Halal Reviews for Xian Street Food Temple Bar

Visited Xian Street Food in Dublin and had a really good experience! Tried the Spice Bag, Fried Rice, Noodles, and a few other dishes — everything was tasty, fresh, and came out nice and hot. The Spice Bag especially hit the spot — crispy chicken, plenty of flavour, and just the right amount of heat. What I really liked is that it’s a great value for money — generous portions, quick service, and plenty of tasty options that don’t break the bank. The place has a casual, relaxed vibe, perfect for a quick meal or a casual hangout with friends. Overall, a solid spot for good Chinese street food at budget-friendly prices. Definitely worth a visit if you’re around the city and craving something tasty and satisfying!

The famous spice bag was amazing but was not a huge fan of the other dishes as I felt they lacked flavour in comparison (as did my partner). Could do with more inside seating as it gets really busy and packed. However, staff can’t be faulted and service is rapid.

Tried the Xi'an Famous Spice Bag at Xian Street Food after seeing it all over social media — and it definitely lived up to the hype! We were lucky to grab a seat because the place was packed. The shredded chicken and chips were perfectly crispy, packed with flavour, and had just the right level of heat. I would’ve liked a bit more onion and pepper, but it still hit the spot. Loved that they had plenty of condiments on the table like chilli oil and sriracha sauce to spice it up even more. The portion was generous — easily enough for two people to share as a snack — and very reasonably priced. Can’t wait to go back and try more of the menu… though I’ll just end up getting the spice bag again!

Just went to try the famous Spice bag and must say its worth the hype. You get good quantity for the price. We also added sweet and sour sauce, but must say its actually not needed. The fries and chicken should be tasted as is. You might have to wait a bit in the queue, but its totally worth it.

Xian Street Food in Dublin was more of a hit and miss experience. The Bao Bun with Szechuan Chicken was magnificent-incredibly soft with delicious, perfectly spiced chicken. Skipping the famous Spice Bag for the Crispy and Chilli Chicken paid off; it was the absolute highlight and tasted amazing. However, be cautious with other items: the Nasi Goreng was very average with a fish stench, and the House Fried Chicken is definitely avoidable. Go for the buns and the chilli chicken! One final note: this is an extremely small outlet with very few seats, though we were lucky to find some space during peak lunch hour.