Bang Bang Noodles

Hey foodie friends! I’ve been hearing whispers about this incredible noodle spot in Culver City, and I just had to check it out for myself. As someone who’s always on the hunt for authentic, flavor-packed noodle dishes, Bang Bang Noodles has been on my radar for weeks. The buzz about their hand-pulled noodles and unique flavor combinations was too tempting to ignore. I knew I had to experience these legendary bowls and share the real deal with all of you - because when a place gets this much love from food lovers, you know it’s something special!

Restaurant Info

• Restaurant Type: Noodles, Pop-Up Restaurants
• Address: 9355 Culver Blvd Ste J Culver City, CA 90232 , USA

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Walking into Bang Bang Noodles feels like discovering a hidden gem in the heart of Culver City. This pop-up restaurant has that perfect balance of casual vibe and serious culinary chops. The space is intimate and unpretentious, focusing entirely on what matters - incredible noodles. You can often catch glimpses of the chefs skillfully hand-pulling noodles in the open kitchen, which adds to the authentic experience. It’s the kind of place where food takes center stage, with minimal fuss and maximum flavor. The energy here is electric - you can feel the passion for noodles in every bowl they serve!

Let me tell you about the Szechuan Garlic Dry or Soup - this dish is an absolute flavor explosion! I opted for the dry version, and the moment it arrived at my table, the aroma of freshly minced garlic and Szechuan peppercorns hit me. The noodles had that perfect chewy texture, coated in a savory sauce with just the right amount of heat. The garlic wasn’t overpowering but rather complemented the numbing sensation from the Szechuan peppercorns beautifully. Each bite left my taste buds tingling in the best way possible - this is comfort food with a serious kick!

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The Tingly Cumin Dry or Soup is a game-changer for cumin lovers! I went with the dry version, and wow - the earthy, aromatic cumin flavor was front and center without being overwhelming. The noodles were perfectly cooked and coated in this incredible spice blend that had just the right amount of warmth. What really impressed me was how the cumin created this wonderful tingly sensation that lingered pleasantly. It’s bold, it’s flavorful, and it’s the kind of dish that makes you keep going back for another bite. If you love complex spice profiles, this one’s for you!

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The Xi’an Tomato Dry noodles are a delightful surprise - a brighter, fresher take on traditional noodle dishes. The tomato sauce had this wonderful balance of sweet and tangy, with chunks of fresh tomato that burst with flavor. Unlike heavier noodle dishes, this one felt light yet satisfying. The acidity from the tomatoes cut through beautifully, creating a refreshing dish that’s perfect for any time of day. It’s like summer in a bowl - comforting yet vibrant, and absolutely addictive!

The restaurant has a modern and trendy atmosphere, with a focus on healthy, Asian-inspired cuisine. The decor is minimalist, with a focus on clean lines and simple shapes. The lighting is bright and airy, and the tables are made of wood. The overall atmosphere is casual and inviting, making it a great spot for a quick and easy meal.

Rating is 4 out of 5. reviews:

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First time here and a friend recommended. I got what ever had no spice or less spice bc everything had some spice for my palate. I liked the tomato dry…

Ever since I first had Biang Biang noodles I have been on the lookout for them everywhere. Luckily I was in Culver City over the weekend and was able to…

Handpulled noodles? Yes please! Located in a food hall, Bang Bang Noodles is serving up biang biang style noodles which are the long and stretchy handpulled…

First time here and a friend recommended. I got what ever had no spice or less spice bc everything had some spice for my palate. I liked the tomato dry…