Highland Noodles Jīn Chéng Lán Zhōu Lā Miàn

Great lunch with the cucumber, salad, hot, sour soup, and the spicy fish is to live for!!!

Come for noodle on a cold day traveling. Two families, originally six people and one couldnt make it. So total five of us. Food is ok but pricy. $15.00 before tax for a small bowl of noodle with less than a quarter cup of plain diced lean beef. The interesting part comes at the paying time.Waiter: ….. tip is included.I looked at it, 20% tip on top of the whole order, including some dishes that is ordered take out.Me: why is the tip automatically charged? Waiter: oh , you are a large table.Me: but we are only five.Waiter: oh five people. Hm. I can charge 18% instead.Me: excuse me? Do you force people to pay tip?Waiter: so you don’t want to pay tip, right? Me: i can pay tip, but I decide how much I pay! And not on the take out order!Waiter: ok. I will take it off for you.Eventually I still paid tip around 18%. But this is by far the rudest and most obnoxious conversation about tip with a waiter. Unbelievable! When did people start to think they get to charge tip automatically?

Pretty good vibe. Service depends on the server literally. Food is fine.

Very terrible feeling dining at this restaurant. We have four adults and a 4 years old kid, ordered 4 noodles. When we ready to check out, they just added 18% tips manually, since we are five people walk-in. Salty food, bad feeling.

This is a new place that has been opened since December. best bark soup I ever had. they make this the langzhou style where the broth is lighter and the bark is in smaller cubes. I have the xtra wide flat noodles and when they were handmade and pulled they were so delicious! the broth was so exquisite I just can't stop fleing about it. the spicy huh was also to die. we asked for mild and that was perfect for us. the ladies and the other waiting staff were so friendly and friendly. I can't expect to come back and bring my father and my mother.