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Shaanxi Cuisine · U District, Seattle · Open Late
The original Xi'an kitchen on The Ave — charcoal-grilled Xinjiang lamb skewers, hand-pulled biang biang noodles, roujiamo Chinese hamburgers and lamb paomo. The most authentic Northwestern Chinese food in the Seattle area, steps from the UW campus, and open late when everyone else has closed.

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Savory roasted pork with caramelized onions in a toasted bun.

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Assorted lamb parts including lung, heart, liver, and stomach, served in a savory broth with Baijimo.

Chicken wings, marinated and grilled, often accompanied by a savory BBQ sauce.

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Delicate wontons filled with seasoned chicken, served in a savory broth.

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Tender chicken pieces mixed with stir-fried rice, peas, carrots, and scrambled eggs.

Spicy lamb noodles tossed with cumin and topped with crispy shallots.

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Chewy steamed cold noodles with spicy sauce.

Savory beef seasoned with cumin, stir-fried with green peppers and onions, in a toasted bun.

Freshly prepared soy milk, smooth and subtly sweet.

Tender lamb chops, expertly grilled to perfection.

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Savory roasted leek dish.

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Chicken wings, marinated and grilled with a savory BBQ sauce.

Charcoal-grilled biscuit, seasoned or brushed with a light glaze.

Delicate wontons filled with seasoned chicken in a savory broth.

Delicate pork and Chinese cabbage wrapped in a tender dumpling.
Savoury pork and Chinese cabbage dumplings in a tangy broth.

Dumplings filled with a savory mix, drizzled with chili oil.

Wontons filled with minced pork in signature spicy red chili oil.

Handmade rolls filled with fresh vegetables and shiitake mushrooms.

Steamed dumplings filled with juicy pork and a savory broth.

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14oz

Savory roasted pork with caramelized onions in a toasted bun.

Black pork filling served in a toasted bun.

Soft, fluffy bun.

Traditional Xi'an-style bread served with lamb.

Traditional Xi'an-style bread served in a savory stir-fry.

Assorted lamb parts in a savory broth with Baijimo.

Grilled lamb chops marinated with a blend of spices.

Hand-grabbed lamb chops, tender and succulent.

Sliced beef stir-fried to perfection.

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Stir-fried green beans with Sichuan peppercorns and chili oil.

Sliced pork stir-fried with peppers and mixed vegetables.

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Tender beef brisket served with hand-pulled noodles.

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Broth contains special braised vinegar (味偏酸).

Tender shell noodles simmered in a rich savory sauce with vegetables and meats.

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Tender lamb in a rich savory soup with hand-pulled noodles.

Traditional Xi'an-style noodle dough, hand-pulled to order.

Tender chicken with stir-fried rice, peas, carrots, and scrambled eggs.

Tender shrimp, fluffy rice, scrambled eggs, and green peas.

Tender pork strips stir-fried with rice, eggs, and green onions.

Stir-fried rice with peas, carrots, broccoli, onions and eggs.
Steamed white rice.

Sweet sticky rice steamed to a soft, chewy texture.
Iced black tea, brewed and served chilled.

A crisp, refreshing taste with zero calories.
Sweetened milk with a creamy texture.

The cold, refreshing, sparkling classic.
Refreshing lemon and lime, perfectly blended.
Late Night Chinese BBQ
Searching for Chinese BBQ in Seattle or late night Chinese food near UW? Our charcoal grill runs when other U District kitchens have already closed — lamb skewers, Xinjiang red-willow lamb kebabs, grilled whole wings and charcoal biscuits, fresh off the fire.
Find us on The Ave (University Way), walking distance from the UW campus — the go-to answer for "Chinese barbecue near me" and "open late near me" after 9pm.
Only Here
Roujiamo (the original Chinese hamburger), lamb paomo with hand-torn baijimo bread, steamed cold-skin liangpi noodles in hot-sour sauce, fresh hand-pulled noodle dough to take home and cook, and house-made soy milk — dishes most Seattle Chinese menus simply don't carry.
Perfect for group dining, family-style dinners, student lunches and catering near the UW campus.
Shaanxi & Northwestern Chinese Cuisine
Proudly called by our guests the "most authentic Northwestern Chinese restaurant in the entire Seattle area." As the first and original Xi'an kitchen in Washington, we cook the food of Shaanxi province and China's Northwest — biang biang noodles, paomo, roujiamo and charcoal skewers — the way they're made in Xi'an. If you're looking for Shaanxi cuisine in Seattle or Northwestern Chinese food in Washington, this is the table.