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Hangoutz

77 King Georges Rd, Wiley Park NSW 2195, Australia

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77 King Georges Rd, Wiley Park NSW 2195, Australia

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HoursMonday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM Tuesday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM Thursday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM Friday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM Saturday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM Sunday: 4:00 PM – 2:00 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Hangoutz

Hangoutz brings authentic Bangladeshi street snacks to Wiley Park, serving roadside favorites and late-night bites until 2:00 AM. Step inside and the space pops with 1990s pop-culture posters, lantern lighting, and an easygoing buzz suited for long adda sessions with friends. Groups often split shared platters loaded with tangy fuchka, spicy bhelpuri, and warming cups of tea. The kitchen also turns out spiced beef tehari and juicy smash burgers finished with fresh red onion garnish.

  • Nostalgic Pop-Culture Decor: Retro posters, neon accents, and historical pop-culture art create an energetic 90s atmosphere.
  • Roadside Street Bites: Crisp fuchka with authentic tok, spicy bhelpuri, and beef tehari recall Dhaka roadside stalls.
  • Open Until 2:00 AM: Keeps the kitchen running late into the night, staying open until 2:00 AM for midnight cravings.

What's On at Hangoutz

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Guests Choose Hangoutz

Discover why diners choose Hangoutz for authentic street bites, cultural nostalgia, and relaxed group gatherings.

  • Authentic Roadside Street Food Flavors

    Guests praise authentic roadside delicacies like fuchka and bhelpuri that deliver true traditional flavor.

    It was the best fuchka I’ve had in Sydney. Even the tok was excellent, closely resembling authentic roadside flavor.

    Tahiya Sultana, 170041063
  • Homestyle Comforts and Signature Street Snacks

    Diners enjoy flavorful specialty offerings from slow-cooked beef tehari to freshly prepared street snack platters.

    I tired their Special beef Tehari the taste was superb ( it feels like mom’s cooking) and their Dhakaiya Velpuri is another blast .

    Mashrafi Rahman
  • Vibrant Pop Culture and Cultural Nostalgia

    The dining space is immersed in Bangladeshi pop culture, 90s media tributes, and historical references.

    The way they’ve added elements of Bangladeshi pop culture into the space is done so beautifully and thoughtfully.

    Ishtiak Hafiz
  • Memorable 90s Ambience and Heritage

    Thoughtfully curated decor, hanging lanterns, and historical photography immerse visitors in a retro atmosphere.

    The atmosphere is wonderful, colourful, and filled with photos showcasing the history and culture of Bangladesh. It feels like going back to the 90s and brings back many great memories.

    Sheik Iqbal
  • Shared Platters and Relaxed Social Hangouts

    Large parties and friend circles gather over shared platters, hot tea, and lively conversation.

    Great place to hangout with your friends and family and spend quality time in having bangladeshi snacks or tea or parata rolls or tehari...

    Mohammad T Islam
  • Welcoming Hospitality for Large Gatherings

    Staff welcome big family parties and groups with patient, accommodating service that eases group visits.

    We visited as a group of 17 people, and everything was absolutely amazing! The food, service, and the staff’s patience were impeccable.

    Afsana Rahman

Other favorites

Traditional Bangladeshi teas, lassi, and desserts to complement your meal

  • Tea

    loved the tea as well

    Tahiya Sultana, 170041063
  • Dhakaiya Lassi

    Dhakaiya Lassi is a must order!

    Jacalyn Sofian
  • Smashed Shingara

    The smashed shingara was something new I tried, and it was really delicious.

    Tahiya Sultana, 170041063
  • Roshmalai

    Roshmalai sweets are out of the world.

    Abdullah Mahmud

Before you head over

Practical advice on timing, parking, and ordering for your visit

  • Late-Night Parking Strategy

    Parking near the restaurant can be tight during peak hours, but visiting during later trading windows (open until 2:00 AM) makes finding a nearby spot significantly easier.

  • Off-Peak Timing to Avoid Crowds

    To avoid peak crowds and ensure a smooth table experience, consider timing your visit after 6:00 PM when crowds begin to thin out.

  • Platters for Group Ordering

    If visiting with family or a group, order the Adda or mixed snack platter to sample a wide variety of street food specialties like velpuri and doi fuchka together.

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