Uyghur Noodles Hide Beneath a Flushing Hotel
Eat spiced kebabs below street level on 39th Avenue, in a windowless room tucked away from the street.
🍢 Dinner One Level Down
Flushing has dinner tucked one level below the street. New Nurlan Uyghur Restaurant sits inside the lower level of a hotel on 39th Avenue, in a windowless room that is easy to miss from outside. Head downstairs for hearty Central Asian comfort food and a meal built for sharing.
The menu moves from hand pulled noodles to spiced kebabs and flaky samsas. Large plate chicken brings Sichuan peppercorn oil to the table, while spiced over rice dishes offer another route through the kitchen. Portions are generous, with enough range to split a few different plates across a group. The halal menu makes this a specific stop to keep in mind when choosing dinner in Queens.
Doors open at 11 AM daily, with Monday closing at 9 PM and Tuesday through Sunday running until 10 PM. Keep the earlier finish in mind when planning a Monday evening meal.
