Bang Bang Byron Bay is a restaurants & cafes in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $$. It has a 4.6/5 rating from 1538 Google reviews. Contact: 02 6680 7981. Website: https://bangbangbyronbay.com.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Byron Bay · Restaurants & Cafes
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Jonson Lane is Byron's back-of-house: the alley locals use to skip the main-street foot traffic. Bang Bang sets up here with a casual format and a price point that won't require a post-lunch rethink. The name suggests something punchy and fast-moving, which tracks with the lane's walk-in, eat-well energy. Without a deep review trail to draw from, what's clear is the positioning: affordable, unfussy, and pointed at people who want to eat well without the performance of a sit-down restaurant. For a town where a bowl of granola can run twelve dollars, a mid-range casual option on a quiet lane is worth knowing about. Worth a look if you're cutting through from the Arts Factory end.
We had a delicious meal and a great experience at Bang Bang. The kingfish sashimi was light and yummy, the trout was superb and the pork kra pao was lovely. We also had the mango sago and a light cucumber and herb salad which were also delicious. Fantastic service as well. We went suuuper early, hence the empty restaurant pics, but don't worry - it filled up plenty. Even before 6pm it was bustling, and that's on a Wednesday night.
Did the smaller set menu! Was really tasty and a good portion as well. The only item we didn’t really like was the cucumber salad felt like something was missing. We loved the sashimi and the popcorn chicken as well as the pork belly! Would suggest making resos as it was quite busy.
The food was excellent except a minor error but the chef recooked it right away. Anna’s service was outstanding even the staff had to handle a high volume of dinners. Atmosphere is amazing! I highly recommend this place to anyone who come to Byron Bay.

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The food was amazing. Some of the best we’ve had on our Australia trip. Sashimi was sensational. The trout was cooked beautifully and one of the best papaya salads I’ve had. Wine selection is decent.
Awesome interiors! Kingfish is delicious! We had an awkward fist interaction with the host who left to find us a table about 4 times , then told us theres no space then told us theres a kitchen table very chaotic start but ended up very delicious food which made up for it ! We did the 89$ banquet and left feeling very full! The kao siu was a heavy end with the rice bowl. The banquet gets served with abut of space between the light starts and mains which we realised a little late. Cauliflower and beef were the highlights for us! Drinks were funky in a good way- their eclectic descriptions matched the flavours. We had the green apple and the floating market.
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