distinctive tangy aroma that makes luosifen so unique. The bowl was filled with a colorful variety of toppings — crunchy bamboo shoots, peanuts, tofu skin, pickled vegetables, protein of my choice, and tender noodles soaking up the soup. The specially prepared vinegar on the side added another bright, aromatic dimension and showed the chef’s attention to detail. The restaurant itself was clean and inviting, with tasteful decor and nostalgic Chinese songs playing softly in the background, creating a warm and lively atmosphere. My friend, who is a longtime regular here, laughed and war

This was my first time trying this restaurant after it was recommended by a neighbor, and I was pleasantly surprised. Every dish I ordered tasted great. We had the beef burrito, beef chow fun, beef brisket luosifen, garlic stir-fried pea shoots, and the Northeast crispy sweet and sour pork. Everything was flavorful and well prepared. I will definitely be coming back again.

The staff and the owner was super friendly and patient. Willing to answer any questions we had and allows us the time to decide without being pushy. Definitely get the popcorn chicken. It is a Taiwanese night market specialty. The menu is rather extensive, but start with their signature, Luosifen noodles. The portion is rather generous so you will be satisfied!

Overall an interesting find. They have some more unique dishes for a particular province in China - closer to Hanoi, Vietnam, and they have some Taiwanese twists. The burrito was tasty with familiar flavors. The soup was a tad funky for me. It was also wildly rich, not a bad thing if you can take a nap afterwards. The funk was a new flavor, so was open to it, but ultimately not something I would order again, but respect it. Their menus are over four years old, so the prices are not accurate. They ask that you download WeChat to get the up to date prices, but that creates a whole other issue.

Wonderful dining experience at Yanzi Noodle House! We were warmly welcomed and because it was my first meal there, I really enjoyed an introduction to the menu l that was unlike any food I had tried before. The beef brisket luosifen had a complex savory broth and wonderful flavors and textures including noodles that tasted like they were freshly made, peanuts, bok choy, crispy fried soy wrap(not sure of the name) and fermented green beans, along with the beef. The "secret vinegar" in a little pot at the table was a great flavor addition. Enjoyed the atmosphere (Chinese music was playing over the speakers the evening we were there) and a visit from the chef who coached me on adding the vinegar. The atmosphere in the restaurant is cozy and was a great retreat on a cold evening.