Part of 1915 Halal Lanzhou Beef Noodle’s GRAND OPENING in Emporium Level 3 Food Court, there’s a 7-day promotion from $1 for a bowl of noodles!
⚡️13th Sep $1
⚡️14th Sep $2
⚡️15th Sep $3
⚡️16th Sep $4
⚡️17th Sep $5
⚡️18th Sep $6
⚡️19th Sep $7
One redemption per person for dine in only.
the one in burwood give free noodle-only bowl for kids. I wonder if they do the same.
In burwood, Sydney? I go there all the time and didn’t know this
Are they usually good?
great deal, would hate to know the wait time however
expect hours
Any vegan options?
yeah a salad
Is this the same chain as Lanzhou Noodles or another chain also selling lz noodles?
not sure which other chain you're referring to. But this is 1915 Lanzhou Beef Noodle
maybe mention that in title?
I call BS. How could you work in marketing for this business and not be aware your major competitor is the very similarly named 1919 Lanzhou Beef Noodle
Thanks, I was thinking of Master Lanzhou Noodle Bar.
Dear Abhi Deshwal.. thanks for ur very informative comments
Does halal meat cost more?
Because of additional certification costs yes.
I'd love to know what this brutal manner you're talking about is, because in Australia the animal is stunned before it's slaughtered unless it's Kosher.
The only difference between halal and any other meat is it uses a reversible stunning method, so in theory if the cow wasn't dead a minute later from bleeding to death it would continue to live once the stunning wore off.
Here's an Animals Australia breakdown on what happens. There are sheep that are not stunned, but this is a beef noodle shop. I figure a group who call all meat cruel and try to sell me a veggie box saying that it's actually a pretty ethical way to kill animals should say something.
There is plenty of cruelty that happens to animals without trying to drum up Islamophobic sentiment for fake reasons.
There is no scam, and it's not "ripping off" anyone.
The certification process exists to bring a standard to the act.
Kosher certification has requirements as well, in terms of food preparations, and obviously, the requirements are enforced through an inspector who will charge money for their time and issue the certificate.
The idea behind Halal, is that a human does not have the 'right' to take the life of an animal.
It's God's permissibility for taking the life of the animal, for food purposes,
so you must say a God's blessing as you slice the jugular vein of the animal.
It's a respect and mercy shown in the action.
The knife MUST be sharp (as prescribed), otherwise it's wrong already.
The blood needs to be drained.
There is no electricity, shock, stun guns, drowning etc… involved unto the animal.
This is the gist of the Halal procedure.
The thing is, in abattoirs and with mass production, I think the "blessing" is just played in the background as an audio recording, while the person slicing the vein cuts the jugular of the chicken, cow, etc…
Many non-Muslim countries practice this method of killing the animal, ie. cutting the jugular, except they don't say any blessings. I had a Coptic Orthodox colleague, who told me that the meat even tastes better, if the animal is killed in that 'humane' way of slicing at the jugular, and draining the blood.
All i know is that it's delicious for me as a chinese.
Is it $0 if you come on Day 0?
Day -1 they pay you.
User name checks out. How about pay me $1 the day before opening 🤣
@kimliew is there a full menu you can share?
@kimliew Which noodles are included in the promotion?
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Oh nice, i was disappointed when i saw it was gone from central.