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Hunan Spicy Cuisine

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★ 4.5 · 690 Google reviews · $$

Hunan Spicy Cuisine is a Hunan restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket, with outdoor tables out front. Regulars come for bold, spicy dishes, especially the 18-second stir-fried beef. It suits a relaxed meal with friends and serves lunch and dinner. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a two-minute walk away.

Cuisine at Hunan Spicy Cuisine

Hunan

Food at Hunan Spicy Cuisine

Hunan dishes are the focus, built on bold chilli and savoury flavours. The 18-second stir-fried beef is the dish reviewers name most, praised for being tender. Braised pork belly, sweet and sour pork ribs and pork trotters come up often too. Green chilli with preserved egg brings the heat, while steamed taro with pork mince gives a softer contrast. The menu mixes traditional and modern Hunan dishes.

What to order: 18-second stir-fried beef · Green chilli with preserved egg · Steamed taro with pork mince

What customers say about Hunan Spicy Cuisine

  • 💬Authentic, bold Hunan flavours
  • 💬Tender beef and pork dishes
  • 💬Good for group meals with friends

Tips for visiting Hunan Spicy Cuisine

  • ✓Eat the 18-second beef while it is hot, as one diner found it stays tender only while hot.
  • ✓Order several dishes to share; the menu suits a table of friends better than a solo meal.
  • ✓The Mid-Autumn set menu is good value for groups, one visitor says.

Getting to Hunan Spicy Cuisine

Shop 107, 25–29 Dixon Street, Haymarket NSW 2000. Parking is available, and Chinese Garden of Friendship is about two minutes' walk away, handy before or after a meal.

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FAQ about Hunan Spicy Cuisine

What cuisine does Hunan Spicy Cuisine serve?

It serves Hunan cuisine, with bold, spicy dishes and a mix of traditional and modern Hunan recipes.

How much does a meal at Hunan Spicy Cuisine cost?

The usual price range is $20–40 a person.

What dish do regulars order at Hunan Spicy Cuisine?

The 18-second stir-fried beef is the dish most often named, praised for being tender.