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Hungry Paulie 愛呷囝仔

Shop 3/3-5 Trelawney St, Eastwood NSW 2122, Australia

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Find Hungry Paulie 愛呷囝仔

Shop 3/3-5 Trelawney St, Eastwood NSW 2122, Australia

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HoursMonday: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Hungry Paulie 愛呷囝仔

Hungry Paulie dishes out authentic Taiwanese night-market classics and hearty comfort staples in Eastwood. Expect a vintage, military dependents’ village vibe—wood carvings, retro bus-stop signs, and mandopop setting the tone. Locals come for generous bento trays and bowls piled with hand-cut braised pork belly alongside crispy oyster omelettes. Tables fill up quickly over steaming beef noodle soup, flaky pepper pastries, and cold glasses of house-made soybean milk.

  • All-Day Street Food Menu: Dishes span morning crullers and rice rolls through to lunch bentos, stir-fries, and bubbling clay pots.
  • Vintage Village Atmosphere: Decorated with 1950s cultural relics, retro bus stop fixtures, and classic Taiwanese tunes that evoke old-school nostalgia.
  • Night-Market Comforts: Crowds reliably queue for tender braised pork belly rice, beef tendon noodle soup, and crispy-edged oyster omelettes.

What's On at Hungry Paulie 愛呷囝仔

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

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Why Diners Choose Hungry Paulie

From dawn breakfast staples to late-night comfort bowls served in a nostalgic retro village setting.

  • Authentic Night Market & Comfort Staples

    From braised pork rice bowls and slow-simmered beef noodle soup to crispy oyster omelettes, Hungry Paulie delivers the quintessential street flavors of Taipei.

    I recently had the pleasure of trying some amazing Taiwanese street food, and it truly felt like a trip back to the night markets of Taipei!

    Joy Sun
  • All-Day Taiwanese Menu Scope

    Unlike typical lunch counters or single-dish noodle shops, the kitchen provides an all-day Taiwanese menu spanning breakfast crullers and rice rolls to full dinner bentos.

    They also have a huge selection of options from breakfast to dinner.

    Tanya Quach
  • Evocative Village Nostalgia & Warmth

    Between vintage 1950s cultural artifacts, bus stop signage, and classic retro tunes, diners find a deeply resonant taste of home that softens homesickness.

    Also love the nostalgic vibes of Taiwanese military dependents’ villages/眷村 - they bring back so much memories.

    Alecia C
  • A Homestyle Welcoming Atmosphere

    Comforting family-style service and traditional, deeply savory recipes make diners feel genuinely embraced and cared for.

    喜歡來愛呷囡仔,不只是想念家鄉味,更是因為這裡有家的感覺。

    Gin Chen
  • Fast & Affordable Casual Feasts

    With generous multi-item bento boxes, hearty bowls, and prompt table turnarounds, visitors can count on a fast and budget-friendly meal during busy Eastwood outings.

    The service was friendly and fast, making it a great spot for a casual, satisfying meal.

    Kylie Ye
  • Flexible Small Plates & Communal Dining

    Offering an extensive variety of shareable street appetizers, stir-fries, and celebratory multi-course banquets, it is built for communal gathering.

    What I really like about this place is that you can order a bunch of small dishes. Perfect for someone like me who wants to try a little bit of everything.

    Jiantao Wei

Other favorites

Traditional night market snacks, classic pastries, and authentic Taiwanese drinks

  • Taiwanese Stinky Tofu

    Absolutely love the Taiwanese stinky tofu here! It has a perfect honeycomb-like texture - crispy on the outside, airy and flavourful on the inside.

    Sergey Ali-Sikand
  • Glutinous Rice Roll

    Also obsessed with their Glutinous Rice Roll, Taiwanese Pastry & Pancakes, and of course, classic soybean milk 🥹💛

    Jamie Diary
  • Black Pepper Pork Pastry with Shallots

    Black pepper fans should also try the P1 Black Pepper Pork Pastry with Shallots (Paulie Pie) 👍.

    Jan Ardevaas
  • Soy Milk

    The soy milk was perfectly balanced, with chewy pearls and just the right sweetness.

    Joy Sun

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality details and nostalgic touches that elevate a casual meal into a comforting homecoming

  • Personal Birthday Celebrations

    Diners celebrating a birthday are treated with bespoke warmth, with the owner making personal celebratory gestures so that guests feel extra special.

  • 1950s Village & Bus Stop Atmosphere

    The dining room is decorated like a vintage Taiwanese military dependents' village (眷村), complete with an old bus stop facade and a 1950s television.

  • Complimentary Soup Refills

    To pair with rich braised rice bowls and noodle set combos, the kitchen offers complimentary soup refills during dining.

  • Attentive Chef Recommendations & Homestyle Care

    Diners are welcomed with personal care from named staff and chef recommendations, such as introducing off-menu daily seasonal items like purple rice cylinder rice cakes.

Before you head over

Practical dining tips on timing, daily specials, and dining room service

  • Expect Brief Queues at Peak Times

    The dining room can get crowded during busy periods, though lines ease up quickly and food comes out fast for a prompt table turnover.

  • Arrive Early for Daily Limited Specials

    Popular daily deals like the braised pork rice bowl are capped at 100 servings per day, so plan an earlier lunch or dinner visit to secure them.

  • Help Yourself to Self-Serve Water

    Drinking water and cups are set up as self-service from the refrigerator, so you can grab your own drinks while waiting for your meal.

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