Jiang’s Noodle House has house-made noodles at Selegie Road
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Some of you might remember La Jiang Shan, a steamboat restaurant that’s known for their individual BBQ and hotpot buffet. Along the same stretch on Selegie Road, just a few units away, they’ve also opened Jiang’s Noodle House, which started operations several years ago!
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Located just a short seven-minute walk from Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station, Jiang’s Noodle House is a hotspot for university students and the working crowd. The menu boasts an extensive array of over 50 dishes, which features their house-made noodle soups and new claypot series. Choose from four different house-made soup bases here: Golden Chicken, Signature Pork Rib, Mala Signature Pork Rib, and Braised Beef.
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If you’re in the mood to splurge, a must-try is their In-house Beef Three Treasures Noodles ($17.50). This dish comes with three types of beef cuts━braised beef sirloin, beef shank, and slices of marbled beef.
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A crowd favourite is Crispy Chicken Chop Noodles ($9.80+), which comes in a luscious golden soup base. The pumpkin-based broth takes centre stage here, with black fungus, cabbage, and a serving of crispy chicken served on the side. It’s highly recommended to top up $1 for the knife-sliced noodles as the soup is said to cling to the noodles wonderfully.
Alternatively, there are also two other noodle options to choose from: la mian and rice noodles.
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If you prefer dry noodles, don’t miss out on their Spicy Oil Knife Sliced Noodles ($8.60). The noodles come thoroughly tossed in a spicy chilli oil mix, topped with fresh spring onions and crunchy peanuts. The knife-cut noodles, AKA 刀削面 (dāo xiāo miàn), are made fresh to order and come in wide, flat, and springy strands.
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There’s also their recently added claypot series which includes Mala Braised Pork Claypot ($10.80), Golden Soup Chicken with Wanton Claypot ($15.80), Sesame Oil Chicken Claypot ($10.80) and more. Each claypot comes with a complimentary serving of steamed white rice which is refillable too!
For more Chinese eats, visit YAO YAO Sauerkraut Fish, a newly opened restaurant with famous suan cai yu with XXL you tiao in VivoCity! Otherwise, for more food recommendations in the area, check out our GR.ID Mall food guide.
Address: 35 Selegie Road, #01-10, Parklane Shopping Mall, Singapore 188307
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10:30pm
Tel: 6530 3100
Website
Jiang’s Noodle House is not a halal-certified eatery.
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Feature image adapted from Victoria Tse and Dru Lu.
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