Biang Biang Noodles ↗

Biang Biang Noodles is a restaurant at 601 East Pike Street in Seattle, WA. In their own words: Chinese hand-pulled noodles with a creative twist, inspired by our family recipes. Capitol Hill Seattle. The menu leans chinese.

It's open Su-Th 11:30-21:00; Fr,Sa 11:30-21:30. It's 1.0 mi from Gyrojack (public art). Biang Biang Noodles is 1.3 mi from Horizon Church (place of worship). It sits 2.0 mi from Kerry Park (scenic viewpoint).

It is one of 1299 restaurants listed for Seattle. 399 are within roughly a mile of this address. Peak hours tell you the most about a restaurant — a quick call about wait times on a Friday night answers more than any listing can. Other restaurants nearby: Menya Musashi Niten Ichiryu (less than 0.1 mi), Tavolata (less than 0.1 mi), and Meet Korean BBQ (less than 0.1 mi).

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Nearby landmarks: 1.0 mi from Gyrojack (public art) · 1.3 mi from Horizon Church (place of worship) · 2.0 mi from Kerry Park (scenic viewpoint)