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Biang Biang Noodles

39/1 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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39/1 Dixon St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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+61 2 9261 2745
HoursMonday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM Tuesday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM Wednesday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM Thursday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM Friday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM Saturday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM Sunday: 12:00 – 9:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Biang Biang Noodles

Dixon Street foot traffic moves fast, but this counter is built for serious carb cravings—specifically, metre-long hand-pulled belt noodles. Regulars zero in on the wide ribbons slicked in chili oil and dark vinegar: thick, chewy, and heavy enough to test your chopstick skills. The move is pairing the bowl with a roujiamo, the crisp laminated flatbread packed with tender braised pork. Trays hit the tables in minutes, portions run big, and prices stay firmly in lunch-money territory.

  • Signature Hand-Pulled Noodles: Wide, metre-long belt noodles pulled fresh by hand with a dense, bouncy chew that holds rich sauces.
  • Crispy Roujiamo Pastries: Crispy laminated flatbread stuffed with spiced, slow-braised pork or garlic yabbies.
  • Punchy Chili Oil & Vinegar: Shaanxi chili oil and tart vinegar blends coat each bowl with fragrant heat.
  • Fast, Budget-Friendly Combos: Quick counter service and generous combination sets deliver high value in Haymarket.
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Why Dine at Biang Biang Noodles

Discover why diners flock to Dixon Street for chewy Shaanxi hand-pulled noodles and flaky roujiamo—book your table now.

  • Meter-Long Hand-Pulled Belt Noodles

    Hand-stretched to an impressive length with a signature chewy bite, these broad noodles offer exceptional texture in every bowl.

    The noodles are insanely wide, chewy, and super satisfying.

    abigail claire

  • Balanced Savory Sauces and Chili Oil

    Fiery aromatic chili oil and spiced sauces cling tightly to the thick ribbons without overpowering the dish.

    Paired with a flavorful sauce that coated the noodles nicely without being too heavy.

    Richard C

  • Crispy Laminated Roujiamo Pastries

    Baked until crisp and flaky, the traditional flatbread buns come packed with succulent braised pork or aromatic garlic yabbies.

    Crispy, flaky flatbread stuffed with richly seasoned, tender braised pork.

    Roxy XIE

  • Authentic Regional Xi'an Combinations

    Pairing chewy noodles with savory stuffed pastries delivers a genuine Shaanxi street-food feast right in Haymarket.

    Shaanxi cold noodles and roujiamo taste absolutely amazing.

    Zoe QIN

  • Brisk Service for Meals on the Move

    Efficient kitchen pacing ensures steaming bowls and warm pastries arrive without long waits, even when Dixon Street is bustling.

    The food comes out fast so if there’s a line it goes pretty quick!

    Anita Tran

  • Heaped Portions at Everyday Prices

    Generously sized servings and wallet-friendly combos ensure an intensely satisfying lunch or dinner in Chinatown.

    Really authentic Xi’an-style flavours with generous portions and great value.

    Roxy C-DV

The authentic Shaanxi street-food dishes guests return for—book your visit and dive in.

  • Biang Biang Noodles

    The noodles are insanely wide, chewy, and super satisfying. The chili oil hits just right and everything tastes really fresh.

    abigail claire

  • Rougamo (Chinese Hamburger)

    Crispy, flaky flatbread stuffed with richly seasoned, tender braised pork. The juice soaks into the bun, making it irresistible.

    Roxy XIE

  • Beef Noodles

    Their beef noodle soup and dry beef noodles were both rich in flavor, with thick, chewy noodles that make every bite satisfying.

    Jade Pham

  • Handmade Dumplings

    Also, don't miss out on their dumplings bc they were next-level flavourful

    Winnie Truong

Frequently Asked Questions

How large are the noodle portions?

Bowls come in very generous portions, featuring long, wide, and thick hand-pulled belt noodles that are satisfyingly filling. If you cannot finish your bowl, takeaway boxes are provided for free.

What are the signature dishes to order?

Pairing your choice of wide noodles with a rougamo (crispy Shaanxi pastry stuffed with fillings like braised pork, lamb, beef, or garlic yabbies) is a signature combination. Cold skin noodles (liangpi) and dumplings are also popular choices.

Can you adjust the spice level or find non-spicy dishes?

You can customize your spice preference when ordering. The oil-spilled noodles feature an aromatic chili oil blend, while options like tomato beef noodle soup provide non-spicy alternatives.

Should you expect a queue during peak dining times?

The shop gets busy during peak lunch and dinner hours, but food comes out quickly and lines tend to move fast. Note that reservations are not accepted, so walk-ins are seated directly or wait in line.

Are vegetarian options available?

Yes, the menu includes vegetarian dishes such as cold vegetable salad and shredded potato flatbread options alongside meat-based specialties.

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