Loulan Islam Restaurant

Unclaimed

Was in Macau for a week for work and hard to find decent authentic Halal food. Took a bus from sheraton ans took us about 30 mins to drop off and walk. Fairly easy to locate with google maps. Greeted by a friendly indonesian server which made things easy to understand the hot sellers. Owner was in the shop and was speaking on the phone in a Russian oriented accent. Probably some parts of China close to the border. Tasty food but a little expensive. Soaking in the experience of Macau. Beautiful decor. Dumplings recommended.

Came here as it is one of the very few Chinese halal restaurants in Macau. Ordered the Uyghur polo lamb (their "traditional" Xinjiang lamb on yellow rice dish), beef dumplings and naan with mutton. Overall, dishes were okay but honestly a bit underwhelming. The lamb on the polo rice dish was quite tough on some parts, but rice was fragrant and texture was good. Beef dumpling was okay, portion was decent but beef easily fell apart. Naan was nice but seemed to be unevenly baked. Mutton pieces were nice and well-seasoned with spices. The xinjiang rose tea drink was very nice and definitely quenched my thirst. Service was alright, and the restaurant has a nice vintage interior. Items are quite pricey (especially given the quality) though portions are not bad. Considering it's one of the few halal places in Macau, it is an alright place to try out but nothing fantastic.