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One of our favourite joints to have a quick bowl of biangbiang noodles. Super friendly lady boss who would come by and actually mix your noodles for y…
Tony
Shaanxi Street Food
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A so-so place. Worse than The Shanxi Style restaurant.Some dishes are similar but not tasty. Went there for once and will not come again. Not because …
Leonagao121
Shaanxi Street Food
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Popped in quickly for a weekday lunch - a small eatery that is busy and clearly quite popular with the locals. I ordered the tofu, and qishan soup noo…
Annie Zhou
Shaanxi Street Food
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10 Reviews on “Shaanxi Street Food”
One of our favourite joints to have a quick bowl of biangbiang noodles. Super friendly lady boss who would come by and actually mix your noodles for you if she thinks you did not mix it properly. Therefore, remember to give your noodles a good mix! Really like their noodles, as well as their century egg cold dish.
A so-so place. Worse than The Shanxi Style restaurant.
Some dishes are similar but not tasty.
Went there for once and will not come again. Not because it is awful, but there is a better one just opposite to it.
Popped in quickly for a weekday lunch – a small eatery that is busy and clearly quite popular with the locals. I ordered the tofu, and qishan soup noodles, both of which were served rather quickly. The Chinese style burgers also looked good and I will be back to try those out! Food is tasty, and noodles were flavourful.
Edit: 26/8 came back here again with a friend in tow because I was craving noodles again – tried their biangbiang noodles this time as well as potstickers. Loved these noodles! They are thick, chewy noodles with a good amount of topping – you can really tell the skill that goes into making these. The potstickers are very true to tradition – being long, thin and attached to each other (see photos) – and quite different to other potstickers you’ll find in Melbourne. Loved these potstickers BUT they are rather on the oily side, so stay away if you’re not into oily deliciousness. They were surprisingly juicy as well, with soup in the filling which was a pleasant surprise.