Lanzhou noodle shops are typically fluorescent-lighting and laminated-menu affairs. Not this one.
At Bun and Noodle, affordably priced home-style noodle dishes are paired with pleasant, minimalist design and plenty of natural light. But there’s more to this spot than la mian: we love the wuhua rou (RMB20) – especially the part when we sop up its juices with a bun afterwards.
See a listing for Bun and Noodle and read more Mifan/Mafan restaurant reviews
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