This place is a hidden gem. Even though it has a modest ambiance, the food is very unique. It’s like you’re having comfort food from China mixed with Turkey cuisine in the best way possible. The food has the perfect balance of spiciness and saltiness. We ordered two lamb dish and the meet was tender with no strong smell. The owner is very friendly explained to us the history of their origin while we were waiting. There are lots of authentic pieces of decorations on the wall as well and music was really calm and soothing. All in all one of the best surprises I’ve ever had with trying a new restaurant.

Really good tasting food. Portions were good size and very fast service. Had the polo which is only available on weekends and the VIP leghmen. Highly recommend them both. Unique flavor, not hakka and not Chinese. Polo was similar to Central Asian cuisine

Awesome food, big portions. Guy at the counter was very polite. It was our first time trying Uyghur cuisine so he suggested some dishes to us. Amazing experience. Will surely visit again.

Kebab wasn’t a lamb meat but was dry and uncooked beef. Without any bread and it was half of the portions. I give the kebab to my dogs because I could eat it. Never ever in a million years I would come to this place

Not consistent with food quality and way more expensive. Poorly managed by family should hire some staff you guys make enough money as its packed with customer. Dont let your cheapness ruin your business. Meat qauntity is so bad . Its better to go some other resturant and get better amount and quantity of food in less price.

I order spicy noodle for pick up, i picked them up brought home, when i opened the containers they were half portions, i mean; you are selling most expensive noodles in the area and its not even a full plate, doesn't make sence. But no doubt, it was very delicious.

Very deserving of 5 stars. Walking into this restaurant you're greeted by warm smiles of the couple who runs this place. The interior decor is clean, simple, and reflective of Uygur people (check wikipedia for more information). My group of 10 people spent some time looking through the menu and ultimately decided on a few dishes and kebabs. With the honest and warm feedback provided by the owner, we sent our orders though. The food was warm, balanced, full of amazing flavour. There were some dishes that may not go over well for those who have a simplified palate, but everyone had something they enjoyed. I'd highly recommend the noodle based dishes, the lamb kebabs, and the shrimp fries. Warning for the green pepper dish as it was spicer than anticipated with a mix of bell peppers and spicy (maybe Serrano) peppers. Will definitely return.

Very nice atmosphere, friendly service and felt clean and welcoming. The food was nice, not the best Uyghur cuisine we’ve tried but it satisfied our cravings. Order some of your favourites ahead of time to ensure they don’t run out if you’re arriving later in the night/weekend. Thoroughly enjoyed this handpulled noodle dish (pic I’ve downloaded with the review). Not a 5/5star due to the lack of diversity in flavour with all the other dish that we tried (soup & rice dish).

DO NOT BELIEVE 5 STAR REVIEWS!!! Grossest Place Ever! If you respect and care about yourself, do not go near that place! They served us with raw, dry, stinky kebab. The staff (if they're entitled to be called that way) was also rude and leaves much to be desired. The place itself was dirty and unpleasant. I'm assuming good reviews are from their own people. Unbelievable..

Lovely little place with delicious food. Wish there were a few smaller dishes or desserts. The noodles are very good.