Bang Bang Noosa

Name: Bang Bang Noosa
Address: U 9 Lot 6/32 Hastings St, Noosa Heads QLD, SA, 4567, AU
Telephone: +61 7 3185 4666
Rating: 4.6

Noosa Heads QLD · Restaurants & Cafes

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4.6/5

(1,286 reviews)

People queue before the doors open at noon. That's the first thing to know about Bang Bang. The Thai-leaning share menu on Hastings Street draws a loyal crowd, and the garlic chive miang and sticky pork belly come up again and again for good reason. The feed-me banquet is the move for groups, generous enough that you'll leave full. Cocktails are serious, the spicy margarita in particular. Service runs warm and knowledgeable on a good night. Book ahead for Thursday through Saturday, and don't show up hoping to walk in. No kids menu, so families improvise with noodles and roti. The vibe is buzzy and modern without trying too hard. Worth the reservation.

What People Say

Sacha Blossom3 months ago

Food was exceptional! And just as fabulous was the waiter Finn… knowledgeable, attentive and warm he gave us some food + drink recommendations that ended up being some of the most delicious meals i have ever had! Some standouts were the garlic chive miang (indescribably good), the sticky pork belly (for even those who aren’t pork lovers! was tender and cooked to perfection…), the gai yang chicken + the spicy margarita (seriously one of the best i have had!!) Thankyou for such an all round incredible experience ☺️

Kayo Julien (Kayo)4 months ago

A group of four, family (teen, parents and grandparent), we had a lovely late dinner at Bang Bang on a Sunday night. Atmosphere was lovely, cocktails were yummy, food was great and service was excellent. Waitress checked my allergies with kitchen to make sure everyone ordered was safe for me & explained how things work at Bang Bang (thanks 🙏). We shared everything, had great chats & loved the evening.

Ari7 months ago

Space has a great vibe. Modern decor with a buzzing crowd energy. Service was excellent by professional and friendly staff. Definitely need to book for Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Food is great but I though too much flavours and tastes competing for attention in each dish. The cucumber salad was plain and chunks too large to combine elements in each mouthful.

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