Biang Biang Noodles - Seattle

The menu of Biang Biang Noodles from Seattle includes 53 menus. On average, menus or drinks on the menu cost about $12.4. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What melissa yang likes about Biang Biang Noodles:
Ate here when I was catching up with a friend. It was alright. I was expecting the Sichuan wings to be spicy, but it was just sweet like honey glaze. pepper and salt wings were ok. I ordered the beef noodles soup, it was alright. I had leftovers and took it home it didn't taste as good warmed up (granted it was 2 days later so that might have been why). read more.

The diner is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical disabilities.

What Max M doesn't like about Biang Biang Noodles:
Nothing special. It's a great idea but ultimately the food isn't that tasty. Dishes were kind of one note and we found the noodles to be not fully cooked and very uneven in size and thickness with an underlying raw flour taste. The scallion pancake was passive and seemed frozen versus freshly made. Much better options in the area and in Seattle. read more.

In Biang Biang Noodles from Seattle, expect versatile, tasty Chinese cuisine that's authentically cooked in a wok, On the daily specials there are also several Asian meals. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of Biang Biang Noodles. Anyone who finds the everyday and generally known meals too boring can here approach with a willingness to experiment and try some exciting combination of ingredients consume.