Ping Ji Noodle House 品记面庄

★ 2.3(6)on Googlecoffeeclementi

208c Clementi Ave 6, Singapore

Dine-inTakeout

STAMPEDE Score

Moderate confidence

CRoom to grow

Score: 25 / 100

Atmosphere20

Queue wait70

Food quality30

Value for money40

Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago

Editor’s Note

Last updated 30 May 2026

Our take: Ping Ji Noodle House offers a range of noodle dishes, including sliced fish soup and bak chor mee, with a noticeable influence from mainland Chinese noodle traditions, often serving larger noodle portions.

It's situated in a quieter corner of Clementi, which can be a draw for those looking to avoid crowds, and benefits from sheltered parking nearby.

However, the overall experience appears inconsistent.

Hygiene is a significant concern, with reports of ingredients on the floor and cockroaches near serving areas.

Service has also been described as poor, with staff reacting negatively to feedback.

While some find the presentation appealing and the noodles cooked al dente, the taste profile, particularly a 'strangely sweet' ban mian and soup, might not appeal to everyone.

The practice of handling ingredients like ikan bilis with bare hands is also a point of contention.

While the coffeeshop itself has seen more stalls added, Ping Ji Noodle House itself struggles with fundamental operational issues.

Verdict: Skip this one until significant improvements in hygiene and service are evident.

Best time

weekdays for a quick meal

Score: 25 · 5 sources

What customers say

Ping Ji Noodle House in Clementi offers a variety of noodle dishes, including sliced fish soup and bak chor mee, with generous noodle portions.

While some appreciate its quiet location and ample parking, significant concerns exist regarding hygiene, with reports of cockroaches and bare-hand handling of ingredients.

Customers also note inconsistent food quality, particularly a surprisingly sweet taste in ban mian, and poor service when hygiene issues are raised.

Hygiene concerns (cockroaches, bare-hand handling)Inconsistent food taste (sweet ban mian)Generous noodle portionsQuiet location with ample parkingService quality issues

20% positive20% neutral60% negative

Google Reviews

★★★★★Ronny Tan Yong Hui· a year ago

+ The stall sells quite a range of noodles, including sliced fish soup. But it seems to be not a traditional Singaporean- owned noodle stall either. Eg it sells fishball noodle soup, but not the dry v…

★★★★★DC· a year ago

Never go again leh, The food tastes okay.. but the hygiene is really really bad, ingredients on the floor, cockroaches on the serving chilli and maybe later everyone eats...btw I reminded her.. but sh…

★★★★★BK Low· 9 months ago

Nice presentation But i ate 20% cannot already

★★★★★Wilson Foo· a year ago

Located in Clementi Ave 6, I arrived at 7.22pm and found the kopitiam to be deserted. This noodle stall offers ban mian and fish soup. Ordered thin noodles and watched them cook. All seems well until…

★★★★★AL Wong· a year ago

there are more stalls added to this coffeeshop. Malay stall, Chinese Mala, chinese fried rice, Chinese cooked food… in addition to the Japanese food. Worth a visit for quick week days meal

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