At the Silk Road Tarim Uighur Restaurant, you can enjoy the authentic taste created by a veteran chef who has studied at a first-class luxury hotel in Urumqi. The hand-rolled noodles, which are stretched while being beaten by the traditional method, are fascinating with their vivid handling.
If you visit here, you definitely want to eat “Talim Laghman,” a signboard menu where the chef makes noodles by hand after receiving an order.
Plenty of tomato-based sauce with lamb and vegetables on top of strong udon-like noodles! The soft flavored lamb and crispy vegetables are exquisitely entwined with noodles and tomato sauce.
The Uighurs have a nomadic history and often use sheep meat in home cooking. Only Genghis Khan can be thought of as a typical sheep dish in Japan, but here you can enjoy a wide variety of delicious sheep dishes from the tongue to the internal organs of the sheep.