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JM (Sisters) Noodle House Traditional Ipoh Hor Fun
183 Jln Pelikat, #01-01 The Promenade @ Pelikat, Singapore 537643
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 85 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 30 May 2026
Our take: JM (Sisters) Noodle House focuses on one thing: Ipoh Hor Fun, and they do it well.
We see consistent praise for the broth, described as light yet deeply flavourful, and the silky-smooth noodles, which some reviewers note are procured directly from Ipoh.
This dedication to a single dish has earned them a loyal following, with many customers comparing it favourably to authentic Malaysian versions.
Be prepared for a wait, especially during weekend lunch hours, as the eatery is small with limited seating (around 15-20 seats).
We note that while the broth is rich, some find it a little oily, though this is attributed to the long boiling process.
A common observation is that the dining area lacks proper ventilation, leading to clothes smelling of the broth after a meal.
Despite these minor points, the consensus is that the quality of the hor fun makes the wait worthwhile.
We'd recommend the large bowl for a more satisfying meal, as the small portion might not justify the queue time.
Verdict: A destination for authentic Ipoh Hor Fun, but best visited during off-peak hours or for takeaway to avoid the significant queues and cramped dining experience.
Signature
Ipoh Hor Fun
Best time
Early morning or after 1:30 PM to avoid peak lunch queues
Wait time
20-30 minutes during peak lunch hours
Score: 85 · 5 sources
What customers say
JM (Sisters) Noodle House is highly praised for its authentic Ipoh Hor Fun, with customers consistently highlighting the smooth noodles and the light yet deeply flavourful, chicken-based broth.
While the small, compact eatery often leads to long queues and shared tables, especially during peak hours, the swift and friendly service is appreciated.
Some customers note the price is a bit high and the dining area's ventilation can cause clothes to smell like the broth, but the overall consensus is that the experience is worth the wait.
Google Reviews
A small eatery that sell only soup based Ipoh hor fan and no other food. I was there on a late Saturday morning and already see queue forming and by they time we left after eating around 12 plus the l…
Tucked away in a quiet corner around the Lorong Ah Soo vicinity, this small and unassuming eatery serves a truly impressive bowl of Ipoh Hor Fun. The place is rather compact, so do be prepared to shar…
The soup broth is pretty similar to what we had in Malaysia, not too salty and rich in flavor. The hor fun (noodle) is smooth as it should be! Very comforting for the stomach especially when you're hu…
This is a cosy little eating place selling only 1 item - Ipoh hor fun. If you’ve read Seth Lui’s review it is pretty accurate in my view. Noodles are very silky soft and the broth has a rich chicken…
Small outlet with less than +/-20 seats. Full with long Q outside even at 2pm. by 2.45pm they were sold out. Hor fun (procured from Ipoh) was fine n almost translucent. Broth was light n the prawn al…
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