Restaurant

Tang

23 Railway Parade N, Glen Waverley VIC 3150, Australia

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23 Railway Parade N, Glen Waverley VIC 3150, Australia

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HoursMonday: Closed Tuesday: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:30 – 8:00 PM Wednesday: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:30 – 8:00 PM Thursday: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:30 – 8:00 PM Friday: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:30 – 8:00 PM Saturday: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:30 – 8:00 PM Sunday: 7:30 AM – 3:00 PM, 4:30 – 8:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Tang

Right across from Glen Waverley station, Tang serves up fast, no-nonsense Shanghainese comfort with every single item capped under $12.50. Tap your order into the kiosk and grab a seat. Regulars drop in for early mornings built around silky tofu pudding and crisp scallion pancakes, or swing by after work for bowls of dry scallion noodles starting at six bucks. The beef noodle soup comes laced with crisp chilli oil and dark soy, while pan-fried guotie arrive blistered and juicy. Wonton soup packs oversized pork parcels in clear broth, served without table fuss or weekend surcharges.

  • Shanghainese Breakfast: Traditional morning staples like silky tofu pudding, steamed pork buns, and flaky scallion pancakes served from early hours.
  • Sub-$12.50 Menu: Spring onion oil noodles from $6 and substantial beef noodle bowls, with every menu item priced under $12.50.
  • Station-Side Quick Service: Order via self-serve touchscreens or counter with rapid kitchen turnover directly opposite Glen Waverley station.

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Why Choose Tang

Authentic Jiangnan breakfast staples, fast self-service kiosks, and under-$12.50 pricing right next to Glen Waverley station.

  • Sub-$12.50 Capped Pricing on Hearty Classics

    Every item across the menu is kept under $12.50, offering hearty portions of dry scallion noodles, wontons, and dumplings without cutting corners on taste or quality.

    Amazing Chinese dishes and such an affordable price! Nothing on the menu is more than $12.50!

    Grace Piesse-Smith
  • Fast Self-Serve Ordering With No Surcharges

    Guests order flexibly through a straightforward touchscreen kiosk or front counter, enjoying fast service without table-service fuss or weekend surcharges.

    They also have a self serve kiosk to order as well as in person register, so you can place your order however you prefer.

    Jemima
  • Classic Shanghainese Breakfast and Silky Tofu Pudding

    Tang opens early to serve authentic morning staples, featuring warm, silky tofu pudding (tofu fa) prepared in both savory and sweet styles alongside crisp scallion pancakes.

    We had the silky Tofu Pudding, steamed mini pork buns and scallion pancake. They are absolutely beyond my expectations and are all very delicious.

    Haijin
  • Faithful Jiangnan and Shanghainese Flavors

    Dishes like pan-fried potstickers, delicate xiaolongbao, and Jiangnan-style curry beef soup faithfully bring traditional home-style flavors to the table.

    The curry beef soup together with these dishes really captures Shanghainese/Jiangnan cuisine!

    Gilbert Nightray
  • Convenient Transit Hub Stop by the Station

    Positioned directly opposite the Glen Waverley train station, bus stops, and carparks, it serves as an effortless stop for commuters fueling up on the go.

    Place close to train station, bus stop and car park, very convenient.

    Jay Sun
  • Quick Turnaround for Busy Commuters

    Speedy kitchen turnaround and efficient counter service provide working professionals with a reliable, sit-down meal before early shifts or evening commutes.

    so yummyyy!!! always go here to fuel up before work :D

    Anika Nguyen

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you order food at Tang?

Tang operates on a self-service model without table service. You can place your order either via the touch-screen self-serve kiosk or directly at the counter, which is especially helpful if you need assistance or prefer English menus.

What are the menu prices and portion sizes like?

All menu items are capped under $12.50, with dry scallion noodles priced from $6–$7 and generous portions that make a full meal easily achievable for under $15 to $20 per person.

Does Tang serve traditional breakfast?

Yes. Tang opens early at 7:30 AM Tuesday through Sunday (closed Mondays), serving classic morning staples like savory or sweet silky tofu pudding (tofu fa), scallion pancakes, and fresh soy milk.

When are peak times, and is parking available?

Tang can get packed during peak lunch times, so planning ahead is recommended. If you are dining in, both free parking lot spaces and free street parking options are available nearby.

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