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Does Asian Food Contain Gluten?

The short answer is yes, but don’t worry, here at P’Nut Street Noodles we have lots of tasty gluten-free options to please the taste buds and belly!According to Coeliac Australia, gluten is a protein found in wheat, oats, barley and…

3 Tips For Spicing Up Winter Dishes, From Head Chef Nut

With the cold weather upon us, one of the best ways to warm up is with a hearty, warming meal. At P’Nut, we pride ourselves in being the home of Asian soul food, serving up honest, tasty dishes from all-around South-East Asia. We really know…

P’Nut Stands Up For Equality

Sticking together as family and making a difference is engrained in P’Nut values, so we hosted a  fundraiser for Indigenous communities, with $4 from every Pad Thai going to The Indigenous Literacy Foundation and Bridging The Gap Foundation.…

P’Nut Dine-In Is Back!

We’re so happy to welcome back our guests! It’s been quiet without you. Now that dine-in is back and restrictions are easing, we’re making sure our restaurants are a safe and happy place for everyone. As per government regulations,…

How To Order Asian Food Online - P'Nut Street Noodles

Get tasty Asian soul food delivered to your doorstep with P’Nut’s new all day delivery service.Over the past few months, Australia has been getting used to a new norm where social distancing is essential for health, and staying home…

What Is The Best Asian Comfort Food?

Warm up with P’Nut’s vegetable-packed stir-fries, hearty soups, comforting noodles or special $9.95 Nasi Goreng dealWinter is coming! With the colder days and nights upon us, it’s the perfect time to reach for some SouthEast Asian…

What Makes Asian Food Unique

A key reason P’Nut Street Noodles was founded was to bring the authentic flavours of Asia to Australia, so locals can enjoy honest, tasty Asian meals. It’s true that here at P’Nut, we are nuts about flavour! And so today, we’re taking…

What Is Songkran? Celebrate with P’Nut’s Pad Thai Deal

Songkran is Thailand’s most famous festival, celebrating Thai New Year. It is on the 13 April every year and is an important date on the Buddhist calendar. The name “Songkran” can  literally mean "passing" or "approaching" and is seen…

Soul Food Delivery - P’Nut Offers Comfort In Tough Times

As we find ourselves living in uncharted times that will go down in the history books, P’Nut Street Noodles is adapting to the latest updates in relation to the Covid-19 pandemic and accommodating guests' needs accordingly. As the Buddha…

How To Cook Authentic Asian Food At Home

The Head Chef of P’Nut Street Noodles, Chef Nut, reveals his top tips for cooking tasty Asian food at home. 1) What is the key to making Asian food taste amazing at home? The secret to creating authentic and flavoursome Asian…

Date Night Ideas

Romance is in the air this month with Valentine’s Day falling on Friday, 14 February. To celebrate, we’ve compiled some date night ideas to sweep your special someone off their feet any day of the week! Of course, P’Nut Street Noodles…
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How To Celebrate Chinese New Year

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The most important festival on the Chinese calendar is nearly upon us - Chinese New Year! At P’Nut we like to share the best of South East Asian food and cultural events with our guests, so we’re hosting celebrations for everyone to…
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P'Nut SOP Invites RFS Volunteers For A Free Meal

It’s been a horror few months for Australia. Our country is burning and our neighbours are in need with the bushfire season devastating communities as early as August 2019 - since the end of winter!Now it’s the peak of summer and the…
NASI GORENG

Celebrate P’Nut’s First Birthday With These Secret Thai And Southeast Asian Recipes!

November is a very special month for us at P’Nut Street Noodles. Our CEO, Ankur Seghal and founding Chef P’Nut both have their birthdays in November and we opened up our very first P’Nut Street Noodles restaurant in November 2018. Seeing…
Hosting the perfect festive party with catering from P'Nut Street Noodles.

Catering for Christmas: How to Host the Perfect Party.

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Christmas is just around the corner and that means the festive season is upon us. These next few weeks will be filled with lots of fun meet ups, gatherings, parties and celebrations. While it’s a joyous time, the festive season can also bring…
P'Nut partners with Shannan Ponton to bring you 2 new healthy dishes.

Dine at P’Nut to help Cure Cancer

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Fate recently led to a meeting between P’Nut Street Noodles and Shannan Ponton, a personal trainer from The Biggest Loser Australia and spokesperson for Cure Cancer. Like P’Nut, Shannan is passionate about helping local communities…
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Different Types of Noodles You MUST Try For World Noodle Day.

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Calling all noodle lovers to unite on Sunday 6th October to celebrate International World Noodle Day! Raise your chopsticks with cascading noodles in honour of this versatile carb that has been satisfying our hungry bellies for thousands of…
Celebrate World Noodle Day with a free Pad Thai from P'Nut Street Noodles when you purchase a main dish.

Celebrate World Noodle Day With A FREE Pad Thai.

Get Your Noodle Fix This International Noodle DaySunday October 6 is International Noodle Day, so what better day to treat the family to a bowl of comforting noodles.P’Nut Street Noodles is helping locals celebrate by offering…

Chef Nut Talks To 2GB's Friday Food Show About P'Nut's Authentic Flavours.

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P’Nut Street Noodles Head Chef, Nut, was recently interviewed on 2GB’s Friday Food Show. They spoke about P’Nut’s authentic dishes, how Nut learnt to cook from his family and the yummy Indonesian dish creations P’Nut served up for…
Special Indonesian dishes at P'Nut to celebrate Indonesian Independence Day

P’Nut’s Indonesian Specials A Hit With Local Media

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In August we served up a range of special Indonesian dishes to celebrate Indonesian Independence, they were a hit with local residents and media, the Indonesian Fried Chicken (IFC) in particular. See some media mentions below:

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