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Welcome to Bites Of Xi’an

At Bites Of Xi’an, we celebrate the vibrant flavors of Xi'an, China, right in the heart of New York City. Our culinary journey unfolds through a diverse menu featuring spicy, savory noodles, exquisite dumplings, and our signature Chinese pork burgers. Each dish is crafted with care, highlighting traditional techniques and fresh ingredients that transport diners straight to Xi'an. Casual yet inviting, we offer a welcoming space for dinners, with options for takeout and delivery. With a commitment to authentic taste and culinary adventure, Bites Of Xi’an invites you to explore the rich tapestry of flavors that define our heritage.

LOCATIONS

If you're on the hunt for an extraordinary culinary experience that tantalizes your taste buds in the heart of New York City, look no further than Bites Of Xi'an. This vibrant eatery, located at 555 8th Ave, New York, NY 10018, brings the rich flavors and traditions of Xi'an cuisine to life, offering a unique blend of burgers, Chinese dishes, and noodles that caters to both adventurous eaters and comfort food lovers alike. With a casual atmosphere and an inviting vibe, it's ideal for dinner, and it also offers takeout and delivery options for those on the go. Reservations are accepted, making it a great spot for a meal with friends or family.

What sets Bites Of Xi'an apart is its dedication to authentic, flavorful dishes. Your journey here isn’t complete without diving into their noodle offerings. The Stewed Beef Noodle Soup with Spicy kick at $15.95 is a symphony of warmth and flavor, with tender beef perfectly infused with aromatic spices. If you're craving something unique, the Diao Diao Noodles (also $15.95) are a must-try, showcasing hand-pulled noodles that are the epitome of Xi'an's culinary legacy.

  • Highlights of the Noodle Dishes:
    • QiShan Meat Sauce Noodle Soup - A comforting bowl with depth, priced at $14.95.
    • Noodles with Cumin Lamb - For those who enjoy a spicy adventure, at $15.95.
    • Veggie Soup Noodle - A vibrant option for $12.95, packed with freshness.
  • Xi'an Specialties:
    • Water Basin Mutton with a crispy burger, an eye-catching dish at $15.95.
    • Liang Pi Cold Skin Noodles - Perfect for a summer treat at just $8.95.
  • Delicious Dumplings:
    • Pork and Cabbage Dumplings - Juicy perfection at $9.95.
    • Chicken and Cabbage Dumplings - A flavorful option also at $9.95.
    • Pork Shrimp Dumplings - A delightful combination at $10.95.

As you explore their menu, you'll find each dish is a celebration of texture, flavor, and tradition. The Chinese pork burger, available for just $5.95, is a revelation, showcasing succulent pork nestled in a soft bun, a perfect choice for those who appreciate a hearty yet approachable bite.

Whether you’re indulging in a warm bowl of spicy hot oil seared hand-ripped noodles or savoring the crunch of authentic pork and chive dumplings, Bites Of Xi'an delivers an unforgettable dining experience. Each bite provides a glimpse into the rich heritage of Xi'an cuisine, leaving you craving more. So, make that call to (212) 884-1222 or head on over; your taste buds will thank you!

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Sara D.
Sara D.

First meal here after I landed in NY! The knife cut noodles were really good, and great flavor. I ordered the crispy beef bun too but it was okay. I think it may need more flavors (personal opinion) but would come back for their noodles!

C J.
C J.

Hand pulled noodles are delicious here, the portions are good, and I enjoyed the dumplings a lot. Flavorful and tender, not too chewy. I ordered the noodles with the three flavors (pork, egg and tomato, and black bean). They were scrumptious.

Amanda D.
Amanda D.

So tender so fresh so delicious. I'm at how much flavor was in the broth. Huge portions. They pull the noodles right in front of you. Perfect texture. I asked what their most popular dish is and they said number one. It wasn't too spicy I added their fresh chilly sauce. Perfect. Clean establishment.

Jessica N.
Jessica N.

Time: August & October 2023 Place: I got take-out from the 32nd St location in August, which looked more spacious but older than the 38th St location. I dined in at the 38th location, which was clean and had a bathroom (huge plus in the city!). However, both locations would be fine to sit down and dine at! Staff were nice at either locations, and service was quick. Food: The taste and quality of food was consistent between locations. And you can tell I enjoyed the food because I only waited one month to get it again AND I got the same thing both times (haha) ⁃ Rou Jia Mo: I got the standard pork filling one, and it was delicious! The bun was light and crispy, with a nice flake on the outside. The pork was fatty, juicy and tender-- exactly how a good Rou Jia Mo should be! It does get really filling because of the fat, so I can only eat half before it feels like it's too much. The taste is savory and brothy, with a light bun to help offset the weight of the flavorful meat. ⁃ Qi Shan Sao Zi Mian: Delicious with generous topping portions! The noodles are so satisfying texture-wise to eat! Thick and flat, but thin enough to slurp, it soaks in the sauce well to offer a burst of spicy and sour flavor alongside the minced pork that is drenched in the sauce too. The entire ensemble is balanced out with refreshing chunks of diced and crunchy carrots, celery, and potatoes. Overall, I love Xi'an foods and this place is a great option that is affordable ($20 total!), has great portions, and delicious taste. I would definitely come here again when I crave Xi'an cuisine.

Sallie D.
Sallie D.

Delicious guilty pleasure Xi'An street food. I had the hand ripped oil seared noodles topped with cumin lamb. It was great. Super flavorful. Not overly spicy. I liked that they serve food in repeat use plastic bowls vs the flimsy paper plates Xi'An Famous Foods uses. Place is spacious and casual, food court vibes. Food came out quickly. Would come back to try other dishes. Only minus was a scary crazy homeless lady sitting in the restaurant mumbling aggressively - not sure if she would suddenly turn on patrons.

Cheyenne T.
Cheyenne T.

A fast food concept for really tasty xi an noodles! The dumplings were my favorite dishes. The pan fried dumplings were nice and crispy on the outside and super flavorful and moist on the inside. We also got the steamed pork and cabbage dumplings in the spicy oil sauce. Again super tasty and almost like a soup dumpling because it was so moist. My favorite noodle was the glass noodle with minced meat. The least popular was the burger buns. They were a bit dry and not as good as the other dishes. Overall the flavors were super authentic and tasty! The seating is decent. No tables for large parties. We combined a small table to make seating for 6. The service is adequate - you order at the counter and then pick up and bring to your table. Would recommend and come again!

Ety G.
Ety G.

OH MY GOD Ordered takeout and the N4 Soup was PERFECT for a cold rainy night. We stayed at a nearby hotel and I really wanted some soup/broth to warm up so I asked my partner to bring some extra broth for my noodles and Bites of Xi'an really delivered! They only charged him an extra $2 for a whole extra container of broth AND meat. The noodles were delicious as well, my only regret was not being able to finish my bowl because I was so full! Will definitely be back next time we are in town !