Among countless Lanzhou noodle bars across the city, this is a swanky outing located in a tony neighborhood in Pudong. Facing the street side at the Shanghai One mall, the spaceship-like restaurant houses generous seating, an open kitchen and a patio. Preference for noodle thickness can be specified, ranging from thin spaghetti to almost lasagna-level wide. Other offerings are snacks such as lamb skewers, naan bread, roujiamou, and beer labels from Western China. Not halal. Good spot for the working lunch crowd in the area, and families looking for cheap eats and sunshine at the weekends.