Xian Street Food in Dublin

Nice spot for a beer & some food beside the street.

This place is a great little hidden gem in Dublin! The salt and pepper chilli chips were absolutely perfect—crispy, flavorful, and seasoned to perfection. Easily the best we’ve ever had. We’ll definitely be back for more. Definitely worth the que!

Best spice bag going in Dublin. Fast service and a nice heated spot to eat outside.

This was our first spice bag experience, and holy cow was it wonderful. Genuinely such a great dish, and Xian Street Food seems to do it the best. We came back two days in a row for it, and weren't disappointed at all after receiving high, high recommendations for this spot!

A feast for the senses! Wow! Just wow! Wow wow wow! First, I must say, as a concept, the Spice Bag is absolutely relish delish- that is not to be denied. However, I have never eaten so much MSG in my life!!! This is not for the weak. As I got into the second half of my baggie, I feel like I had entered Man vs Food- I was dropping tears with every bite I took. One might say I was feeling the effects of the MSG, and more in the psychedelic way! I had to be escorted to the toilet because the MSG became too much for me, I was stumbling around the joint everywhere! Wow! What an experience. I won't be doing it again soon but I can recommend their Spice Bag, just don't eat too much! That's all for now.

Can recommend a spice bag from here. Includes chips, chicken, vegetables and their secret spices. A must when in Dublin.

Economical, good and very fast and professional staff. Highly recommended

Superb spice bags. Would like to try more options on next visit.

This is probably the best meal I had in Dublin (although I love spicy Asian food). I had been wandering around Grafton Street and wanted to find somewhere to stop nearby for dinner, and after some walking around, I found the little turn off to Anne Street (which is a very charming street, with St. Anne's overlooking it). I could see people were already lined up outside the door and waiting outside for their orders. But, it really didn't take too long - I went in, put in my order, and then waited a bit. I got extra spicy biang biang noodles with tofu and the sour/tangy qishan sauce. As it was getting later, I decided to just walk back to my hotel instead of trying to find a place to eat. It was still piping hot by the time I got there, and it was delicious, and quite a large portion too. I ate the entire thing. If I was in Dublin for longer, I would definitely go back.

If you could have walked past me while I was eating this spice bag in the street you would have heard me saying. 'wow, yum, omg, yum, wow' over and over. Every bite was delicious and a HUGE portion for a great price, especially for Dublin city centre. Could truthfully feed two on one portion. Chips were so crispy and the perfect spice to it.