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Little Weiner

199 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia

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199 Parramatta Rd, Homebush West NSW 2140, Australia

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HoursMonday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM Tuesday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM Wednesday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM Thursday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM Friday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM Saturday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM Sunday: 5:30 PM – 2:00 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Little Weiner

Parked along Parramatta Road, this late-night food truck turns street-side curbs into a bustling hub for halal comfort eats. Night owls drop by for massive baked jacket spuds smothered in rich butter chicken gravy, kransky rolls drizzled with house special sauce, and battered cheese sticks with stretchy cheese pulls. Grab a plastic stool out front and dive into a carton of seasoned fries buried under thick warm gravy.

  • Halal Street Sausages: Certified halal kransky beef sausages and crisp corn dogs served fresh from the truck late into the night.
  • Loaded Fusion Spuds: Massive baked jacket potatoes loaded with toppings like butter chicken sauce, spiced mince, or sliced weiners.
  • Gravy Loaded Fries: Generously seasoned chips buried beneath thick savoury gravy and melted cheese.

What's On at Little Weiner

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

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Why Choose Little Weiner

Why late-night diners and street food enthusiasts flock to Little Weiner

  • Enormous Loaded Jacket Potatoes

    Customers praise the substantial baked jacket potatoes laden with rich toppings like butter chicken and spiced mince, offering serious comfort food value.

    the potatoes are HUGE and absolutely delicious!

    Kaitlin Oliveira
  • Craved Sauced and Gravy Loaded Fries

    Diners consistently highlight the indulgent gravy loaded fries, celebrated for their generous seasoning, rich meat strips, and balanced sauces.

    their loaded fries are consistently perfectly cooked and seasoned, and are the most delicious loaded fries EVER.

    Kaitlin Oliveira
  • Late-Night Certified Halal Street Food

    For late-night diners across Sydney seeking late-night street food, having completely certified halal sausages and snacks provides complete reassurance.

    The food is all halal and the quality is definitely a cut above the usual food truck / carnival corndogs.

    Saif Kade
  • Dependable Late-Night Comfort Stop

    Late hours make this outdoor food truck a reliable go-to when looking for hearty hot food and snacks late into the evening.

    It’s the perfect late night comfort feed.

    Faye Jawad
  • Novelty Corn Dogs and Cheese Pulls

    Diners rave about the playful melted cheese pulls across battered corn dogs, cheese sticks, and loaded rolls.

    The weiner and spuds was also very good with ridiculous cheese pulls.

    Neli Elle
  • Bold Multicultural Fusion Gravies

    The distinctive taste combinations—such as butter chicken gravy poured over hot baked spuds—deliver an unexpected and memorable street-food treat.

    wow wow wow is all i can say about butter chicken spud... i didnt think it would work but boy was i wrong, its totally amazing

    Joanna Casorzo

Beyond the menu

Hospitality touches that elevate late-night street food in Homebush West

  • Freshly Cooked in Plain View

    Staff prepare dishes to order directly in front of waiting patrons, openly remaking orders if anything falls short of expectations.

  • Dedicated Halal Late-Night Sourcing

    Dedicated Halal German-style sausages, kranskys, and battered treats provide safe, inclusive late-night street food without dietary ambiguity.

  • Customer-First Queue Care

    To protect walk-up customers from long delays, the team actively pruned online delivery channels and streamlined high-wait items during peak rushes.

  • Base-to-Top Seasoning Consistency

    Loaded fries are layered and sauced completely through to the base, ensuring no unseasoned chips remain at the bottom of the container.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the food halal?

Yes. Reviewers confirm that Little Weiner serves halal options, including halal German-style sausages, beef kranskys, rolls, and corn dogs.

What should you order, and how large are the portions?

The menu centres on loaded baked jacket potatoes (spuds) with toppings like butter chicken or minced meat, alongside German-style hot dog rolls, cheese corn dogs, loaded fries with gravy, and burgers. Portions for the spuds are notably large and can easily satisfy two people.

What are the late-night hours and expected wait times?

Little Weiner operates late into the night, opening daily at 5:30 PM and serving until 2:00 AM. Crowd levels pick up late at night, so expect waits around 10 to 20 minutes during peak busy periods.

What is the seating setup like?

It is a roadside food truck with casual, open-air outdoor seating. Reviewers advise dressing warmly on cool nights, as there are no heaters or overhead rain covers.

Where can you park?

Yes, customers note there are several spots beside the food truck as well as free parking available along the adjacent side street.

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