How Much is Noci in Singapore? Complete Price Guide

Noci — Italian for walnuts — is more Seoul than Sorrento. This is Singapore’s first Korean pasta bar: a Seongsu-inspired minimalist space at Suntec City where Busan-born chef Lee Jae-seok turns 24-hour-fermented egg dough (1:2 yolk-to-flour ratio) into springy, velvety, golden strands. Two grades of Italian flour, one for pasta and one for pizza, chosen for clarity of flavour.

Eight pastas, S$19–27: the Truffle White Ragu (S$27) with minced pork and beef over handcrafted tajarin, the standout Cacio e Pepe (S$19) with pistachio, the Tomato Stracciatella (S$26) with San Marzano tomatoes and guanciale, the light-green Ricotta Ravioli (S$24) with lemon and sage butter, and the Bottarga (S$27) with anchovies and mullet roe. For a similar vibe, check out the Chip Bee Bistro menu — another spot doing pasta with real care.

Sourdough pizzas (S$21–23): margherita, quattro formaggi, salsiccia with handmade Italian sausage. Starters like fig butter crostini (S$13) and a creamy tiramisu (S$12) round it out — with 10% off for Instagram followers. If you’re craving something different, the LAVO menu is worth a look for its rooftop Italian spread. Full 2026 prices below.

Noci truffle white ragu pasta

Noci Menu: Pasta & Prices

Handmade daily, clean-tasting, no cloying heaviness despite the carb-forward menu. Prices below are approximate.

Handmade Pasta

Truffle white ragu leads, cacio e pepe converts skeptics, and the bottarga with dried mullet roe is the sleeper hit.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Cacio e Pepe (pistachio)19.00
Ricotta Ravioli (lemon, sage butter, pistachio)24.00
Tomato Stracciatella26.00
Truffle White Ragu27.00
Bottarga27.00
Other handmade pastas21.00
Noci cacio e pepe handmade pasta

Sourdough Pizza

Light, fluffy crusts: margherita, quattro formaggi with four cheeses, and salsiccia with handmade Italian pork sausage, stracciatella and olives.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Margherita21.00
Quattro Formaggi23.00
Salsiccia (Italian pork sausage, stracciatella)23.00

Noci Starters, Desserts & Drinks

The supporting cast matters here: pizzettas and appetizers built for sharing, all made in-house like the pasta.

Starters

Fig butter crostini with Maldon salt, burrata tomato salad, and pizzettas for the table.

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Fig Butter Crostini13.00
Burrata Tomato Salad16.00
Pizzettas (from)10.00

Desserts & Drinks

A properly creamy tiramisu (S$12), iced matcha latte (S$7) and a bold iced latte (S$7).

ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Tiramisu12.00
Iced Matcha Latte7.00
Iced Latte7.00
ItemPrice (S$, approx.)
Truffle White Ragu27.00
Cacio e Pepe19.00
Salsiccia Pizza23.00
Tiramisu12.00

Noci Prices in Singapore

Pasta S$19–27, pizzas S$21–23, starters S$10–15, desserts S$12, drinks S$7. At Suntec City Mall #01-618, 11am–3pm and 5–11pm daily. Prices are approximate and may vary; delivery prices may differ.

Frequently Asked Questions About Noci Singapore

No — despite being Singapore’s first Korean pasta bar, the menu is entirely Italian: handmade pasta, sourdough pizzas, antipasti and tiramisu. The Korean side shows up in the minimalist Seongsu-style space and the hospitality, not the recipes. Don’t go expecting gochujang pasta.

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The Truffle White Ragu (S$27) with minced pork and beef over handcrafted tajarin is the signature, and the Cacio e Pepe (S$19) with pistachio converts skeptics. The bottarga with dried mullet roe is the sleeper pick for adventurous eaters.

It helps at dinner. The pasta bar went viral and queues of 30–40 minutes form at peak hours, with communal tables shared between groups. Arrive early or come off-peak (weekday lunch) to walk straight in.

Two pastas (S$19–S$27 each), a starter to share and drinks lands around S$60–S$80 before service charge. A 10% discount applies for diners in Korean traditional dress, per the house promotion.

Noci sits at Suntec City Mall #01-618 (Tower 5, Level 1), near Esplanade MRT — beside the Uniqlo side of the mall. Signage was sparse at opening, so look for the minimalist wood-and-white storefront. Hours are 11am–3pm and 5–11pm daily.

Conclusion

Noci is a pasta bar first and a Korean concept second: eight handmade pastas at S$19–S$27, sourdough pizzas at S$21–S$23, and a tiramisu worth the S$12. Order the truffle white ragu or the cacio e pepe, brace for a queue at dinner, and go off-peak if communal tables aren’t your thing. For Suntec shoppers wanting proper fresh pasta without the fine-dining markup, it delivers.

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