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Jiu Xiang Noodle House

2.8(6)on Googlecoffeeserangoon

Serangoon Ave 2, Block 304, Singapore 550304

Jiu Xiang Noodle House is a cafe located on Serangoon Ave 2 in the Serangoon neighbourhood. Visitors can find it at Block 304, Singapore 550304.

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STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence
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Score: 55 / 100

Consistency40
Food quality60

Based on 3 data points · Updated 1 month ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 21 Jul 2026

Our take: Jiu Xiang Noodle House appears to be a mixed bag, with strong opinions on both sides.

The pan-fried dumplings seem to be a standout, with one reviewer highlighting their superior taste compared to the fried and steamed versions, praising the fresh, generous, and well-proportioned fillings.

This suggests a potential signature dish worth exploring.

However, there are significant operational and quality control issues.

One customer received an order with tomatoes despite requesting none, and another found the tom yum soup to be overly oily.

A recurring complaint is the omission of anchovies from noodle dishes, which for some, like the pan mee soup, is a crucial component.

The lack of a readily available contact number for customer service is also a point of frustration.

We'd recommend approaching Jiu Xiang Noodle House with caution, perhaps sticking to the pan-fried dumplings, but be prepared for potential inconsistencies in order accuracy and dish quality.

Signature

pan-fried dumplings

Score: 55 · 3 sources

What customers say

Jiu Xiang Noodle House receives mixed feedback, with some customers praising the fresh, generous fillings and thin skins of their pan-fried, fried, and steamed dumplings.

However, others express frustration over incorrect orders, such as the inclusion of unwanted tomatoes in dishes, and missing ingredients like anchovies in their pan mee soup and flat rice cakes.

There's also a complaint about the Tom Yum soup being overly oily and a lack of accessible contact information for customer service.

dumpling quality (fresh fillings, thin skin)order accuracy (missing/unwanted ingredients)Tom Yum soup oilinesslack of contact information
33% positive0% neutral67% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★MH Tham· 5 months ago

Ordered this as I wanted the pan fried dumplings. It was priced more expensive than the fried and steamed dumplings. Curious, I ordered all 3 versions. To me, the pan fried dumplings were the best of…

★★★★winnie tan· 2 months ago

requested for no tomatoes, still put in tomatoes 🤦🏾‍♀️ ton yum soup is more like tom yum OIL soup *shake head*

★★★★Lim· a month ago

Why order grabfood have toufu. Why Foodpanda no toufu for fish soup. It's the same brand same dish. Same food

★★★★Choon Yeow Maxx.Chang· 2 years ago

I bought some flat noodles and rice cakes for my first meal this morning, but when they arrived, neither of them had any anchovies. Was the cashier still asleep? It made me so upset first thing in the…

★★★★★Billy Chen· 2 months ago

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