Eden Silk Road Uyghur Cuisine

We ordered Samsa, spring rolls and crispy nan over lamb. The only thing we liked was the spring rolls.It was fresh and tasty. Lamb samsa lacked taste and it was bland. The biggest disappointment was crispy nan over lamb as it was way too oily . The lamb did not taste fresh. Price was expensive. Quantity was good.

Just love this restaurant! Family friendly atmosphere and delicious food. Tjere are many small and large rooms if you want some privacy. Educate yourself about what's happening to the Uighur community in China, and learn the cuisine also. It is a true cultural education. The employees are friendly and helpful, and the prices are very reasonable. Since we wanted to have some shrimp but did not want the sweet walnut shrimp, they made us Kung Pao shrimp. The sauce was great. (They do have Kung Pao Chicken on the menu.) Try the samsa for sure. The lamb-filled Uighur answer to empanadas, samosas, and all the other pockets of food that every culture seems to have.

staff communication is really poor. The two of us were told to write our names on the paper because I guess there was a waiting list. we waited for about 30 mins and our names were still not called. we saw people just getting seats with seats available so we asked if we can be seated. Turns out they weren't calling off the list... so that was unpleasant. I gave 3 stars for the food and the old man that ended up serving us. Food was top notch. not the staff crew.