Shop Reviews

The sales assistants have been very helpful especially Mira, Daniel and Eva during our visit. It has been a pleasure visiting the store

My very 1st visit to the shop and was greeted and welcome by Eva, a very friendly and professional patient staff. Give me a lot of advise as I can't decide which one to get for my friend. Greatly appreciate her help and professional view. Thank you and will come back again.

It's a nice bowl of noodles. I had the beef with pickled vegetable soup, cost me about 14.90 without gst. Quite a lot of ingredients, taste is good too, noodles a bit too soft for my liking. I guess I'll come once in a while but not often because of the price.

A quaint noodle restaurant offering a large number of delicious noodles and side options. Some of the try and tested favourites are Spicy Hakka Sauce Noodles, Special Dark Sauce with Onsen Egg Pan Mee, Fu Zhou Fishball, and Bursting Meatball. A worthy noodle restaurant.

Hot bowls of soupy thick rice noodles with Iberico pork belly and Bursting pork meatballs. Ending with hot Red date wolfberries tea. Perfect on a rainy day. If you can take alcohol, say yes when they ask if you want to add rice wine in the noodle broth. Gives a warm and comfy feeling in the tummy.

Dinner at GO Noodles House, 313 Somerset, Singapore, was a delightful experience for two. We opted for the meatball noodles, which had a delicious blend of flavors. The meatballs were well-seasoned, and the noodles had a satisfying texture. 🍜 The hot tea complemented the meal, offering a comforting warmth, while mineral water provided a refreshing touch. The taste was commendable, striking a balance that pleased our palates. The meatball noodles showcased a harmony of savory notes, making it a satisfying choice. The culinary experience left a positive impression, making it a worthwhile visit for those seeking a flavorful meal. 👌 The ambiance at GO Noodles House was pleasant, and the lack of excessive crowding added to the overall enjoyment. This made it an ideal spot for a relaxed dinner, especially on weekdays when it was relatively quieter. The atmosphere contributed to a comfortable dining setting, allowing us to savor our meal without any rush or disruptions. Having visited the restaurant for the second time, it's safe to say that GO Noodles House left a lasting impression. The consistency in quality and taste was noticeable, reinforcing our positive perception of the establishment. Whether you're a frequent visitor or trying it for the first time, the restaurant's offerings are likely to leave you satisfied and craving a return. 🍽️ In summary, GO Noodles House at 313 Somerset offers a delightful dining experience with flavorful dishes, a pleasant atmosphere, and consistency in quality. It's a restaurant worth considering for a satisfying meal in Singapore.

Disappointing and Not Worth the Price I had high hopes for this place, but it turned out to be a huge letdown. Ordered a bowl of noodles expecting a decent portion of meat, only to be served a miserable, almost laughable amount. To make matters worse, I paid an extra $4.80 for a portion of beef tendon, thinking it would at least be a satisfying addition—but what I got was a tiny spoonful that was barely enough for one bite. Seriously? At that price, I expected a little more generosity. The broth was average, the noodles were fine, but the stingy portions completely ruined the experience. If you’re going to charge premium prices, at least serve portions that make sense. Definitely not coming back.

This is a great place for noodles. Portion is big. Taste is good. Price is reasonable. $18 per bowl of noodles but the soup is really yummy. 😋 The only shortfall is limited variety of food. However, a normal bowl of noodle plus a side dish with a glass of drink, I think it is good enough. It also has lunch deal which is much cheaper. Otherwise, if you prefer to order Ala Carte, you need about $25 to be safe.

Food damn good. Ordered the Hakka noodles, beef noodle and superior noodle soup with fishball. 🙏🏻🙏🏻 will come back.

Little hidden on B3 of 313 Somerset - a surprise find of China decor noodle house with Malaysian familiarities a la ban mian. Tried 3 of their signatures : Hakka sauce Dark sauce Bursting meatballs Interesting mix and noodles are al-dente. Bursting meatballs springy and tasty. My only gripe- the soup accompanying noodles tasted too salty that I can’t drink Chilli sauce is oomph… Place is spacious and kids friendly inside. We came off peak and it was very quiet. Prices look reasonable on its own starting $10.90 -$11.90 for noodles . Our bill for 3 noodles & signature A la Burstjng came to $57+ ( no drinks )