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Bugis Xin Yuan Ji Fish Soup @121 Hougang
121 Hougang Ave 1, #01-1340, Singapore 530121
Bugis Xin Yuan Ji Fish Soup serves fish soup in Hougang at 121 Hougang Ave 1. With 3.8 stars across 400 reviews, the shop draws regular visitors to its Hougang location for its soup offerings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 3 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take on Bugis Xin Yuan Ji Fish Soup in Hougang is that it offers a generally satisfying fish soup experience, with some specific highlights and drawbacks.
Reviewers consistently praise the fish, noting generous portions and thick, well-sized slices.
The Fish Head Noodle, priced at $8.50, appears to be a popular and well-received option.
We note that the whole grain noodles are described as springy and aromatic, adding to the meal's appeal.
However, there are specific criticisms to consider.
The fried fish, if left soaking in the soup, can become doughy, suggesting it might be better to request it separately.
The dumplings are also a point of contention, with feedback indicating a strong raw pork taste in the filling and an overly thick, alkaline-tasting skin.
The dining environment is non-air-conditioned, which can lead to warmth during the day despite the presence of fans.
Overall, it's a solid option for fish soup in the area, but with specific items to either enjoy or avoid.
We'd recommend focusing on the fish soup itself, particularly the Fish Head Noodle, and skipping the dumplings.
Signature
Fish Head Noodle
Price
$$ ($8.50/person)
Score: 75 · 3 sources
What customers say
Bugis Xin Yuan Ji Fish Soup @121 Hougang generally receives positive feedback for its flavorful fish soup and well-fried fish, with some customers noting the Hougang outlet's soup is superior to the Bugis branch.
While fish portions are often generous, some find the prices high, especially for add-ons like yam.
Negative points include doughy fried fish when soaked, unappealing dumplings, and small portions for other dishes like wanton noodles, which can also lead to thirst post-meal.
The non-air-conditioned environment can be warm, but service is often praised.
Google Reviews
The soup is better than the one I had at Bugis outlet. and the whole grain noodle is springy and aromatic, quite good in taste & texture. Should have requested to separate the Fried Fish with the sou…
Ordered fish head noodle. Instead got generously more fish meat $8.50. Slices very thick and big. Taste was good. Surprisingly the stall also sell coffee, tea and wanton noodles as well.
The food tasted authentically flavourful. The service was also very good and the counter staff also asked me whether i am a senior citizen as there is a $0.50 promotional price. 🤣 I have to wait 5 mo…
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