Seoul Noodle Shop opens in CBD with legit knife-cut noodles
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There are many noteworthy Korean food places in the CBD. Adding to this ever-growing list is Seoul Noodle Shop, a new restaurant specialising in kalguksu AKA traditional Korean knife-cut noodles.
If the name of the restaurant sounds familiar, that’s because they’ve got five outlets in Hong Kong, and another in Singapore at Market Blue. The brand recently did a month-long pop-up at the latter location, a popular Korean food court in Tanglin Mall, before permanently setting shop there.
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Over at this new Tanjong Pagar outlet, you can expect Seoul Noodle Shop’s signature knife-cut noodles served in a variety of mains. For instance, there’s the Singapore-exclusive Busan Shrimp Noodles ($20.50++), where fresh shrimp, fish balls, and shrimp broth are joined by handmade noodles. The Clam Noodles ($18.50++) is another excellent alternative if you enjoy seafood flavours.
Those who want something heartier can opt for the Pork Bone Spicy Noodles ($20.50++) instead, another new item comprising rich pork bone broth and perilla powder. Otherwise, go for the Bibim Noodles ($16.50++), a chilled noodle dish with fresh kimchi and beef slices, for something refreshing on a hot day.
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The noodles are handmade on-site daily, and are said to be perfectly springy with a slightly chewy texture.
Besides kalguksu, you can expect a small selection of sides that are worth sharing with the table. The Spicy Cheese Dakgalbi ($38.50++), featuring spicy stir-fried chicken with gooey mozzarella cheese, is a must-try.
Complete your feast with some Mini Gimbap, available as an add-on side for $3++.
For more related food recommendations, read our guide to the best Korean restaurants in Singapore, including buffets and famous pork soup. Alternatively, read our cheap Korean food guide if you’re on a budget!
Address: 99 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 078520
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 2:30pm, 5pm to 9:30pm
Website
Seoul Noodle Shop is not a halal-certified eatery.
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