Xian Sushi and Noodle

Nice Asian fusion and veggie options at affordable prices. Clean & neat decor. My stir fry was too salty. Fast and friendly service.

According to a note inside they no longer serve sushi. I'm assuming it's going to be just "Xian Noodles" soon. Why anyone would want to order sushi from a place obviously oriented (no pun intended) towards Chinese street noodles is beyond me. Their appetizers are way overpriced for the quantity of food and unimpressive compared to the dish they were based off of, especially the Peking Duck sandwiches. The noodles were decent, but lack that special essence of street noodles. It's a combination of (or lack thereof) spices used, temperature it's served, and "wow it's so cheap I feel bad" that you can find in most other places. It's fine if they are going for something different, but they're not. Still, pretty good noodles all things considered because Chinese food in general is a joke in Austin.

Food came out to the table very quickly. Pork buns were very good. Hand pulled noodles are fun. Soup was ok. Broth could be more flavorful.

They don't have sushi anymore, so don't expect to get sushi.

The windows by our booth were noticeably dirty and hadn't been cleaned in a while.

Love this place so much! Perfect for a quick lunch and right in the heart of the Arts District. There fires are amazing but get the small because the large fries are enormous!! Try the Won ton nachos!! Delicious and enough to share!! Last recommendation is their salt and pepper wings!! Did I mention they have beer on tap? You know what? Just try one of everything on the menu, you really can't go wrong with anything.. Enjoy!