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How we read reviews →Melbourne CBD's hand-pulled Xi'an biang biang noodle specialist, made fresh through the window.
A tiny, no-frills noodle bar with hand-pulling visible through the front window, disposable cutlery, self-serve water, and an upstairs overflow seating area, built for a quick bowl rather than a lingering meal.
Noodles hand-pulled fresh in view of the street, vegan noodle options, a 10% weekend surcharge reviewers flag, and one of only two Australian locations for the brand.
Reviewers repeatedly describe the noodles as authentic Xi'an-style, and Mandarin-language reviews reference specific regional dishes, suggesting a genuine following among Xi'an-cuisine fans.
Generally seen as good value for generous portions, though a 10% weekend surcharge and a few reports of shrinking meat portions have drawn complaints.
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