Xiao's Noodle Bar Fairfield, Sydney

Xiao's Noodle Bar Details

Xiao's Noodle Bar Address

11 The Crescent
Fairfield NSW 2165
Map
Xiao's Noodle Bar Website

Xiao's Noodle Bar Contact Info

Phone (02) 8764 0518
Enquiries
Xiaos Noodles on (02) 8764 0518 Emailxiaosnoodlebar@gmail.com

Cuisines

Chinese, Middle Eastern, Mongolian, Noodle Bar, Vegetarian

Chef

Shuyan Song, Thanh Nguyen

Prices

Average Meal Price $16 - based on one entree & main course only
General prices range from $7.00-$10.00
Entrees $7.00
Mains $8.00-$10.00

Rooms & Capacity

No of Seats 30

Hours

Lunch
Tue to Sun 11am - 4:30pm
Dinner
Tue to Sun 5pm - 9pm
Open on Public Holidays

BYO

Available

Specialties

Xin Jiang hand made flat noodles with spicy chicken and vegetables
Shish kebab lamb skewers
Vegetarian dishes
Spicy lamb noodles

Serves

Serves Lunch
Serves Dinner
Serves Takeaway
Food Delivery

Delivery

Within walking distance of our restaurant

Classifications

Restaurants
Takeaways

Payment Types Accepted

No Cards Accepted

Parking

Ample or Convenient Parking
Free Parking
Off Street Parking
Parking Station
Street Parking
Valet Parking
Parking Suggestions
Right opposite Fairfield Station so plenty of off the street parking as well as station car park

Established in 2011

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Overview of Xiao's Noodle Bar

Great food with great entertainment. A night you will never forget.

////Announcement////

Xiao's Noodle Bar will be closed from the 30th May 2012 till 3rd July 2012.

We apologies for any inconvenience this may cause you.

Kind Regards

Xiao Team.

User Reviews of Xiao's Noodle Bar, Fairfield

Displaying: 1 - 8 of 8 reviews

6.8 Recommended

Food 7 Ambience 5 Service 6 Value 9

Ate here with a few friends 2 weeks ago and we ordered the lamb skewers, hand made noodles, mongolian lamb and pan fried dumplings. The servings were fairly large and the highlight was the hand made noodles. For the four dishes we spent $36 all up. Will be back for the hand made noodles.

Feb 24, 2012

bellee
4

6.8 Recommended

Food 5 Ambience 5 Service 8 Value 9

Been to the Northern Chinese Cuisine in the city, this one was delightful. However, I still prefer the ones in the city. The lamb skewers were okay. The chilli chicken was tasty and the noodles were great.

Jan 05, 2012

foodie_love
1

6.5 Recommended

Food 7 Ambience 5 Service 6 Value 8

A small place with little ambience. The food though was good but the menu is limited. Prices are cheap and though my takeaway boxes look big, I ate my noodles (where the lamb wasn't overly chewy for once) and the potato shreds in one go.

Dec 13, 2011

SydneyguyRojoe
633

9.5 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 8 Service 10 Value 10

Amazing handmade noodles by the owner and chef are definitely worth heading back for again and again. Great vegetarian options as well, relaxed vibe and friendly staff, great for a group catch up or a quick solo meal!

Nov 03, 2011

Kaz*
11

9.3 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 9 Service 9 Value 9

The pancakes and lamb skewers are absolutely delicious. I couldn't resist ordering them for take away as well (the pancakes are still just as delicious the next day!). The trip all the way to Fairfield is well worth it, been there twice and will def be back again for more! you just can't get enough of the food here, you are spoilt for choice with such an extensive menu.

All dishes that I've tried there have not disappointed. All noodles and dumpling skins are hand made (not like those other commercialised noodles made by machines...) such good food at such affordable prices. Strongly recommend this place.

Nov 03, 2011

Grace P.
1

9.8 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 9 Service 10 Value 10

A great restaurant for lunch and dinner catch ups with friends. Pan fried leek and egg pancakes are my absolute favourites, I order two serves every time I go there. The servings are extremely generous, and you can generally come away completely stuffed with food to take home. Definitely one of my favourite places to go to locally.

Nov 03, 2011

smull
1

8.5 Highly Recommended

Food 8 Ambience 8 Service 9 Value 9

Thanks for the review. I tried it over the wknd and I was blown away, its almost like a well kept secret. Shame they don't have one open in the city.

Jul 11, 2011

Dave2161
1

1 of 1 reader found the following review helpful

9.5 Highly Recommended

Food 10 Ambience 9 Service 10 Value 9

“Fairfield? What is there to eat at Fairfield besides Laos food and Lebanese cuisines,” said the ignorant foodie. “Have you not heard? There’s a new Chinese restaurant which makes killer lamb skewers,” replied a friend. The ignorant foodie decided to research local eateries in Fairfield and came across a XinJiang style restaurant titled Xiao’s Chinese Noodle Bar.

The ignorant foodie is the author of this review and upon hearing about this new restaurant opening in Fairfield, a suburb dominated by Arabic speaking cultures, I was compelled to discover for myself the culinary skills that this XinJiang family had to offer.

It was a lazy Saturday afternoon, when 3 friends and I decided to visit the restaurant. To our surprise the restaurant is in close proximity to the station with ample car parking around the side street. Upon entering the restaurant, we were all greeted by a lovely waitress, smiling and speaking in their native tongue, “ni hao,” ("hello"). We all obliged and with our best Chinese accent reply in kind “ni hao!”. We were escorted to a vacant table and seated with the menu on hand. We can tell we made the right choice to have our lazy Saturday lunch here as the prices for each cuisine reasonable.

Despite the variety of dishes, we were automatically drawn to the lamb skewers. Nothing will cure last night’s alcohol binge with some XinJiang style lamb skewers. Upon further inspection of the menu, we noticed that they serve dumplings cooked either braised or fried. Looking at each other we all knew a serving of 10 and 12 dumplings (braised and fried) will be enough to get our taste buds started. With lamb skewers and dumplings locked in, we each ordered a main. One had a rice dish and 3 had handmade noodle dishes.

First came the braised dumplings, there was no hesitation from anyone as we quickly devour the first dish. With a large soy base sauce on hand, the first plate was cleared in record time. Then came the lamb skewers, we asked the waitress for plates and she was very accommodating. Four skewers between 4 people, it was a no brainer as we gobbled those lamb cubes like it was nobody’s business. The fried dumplings arrived shortly and like its predecessors it stand no chance of survival beyond resting on the plate for no more than 2 minutes.

By the time our mains arrived our hunger was satisfied, we could tell that an injustice was made as we had overcompensated our appetite. We all tried our mains and like the entrees they were tasty and surprisingly served in large portions. No one on the table could finish their mains and asked for take-away boxes so it could be enjoy later that night. We all sat back and rested our bellies, silent and fulfilled.

We decided to call it an afternoon and the smiling waitress handed our bill. The cost came down to less than $60 in total, the same amount I spent for dinner the night before.

We all walked out smiling from ear to ear. We have unearthed a gem of a restaurant, the prices are reasonable, serving is great and quality is fantastic. If I was to sum up my experience in 5 words, it will be: ...Ni Hao! Lamb skewers please.

Jul 04, 2011