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Biang Biang Noodles

Hand-Pulled Noodles, Vegan Tofu

Worth ordering: Noodlesnamed in 37 reviews

Try the mapo tofu dry-mix noodles; reviewers repeatedly praise their flavor and chewy noodles.

4.5food Good vegan options

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Ask about: animal ingredients Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Good to know: Specify that your meal needs to be vegan when ordering; some dishes may otherwise contain fish sauce, and veganized sauces may differ from the menu description.
The curry tofu dry-mix noodles are another well-liked vegan choice.

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Portions are large, so consider ordering gradually, especially when sharing appetizers.
Go on a weekday or join the waitlist during busy periods.

Must-try

Worth ordering: Curry tofu noodlesnamed in 9 reviews
Worth ordering: Mapo tofu noodlesnamed in 18 reviews

People also mention dumpling, dumplings and cucumber salad.

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Also mapo tofu, salad, chili tofu and spring rolls.

Good for

The vibe: dates The vibe: groups

Praised for generous portions, good value and fast service.

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Also praised for attentive service, beautiful interior and friendly service.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites

About

Biang Biang Noodles is a casual Chinese noodle house known for wide, chewy hand-pulled noodles, with vegan dry mixes such as mapo tofu and curry tofu alongside vegetable dumplings and sides. Portions are large and service is often quick, though reviews note that some dishes need to be requested vegan and the close-set tables can feel busy.