Chinese food in Galway has shifted in recent years from generic takeaway towards regional cooking, particularly the hand-pulled noodles and cumin-heavy plates of the northwest. Xi'an Street Food on Quay Street in the Latin Quarter leads that change, with Nut Hot nearby keeping the late-night Sichuan and hotpot end of the spectrum covered.
3 chinese places in Galway we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Galway · Chinese across every city.
Order Hand-pulled noodles in a spicy broth; the dumplings are the other anchor
Xi'an Street Food on Quay Street Galway serves hand-pulled noodles from China's Shaanxi province, made in full view in an open kitchen in the Latin Quarter.
Order Hand-pulled noodles in broth; the spicy dumplings as a starter
Xi'an Street Food brings Shaanxi cooking to Galway: Biang Biang and Gun Gun hand-pulled noodles, dumplings in house chilli oil, and the Xi'an spice bag.
Try Salt-and-chilli chips, spice bag and Chinese takeaway classics
Nut Hot on Bridge Street Galway is the late-night Chinese takeaway open to 4am; salt-and-chilli chips and spice bags fuel the post-pub crowd nightly.
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