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Welcome to Xi’an Noodles

At Xi’an Noodles, we celebrate the rich heritage of Chinese noodle-making, bringing the authentic flavors of Xi'an to Seattle. Our passion for quality and tradition shines through in every dish, from the hearty Beef Biang Noodles to the Spicy Tingly Beef Rice Noodles, each crafted with care and the finest ingredients. As a women-owned establishment, we pride ourselves on inclusivity, offering vegan options, outdoor seating, and a welcoming atmosphere perfect for groups. Whether you dine in, takeout, or enjoy our catering services, Xi’an Noodles promises an exceptional culinary experience that invites you to savor the culture of Xi'an and share joy around the table.

LOCATIONS

Welcome to Xi’an Noodles, a delightful haven for noodle enthusiasts nestled in the heart of Seattle at 400 Pine St Level 2. This Chinese noodle restaurant beckons with an inviting blend of rich flavors and comforting textures that will transport you straight to Xi’an, China, known for its tantalizing noodle dishes.

As you step into Xi’an Noodles, the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and offers ample outdoor seating, making it a perfect spot for groups, casual lunches, or a cozy dining experience with friends. The noise level is moderate, ensuring that conversations flow easily without distraction. They even provide amenities like Wi-Fi, catering, and a drive-thru for those on the go!

Diverse Culinary Options

From the moment you glance at the menu, you’ll be captivated by the diverse array of dishes. The star of the show, the Biang Noodles, comes in several enticing varieties:

  • Beef Biang Noodles: A hearty portion that integrates tender beef with thick, hand-pulled noodles.
  • Cumin Lamb Biang Noodles: A fragrant option that combines the bold flavors of cumin and tender lamb.
  • Stewed Pork Noodles: Comfort in a bowl, this dish features rich, slow-stewed pork that melts in your mouth.
  • Vegetarian Biang Noodles: Fresh vegetables intertwined with the signature noodles, satisfying plant-based cravings.
  • Stir Fried Tomato Egg Noodles: A unique twist that infuses the sweetness of ripe tomatoes with scrambled eggs.

Each dish is carefully priced at around $12 to $13.50, offering not just a meal but a culinary journey. For those who prefer a hearty soup option, the menu also includes delightful soups with similar flavors, ensuring there’s something for every palate.

Modern Convenience

Xi’an Noodles embraces modern dining with options for delivery, takeout, and even reservations. The restaurant is women-owned, a testament to its unique charm and approach to catering delicious meals to the community. And, for tech-savvy diners, they accept various payment methods including Apple Pay, Android Pay, credit cards, and even cryptocurrency!

Personal Reflections

On my visit, I experienced the joy of savoring the Spicy Tingly Beef Rice Noodles, a dish bursting with flavors that lingered delightfully on my palate. The balance of spices in the broth complemented the chewy rice noodles, creating an unforgettable experience. I couldn't help but appreciate the attentive service and the lively ambiance, making it clear that Xi’an Noodles is more than just a restaurant; it’s a gathering place for food lovers.

Conclusion

Whether you’re a long-time fan of Chinese cuisine or a newcomer eager to explore, Xi’an Noodles promises a memorable meal. With its commitment to quality, flavor, and community—plus the added joy of happy hour specials and outdoor seating—this establishment is an absolute must-visit for anyone in Seattle looking to indulge in authentic Xi’an noodles.

So, gather your friends, reserve your table, and dive into a bowl of delightful noodles that will leave you craving more!

For reservations or inquiries, you can reach them at (206) 522-9999. Enjoy your culinary adventure at Xi’an Noodles!

START YOUR REVIEW OF Xi’an Noodles
Nicole N.
Nicole N.

I'm a huge fan of Xi'an Noodles! I've only tried their beef biang noodles but it's just so good I keep getting it. Noodles are wide and I would say the portion size is pretty decent for the price. This is literally so close to Westlake Station on the second floor of westlake center. I ordered through the kiosk and it was pretty fast service. Lots of seating around this floor too!!

Wing I.
Wing I.

Got off monorail stop at west lake and came down to Level two and saw this and happened to be lunch time and immediately I wanted to try! Menu is simple and the touch screen ordering is easy to use! I ordered intestines noodles with extra lamb. The decor is very authentic. There is plenty of sitting area since that is the food court with other restaurants also. The server was friendly, and the automated machine will called out the order number in both English and mandarin! The noodles are delicious and intestines are super yummy and soft!

Auggie L.
Auggie L.

Went for Lunch Food - 5/5. Noodles had the perfect thickness to provide a delectable bouncy chew. Sauce was aromatic with cumin, had just the right amount of spice to liven up the flavor, and a delicious sourness. Lamb was seasoned well, tender, and had no gamey odor. They gave plenty of lamb so each bite had a great noodle to meat ratio. Bun had a soft bite with a slight crisp from the toasted sides. It had a mild flavor with not too much oil, which paired well with the rich flavor of the lamb. The bun was perfect for dipping into the leftover sauce of the noodles and both were elevated by a helpful serving of vinegar. Service - 4/5. Everything is self-service from ordering through the kiosk, picking up the food, and getting any condiments. The staff don't really engage in conversation at all since it is designed to be self-service. I personally enjoy that kind of service style, especially for a quick lunch location. Value - 5/5. Dry biang noodles go for $14 while the lamb bun was $7.50. Food was delicious and the portion sizes were good. They really load you up on the lamb, which is highly appreciated. Excellent Shaanxi cuisine restaurant. Parking - Mall Garage/Street (Metered)

Robert W.
Robert W.

A I like the ramen here. You must self order because they don't seem to know how to use the cash register. I recommend highly.

Linh N.
Linh N.

I forgot how much I love these noodles!! I should have ordered online and picked it up but I was thinking they wouldn't be busy haha. Anyways I ran next door to get lunch and had to wait a bit but it was still pretty quick. I ordered the lamb cumin dried noodles. Noodles were perfect texture with a slight chew. Braised lamb was so yummy. Even better the next day. The staff was really nice and packed me extra chili oil without me asking for more.

Emily L.
Emily L.

really tasty, the broth was very flavorful and full of spices. However the noodles had a strange metallic type of aftertaste afterwards that was very subtle but definitely didn't ruin the food. self service was easy and the pickup time is really quick too. A great place for something quick and easy. Updated review: I got the lamb noodle soup and it was tasty. This time there was no metallic taste in it. The service was great as usual, quick and convenient!

Andy N.
Andy N.

I LOVE hand-pulled noodles and I get extremely excited when a Xi'an restaurant turns it out in the most unexpected of spots. While there's not much to Westlake Mall itself, this spot certainly needs to be on your to-eat list while you're downtown. While I'm not sure if they make all their noodles fresh, the noodle quality was certainly hitting the spot for me. You order at the counter and receive a number, and they'll call out to you once your food is ready. I ordered their Sesame Noodles ($10), which I knew was likely their only real plant-based choice. I expected a savory noodle dish with Chinese sesame paste and chili oil, and that was exactly what I got. They even checked the back to make sure that there were no animal products used in the dish. Considering this is inside a mall, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and taste and would totally return here for another round of noodles.