Nur UyghurUyghur Cuisine$Impossibly juicy lamb skewers and doughy comforts from China’s deep west.Driven by a passion to carry on the proud legacy of one of China’s most resilient ethnic groups, Nur Uyghur Restaurant is a heartfelt addition to Melbourne’s Uyghur food scene. This restaurant is halal, though BYO alcohol is permitted. Ordering is cute: you write down dish numbers on a sheet of paper to pass to your waiter.Bouncy hand-pulled noodles, fresh-baked pies, crisp salads, and extraordinarily tender lamb skewers are key to this cuisine. Unless you’re vegetarian, the skewers are non-negotiable. Lamb shoulder pieces are marinated in raw onion overnight, cooked over charcoal and seasoned with cumin. They’re outrageously – almost unbelievably – juicy.Good vegetarian dishes include a simple but surprisingly beguiling chopped salad with a light, bright vinegar dressing. The fried eggplant with onion and capsicum is another fine example of turning basic ingredients into sublime dishes. Maybe you’re feeling bread rather than pasta: crisp naan is stuffed with lamb and onion, and there’s cosy, comforting samsa, which sees soft dough encasing meaty filling. Nur Uyghur Restaurant is a great introduction to one of the world’s great comfort cuisines.Must order: Lamb skewers.Restaurant reviews, news and the hottest openings served to your inbox.Sign upGood Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide.Last visited: February 2026More:MalvernNur UyghurMelbourneUyghur CuisineAccepts bookingsBYOGood for groupsTakeawayRestaurantReviewsGood Food GuideFrom our partners
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