Xian Street Food in Dublin

First spicebag, wow! Can be quite a queue.

Food was decent, the seating as busy times is a free for all, and therefore not so family friendly. The honey chicken was gorgeous.

Great food, but the wait time is bad - also never anywhere to sit.

Way too busy on Friday night. Spent 40 mins waiting for the food. The ordering system is not efficient, I feel sorry for the staffs keep coming out and shouting for the numbers. Suggestion: 1. Move all tables to one side of the restaurant living an open path to the ordering desk for the people who keep coming in for order, instead of going through the middle of the tables 2. Put a digital screen to show which number is ready to collect

Xian street experience, Dublin During our trip from Barcelona to Dublin, we made a stop at Xian street. In this place, we receive excellent care. Also, at the top, a guy from Seville waited on us, which made the experience even more special. Their kindness and good treatment left us with a very positive impression. Greetings from Spain

Falling out of love... Dear Xian, you used to be so crunchy, so spicy, so lovely... But now, you've changed. You don't have the same kick as you used to. You feel more rushed, like you didn't take the time to crunch up entirely for me... You lost the sparkle in your eye when you lost your veggies... There's too many layers to you I don't understand, and none of them are from onions... And to top things off, you cost me more than you used to. But I'll wait. We can go back to these times when one spice bag could fill two of us, and you'd leave my mouth on fire. Yours truly

There was a long line waiting for food. Placed order. No seating available. Food came within ten minutes and we were able to grab seats. Ordered the Spice Bag, it was good, not happy that I had to pay 2€ for sauce. Also pan fried dumplings, they came out steamed., came with a weird deep fried mystery that was just awful, tasted like fried oil. Spring rolls were good. Also ordered Chicken fried rice, very good. We were there around 2 peon a Saturday, after lunch before dinner. Busy busy. Have patience, don’t bring kids unless willing to wait substantially for a table

Food was awesome! Small little place so not much seating but food was ready quick!

Now I got told that if I was going to Dublin I had to try a spice bag, so this place looked the best option for where i was staying. Food was quick and hot. But felt there wasn't enough veg in the bag or enough curry sauce. Food was nice enough but bit on the pricy side.

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.