This trendy Asian diner made quite the bang when it opened just off Hastings Street in 2021. You might recognise the name from its popular older sibling in Byron Bay, which launched just a year earlier. Bang Bang Noosa offers an almost identical menu, showcasing bold Southeast Asian flavours in a lively, low-lit setting.

Simply stepping into the subtly styled, old-glamour interior of Bang Bang Noosa is enough to make you realise you never want to leave. Beautifully adorned with art deco crystal chandeliers and lush indoor greenery, this trendy Noosa restaurant oozes understated elegance while giving off a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. With a menu full of sticky pork belly, beef curry, fresh seafood, and flat rice noodles, Bang Bang Noosa mixes the best of local produce with the flavour of your favourite Asian cuisines.

With exotic chandeliers above, lush greenery surround and an open marble bar, Bang Bang Noosa serves up ultra-cool vibes before you've even had a chance to crack open the menu. Bang Bang showcases up-market South-East Asian cuisine, a share-style menu and an extensive wine and signature cocktail list. Your taste buds will delight over braised beef massaman in a rich creamy coconut curry and kipfler potatoes and BBQ barramundi grilled in a banana leaf over coals with fresh coconut and ginger.

Noosa does alfresco dining better than most, but if the weather isn’t in your favour, there are some excellent indoor dining spots. Bang Bang, in the centre of Hastings Street, feels like you’ve been transported to an uber chic Melbourne restaurant – mixed with a Sunny Coast relaxed vibe. The place is dimly lit and has an ‘old world’ feel about its chandeliers, candles and distressed plaster walls, while the South East Asian-inspired menu is bursting with fresh and vibrant flavours.

Bang Bang is a favourite among group travellers for its pan Asian dishes designed to share (think everything from roti chanai through to Korean fried chicken and massaman curry), as well as their slick cocktail list. If you’re craving yum cha, head to Embassy XO where chefs blend traditional Chinese cookery with inspiration from their diverse team. The restaurant even has its own farm which grows organic produce that’s featured in every dish.

The very popular Bang Bang from Byron Bay has opened up in the heart of Noosa on Hastings St, celebrating a leafy indoor-outdoor setting wrapped around the open kitchen and bar. The modern banquet-style Asian menu is the perfect spot for some up-tempo dining. Their tender braised beef shortrib topped with pickled salad is the perfect match for my spicy margarita.

Bang Bang Noosa is the sister restaurant of the hugely successful Byron Bay Bang Bang. The fusion Asian cuisine is crammed full of mighty flavour, amazingly presented and well-priced for its glam Hastings Street location. This sharing-style menu means you can order several dishes, which is perfect because everything is so delicious, it’s hard to choose!

Bang Bang Noosa is the sister restaurant of the hugely successful Byron Bay Bang Bang. The fusion Asian cuisine is packed full of mighty flavour, beautifully presented and well-priced for its glamorous Hastings Street location. This sharing-style menu means you can order several dishes, which is ideal because everything is so tasty, it’s hard to choose!

At Bang Bang, you'll find a menu that combines Asian street food with modern Australian cuisine, resulting in unique and delicious dishes that you won't find anywhere else. Think fluffy bao buns, fiery curries, and crispy fried chicken - all made with fresh ingredients and bursting with flavour. But it's not just the food that sets Bang Bang apart.

Location: The Sebel Noosa, U 9 Lot 6, 32 Hastings St, Noosa Heads, QLD 4567 Ph: (07) 3924 1757. We stay in Noosa Heads and move a little further down Hastings Street for the next of our best restaurants in Noosa – the Asian fusion Bang Bang. Now an Asian fusion restaurant sounds great on paper, but in reality can sometimes be more Asian confusion.

Bang Bang Noosa has quickly become one of Hastings Streets most popular dining venues after bursting onto the scene in 2021. Set in a moody and relaxed space against a backdrop of tropical gardens, it’s a great place to settle into a few tasty cocktails!. The restaurant offers an Asian-fusion menu packed full of flavour.

Bang Bang is another one I have missed out on twice now but I hear about it absolutely all the time. They too have a sister venue in Byron, so you can choose one or the other if you happen to be doing a road trip. Bang Bang is also Asian fusion style food and a staple on Hastings Street (in the Sebel Hotel, I believe).

Start your holiday right at this contemporary vibrant Asian restaurant and bar off Hastings Street. Noosa’s balmy nights are a match for the punchy Asian flavours at Bang Bang. Nestled off Hastings Street, this airy venue blends influences from across Asia in a stylish setting adorned with marble and lush greenery.

A popular spot in Byron Bay, Bang Bang recently opened in Noosa at the beginning of 2021. Sporting an almost identical pan-Asian-inspired, share-style menu to its original outpost in Byron, as well as a similarly eye-catching interior, makes Bang Bang Noosa a must-visit when in Noosa too. View Bang Bang’s menu.

A post shared by Bang Bang Restaurants (@bangbangrestaurants). Bang Bang Noosa is located on Hastings Street and serves delicious Southeast Asian cuisine with a sharing-style menu. The restaurant features high ceilings adorned with exotic chandeliers and a dining area centred around an open kitchen and bar.

The Sunshine Coast is pretty excited about Asian Fusion these days and we’re definitely here for it. The latest offering in town is Bang Bang Noosa, serving fun dishes, zingy cocktails and good vibes. Vegan eats include salt & pepper tofu and a fragrant yellow curry with cauliflower & roasted pumpkin.

Bang Bang has a strong reputation in Byron Bay and Noosa for its delicious cocktails and fragrant Southeast Asian dishes that will have you working up an appetite. Situated in Noosa Heads, elevate your taste buds with a classic yellow curry or try the decadent banquet menu.

My personal faves were Bang Bang, it absolutely delivered on the funky Asian fusion front, and Moonstruck’s coffee was so good I actually skipped my second cafe I had marked and went here twice!. So with all that said, let’s get into my favorite Noosa Restaurants & Cafes.

Bang Bang was so popular that even weeks before I left the U.K. this was booked up every day and night we were there!!. It also has a sister restaurant in Byron but we didn’t have to wait till we went south as we did an impromptu pop in and it worked.

Bang Bang is hands down my partner and I’s favourite dinner spot in Noosa, to the point where it’s become a non-negotiable part of every trip. We’ve made it a mission to dine there each time we visit, and honestly, it never disappoints.

Bang Bang along Hastings Street showcase Southeast Asian cuisine in a sharing-style menu. Chandeliers hang from its high ceilings, dimly lighting the restaurant. The menu is extensive, offering curries, noodles, seafood and salad.

Start your holiday with a bang at this breezy Asian diner on Hastings Street. It’s the sibling to a popular Byron Bay restaurant of the same name, with killer cocktails to match those curries, soups and wok-fried hits.

If Asian-inspired is your thing, Bang Bang Noosa can’t be missed, or if Italian sounds more of interest, Locale is the one for you. And if like us, you also love a burger, Betty’s Burgers can really do no wrong.

Get ready for a big bang of flavour with sticky pork belly, spicy curries and impossibly crispy Korean popcorn chicken. Shop 6, 32 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads, bangbangnoosa.com

Bang Bang Noosa: Explosive Asian Fusion on Hastings Street Bang Bang Noosa brings vibrant Asian fusion to Hastings Street, offering bold flavours in a luxurious settin...

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