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Local counter-serve chain offering Xi'an-style Chinese fare, including noodles, soups & sandwiches.
What to order: Spicy Cumin Lamb Hand‑Ripped Noodles · Liang‑Pi “Cold Skin Noodles” · Spinach DumplingsFrom Google Maps reviews.
Money-saving tip: pay on the InKind app and get a 20% credit. Xi’an has a limited menu and no lunch specials, which keep overall prices lower. As a diner, you must love spice to some degree because if you request “no spice” then what’s the point? But don’t be alarmed because their “regular spice level” is not overwhelming. The stir-fried Liang-Pi cold skin noodles ($9.45 plus tax) and spinach dumplings ($9.95) are worth trying. The beef muscle hand-ripped noodles ($14.95) could have been more
I didn’t want to leave the review but it happened multiple times. I was born in Xi’an and the pork burger was one of my favorites my mom used to cook. I’m glad that there is one restaurant near my mom’s in NYC. Anyway, I ordered 5 pork burgers and all of them were filled with fat and minimal lean meat. All the burgers were also only Half filled. I actually mentioned to the people with courtesy not to put too much fat in but, but the girl told me that,” I’m sorry, it is too late. We already made
Great service! They patiently answered my questions about new options on the menu. Portions are great and prices are super reasonable especially for NYC! My brother in law lives across the street so I always come here when I’m visiting. 5/5 stars!!! Wish they had this at home!!
From the Jun 18, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.
Shelves, ledges, or equipment exteriors aren't clean or easy to clean.