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Master Lanzhou Noodle 源味兰州牛肉面

Lanzhou beef noodles · hand-pulled · Kingston

Hand-pulled noodles made fresh daily, clear beef broth, right on Princess Street in downtown Kingston. Delivery available on Uber Eats and Fantuan.

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New on Princess Street · daily hours as posted in store
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The Pull · 拉面四步

Every bowl at Master Lanzhou starts as a lump of dough, pulled fresh on Princess Street. These four steps are the traditional Lanzhou method, shown here so you can read the bowl. Details follow the kitchen's practice.

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Mix · 和面

Flour and water worked into a dough, its softness judged by hand. Everything that follows rests on this.

Rest · 醒面

The dough sits and relaxes. The chew is earned by waiting, and the waiting cannot be rushed.

Pull · 拉条

Stretched and folded by hand, again and again, until one piece of dough becomes long, even strands.

Cook · 入锅

Straight into boiling water, out in under a minute, into the broth, onto the table. Eat it hot.

Plan your visit

296 Princess St, Kingston

Hours

The full weekly schedule is still being confirmed. For today's status, check Google Maps or the sign on the door.

Hours as posted in store. Check Google Maps for today's status before you head over.

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Find the shop

296 Princess St, Kingston, ON, on the main stretch of Princess Street in downtown Kingston, a short walk from the Queen's campus.

296 Princess St, Kingston, ON K7L 1B5

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A new shop, an old craft

An old craft in a new doorway.

Lanzhou beef noodle soup is a craft from China's northwest: noodles pulled on the spot, a broth kept deliberately clear, and a bowl where broth, beef, radish, chilli oil and fresh herbs each hold their place. Master Lanzhou Noodle brings that craft to Kingston, with noodles made fresh daily.

The shop opened in 2025 on Princess Street in downtown Kingston, and was featured among the year's new arrivals by the downtown business association. It sits a short walk from the Queen's campus. When a hot bowl of noodles is what you miss, the door is on the main street.

This is a demonstration

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