These Giant 'Street Food' California Noodles Are Basically Celebrities
BANG BANG Noodles is back at their Highland Park pop up location this week in Los Angeles, and you better get your orders in ASAP because these babies sell out super quick.
Inspired by street food in Xi'an China, the noodles are hand-pulled, gorgeous, and delicious — and the people of Los Angeles go bonkers for them.
And rightfully so —biang biang mian has always been popular in Xi'an but is now an LA staple thanks to this shop, approved by food blogger Twaydabae.
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They're pretty gorgeous to look at, TBH — here we have the "tomato dry" bowl looking like a colorful sea monster.
Ever seen a noodle so large it looks like a slide? No? Well, it sounds like you need some BANG BANG Noodles in your world, friend.
Choose your protein wisely — they have beef shank or lamb for the meat-eaters and housemade seitan or shitake mushroom for the vegetarians.
Their curbside pick-up and carryout menu features four types of bowls and can be found on their Instagram (as well as a detailed schedule telling you when they're open and when to order).
Plan in advance, act fast — these noodles are basically celebrities.
BANG BANG Noodles
Price: $13 per bowl
Address: 5018 York Blvd L.A. CA 90042
Why You Need To Go: Because these are hands down the best noodles in Los Angeles (not to mention the most photogenic — they are like wobbly little models you can eat)