Xian Street Food Dublin

The food is ok but service is very slow. Maybe it was an off day?
What most people seem to get is the spice bag, which is chips (fries) with fried chicken mixed with spices.
The food is less spicy and a bit more bland version of the dishes it represents.

I have been ordering (through Deliveroo) quite regularly and must say the quality has been consistent over the years. Very few restaurants can beat their portion size. Like the Spicy Bag, Amber Chicken, Mala Chicken and the Thai curries. Can recommend without a doubt.

Good place for a quick bite. 4 in 1 is a great deal if you are in hurry and hungry. Saute sauce is recommended for fries. Pad thai was a bit disappointing but the other foods look great.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Xian Street Food in Dublin, Ireland, and it was an absolute delight. The star of the show was undoubtedly the Spicy Bag – a flavorful masterpiece that left my taste buds dancing.

The Spicy Bag, despite its name, struck the perfect balance of spice, offering a tantalizing kick without overwhelming the palate. The crispy chicken and chips were expertly cooked, boasting a delightful crunch that added a satisfying texture to every bite.

What set this dish apart was the harmonious blend of salt, chili, and chili sauce. The seasoning was impeccable, creating a symphony of flavors that complemented each other beautifully. The heat from the chili was just right, enhancing the overall taste without overshadowing the other elements.

The ambiance of Xian Street Food added to the overall experience. The restaurant had a welcoming atmosphere, and the staff was friendly and attentive, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. The authenticity of the place added a touch of charm, making it a standout spot for those seeking genuine Chinese street food in the heart of Dublin.

In addition to the Spicy Bag, the menu offered a variety of other tempting options. The culinary journey through Xian Street Food was a delightful exploration of Chinese flavors, showcasing the diverse and rich tapestry of regional cuisine.

Overall, Xian Street Food left a lasting impression on me. From the first bite of the Spicy Bag to the friendly service and inviting ambiance, it's a gem in Dublin's culinary scene. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone craving an authentic and memorable Chinese street food experience.

The place was packed but we found a small table outside where we were able to have lunch. Unfortunately, they don’t have a lot of table inside and they do not provide heating for the table outside. I got the Singapore noodles with chicken and it was delicious (14 euros). Service was super fast considering the amount of people that were seating.
Recommended!

This place serves the most delicious Chinese food. When I went there, it was cold so it was a perfect day to have a warm cup of noodles. Some foods look spicy but it actually isn’t for some of them. This is so good that I want to eat it again and again! 🤣🤣🤣 it was so, so, so, so good. It is succulent and delectable that we did a take away for spicy bucket.

Ordered the sweet potato noodles. The soup is very bland, not enough seasoning.

Our server is the worst. First of all, he had no clue about the beer we were trying to order which is not a big deal. Then I started to order, when I was talking he just walked away to greet with other customers who just walked in. It's fine to do that, but it's annoying to do it three times in one minute.

Overall, it was a terrible experience.