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Bai Li Xiang Bee Hoon

★ 3.5(520)on Google$coffeejurong west

651 Jurong West Street 61, #01-01, Singapore 640651

Bai Li Xiang Bee Hoon serves Chinese noodle dishes in Jurong West at a budget-friendly price. Located at 651 Jurong West Street 61, the spot draws regular customers for its straightforward noodle offerings.

Dine-inTakeoutDeliveryWheelchair accessible

Opening Hours

Today (Thursday)6:00 PM – 11:00 AM

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

C+Worth a visit

Score: 60 / 100

Consistency40

Food quality65

Value for money55

Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take: Bai Li Xiang Bee Hoon is known for its economic bee hoon, often praised for its 'wok hei' and spicy sambal.

Many reviewers highlight the fried chicken as a must-add item, and the kway teow is also a strong contender for its silky texture.

However, we note recurring feedback about inconsistent service, with some customers experiencing dismissive staff and long waits despite being first in line.

There are also concerns about food quality, specifically burnt or overly charred bits in the noodles, which some long-time patrons feel is a decline from its earlier days.

While the chilli receives consistent praise, the overall oiliness of the dishes is a common observation.

Verdict: A decent option if you're in Jurong West and craving bee hoon with a good kick of 'wok hei' and chilli, but be prepared for potentially inconsistent service and variable food quality.

Best for a quick, no-frills meal rather than a destination dining experience.

Signature

economic bee hoon with fried chicken

Price

Below $10/person

Score: 60 · 5 sources

What customers say

Bai Li Xiang Bee Hoon is praised for its flavorful bee hoon, particularly the kway teow, and spicy sambal with caramelized onions, often highlighted for its 'wok hei' and tasty fried chicken.

However, customers frequently report issues with inconsistent pricing and poor, sometimes rude, customer service from staff.

There are also concerns about the food quality, specifically overly charred and burnt pieces in the noodles, which some feel has declined from its earlier standards.

flavorful bee hoon & kway teowspicy sambalinconsistent pricingpoor customer servicedeclining food quality (burnt pieces)

40% positive20% neutral40% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Calvin Ong· 4 weeks ago

Used to patronise this stall regularly. Food is ok. But the staffs (especially the older staff) need to improve their attitude while serving customers. The service had went down ever since from few ye…

★★★★★Lwin Thant Maung· 4 months ago

Love the beehoon, it has that wok hey which i love it alot. Got the luncheon meat, egg and fried chicken. The fried chicken is definitely my go to when getting their economic bee hoon. The only thing…

★★★★★marcc channn· a month ago

Have eaten here a couple of times as the food is good. Just a little oily sometimes. I dont leave negative reviews but after today, somethings got to change. Poor service from this lady. Asked what t…

★★★★★blurqueen queen· a year ago

Although is a coffee shop expectation won’t be much but also cannot be standing there talking when there’s customer yet also don’t want to serve right? I stand there for a while. This elderly lady ins…

★★★★★Yang· 4 years ago

Ah Lian Bee Hoon($4.40) A mixture of yellow noodles, bee hoon & kway teow with - Fried Egg - Otah - Ngoh Hiang(Five-Spice Meat Roll) The noodles in general were more greasy but heavier in taste. Yello…

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