Food & Drink Dec 20, 2017 at 4:00 am

The Delicious Hand-Ripped Noodles of Xi'an

Plus cumin-stewed meats and bowls of crimson soup at Xi'an Noodles in the University District.

Angela Garbes
Biang biang noodles with cumin lamb—earthy, musky, and gratifying. Suzi Pratt
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Wait a sec -- cumin, flatbread and lamb = "A Muslim influence"? Huh?
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