Uyghur Cuisine

This place gets points for being halal, good area decent parking, and a variety of menu items. Food was good - my favourite for the evening was the noodles. Good to know in Canberra that there's a decent Uyghur spot. From the outside, whilst unassuming, it is quite a popular spot in the area. Thank you for being genuine and authentic - I hope to try some other menu items the next time I'm in the area.

Kenji San (The Kenji Diaries)

A small halal restaurant with lots of spicy options. Recommend trying the Chilly spicy lamb and dry fried green beans as these were stand out dishes. The stewed lamb with nan (# 25) feels a bit mismatched. Overall a big fan of the copious amount of chili in dishes.

Sebastian Marquez

Really enjoyed the BBQ skewers - lamb was incredible and also the coriander and tofu skewers were a real flavour surprise. Quite a few menu items were unavailable but came for the skewers and handmade noodles 🍜. Strangely we weren't given any bowls or plates but hey - skewers are finger food! As with other reviews we didn't come here for the service but thoroughly enjoyed the unique Uyghur cuisine and will be back for more!

Zoe S

We ordered the stewed chicken/da pan ji with chewy noodles, lamb skewers, chicken wings and the gosh nan pie. Overall I’d say the quality of the food is not bad but improvements could be made. For example the gosh nan seemed to be deep fried rather than baked, and the stewed chicken pieces didn’t seem very fresh. But overall a good option for uyghur cuisine in Canberra.

Danny Lai

Best sheekh kebabs in Canberra Lamb momos were excellent Lamb ribs kebab were exquisite We also tried Chinese dishes like fried rice, sizzling beef, rice noodles with chicken. All food were yummy. All food is halal.

jesmin Rupa