We Finally Tried Mumbai’s Bang Bang Noodles… Was It Worth the Hype?
When Bang Bang Noodles first went viral in Goregaon, we completely missed the hype. So when they opened a new outlet in Khar, we knew we had to give it a try. Here’s what we ordered: * Classic Ma La Bang Bang Noodles * Ma La Thread Paneer * Garlic Chive Pork Belly The Ma La Bang Bang Noodles had good flavour, but the noodles were much thicker than we expected, making them feel heavier than addictive. The Ma La Thread Paneer looked incredible, but the thick crispy coating overpowered the paneer, so every bite felt like more batter than cheese. The Garlic Chive Pork Belly was enjoyable but fairly simple and didn’t stand out as much as we’d hoped. Overall, it was a decent meal with high-quality ingredients and an interesting menu. We can definitely see the potential, but with a few tweaks, Bang Bang Noodles could truly live up to its reputation. Bonus points for valet parking, which is always a huge plus in Khar. Have you visited the Goregaon or Khar outlet? Let us know which one you prefer in the comments. Keywords used: Bang Bang Noodles Khar, Bang Bang Noodles Goregaon, Bang Bang Noodles review, Khar restaurants, Mumbai restaurants, Chinese food Mumbai, Asian food Mumbai, Ma La noodles, spicy noodles Mumbai, Khar food, restaurant review Mumbai, honest food review, best restaurants in Khar, Mumbai food guide, pork belly Mumbai, paneer dishes Mumbai #bangbangnoodles #khar #mumbaifood #restaurantreview #foodreview #mumbairestaurants #chinesefood #asianfood #noodles #foodie #dineanddish #thingstodoinmumbai #honestreview #mumbaifoodie #kharfood
