How Much is Spicy Noodles at Raffles City? Complete Price Guide
Taiwan’s cult noodle chain finally crossed the strait. Spicy Noodles — the English name for Xiao Hun Mian 大師兄銷魂麵舖, the “soul-stirring noodles” with 18 outlets in Taiwan and queues stretching two hours — opened its first Singapore store at Raffles City (B1-38). The formula: handmade chewy noodles tossed in a house-made master chilli oil, paired with a six-hour beef bone broth. Sets start at S$18.80++.
Noodle obsessives comparing bowls can also look at the Ippudo menu for the Japanese tonkotsu end of the spectrum, while the Takagi Ramen menu covers the budget ramen flank. Spicy Noodles is something else entirely — Taiwanese dry-tossed noodles with a chilli-oil soul.
This guide covers the Spicy Noodles Raffles City menu with prices, the set tiers, the sides worth adding, and the FAQs visitors ask before braving the queue.
Spicy Noodles Raffles City Menu: Sets & Prices
The menu is deliberately tight: two set tiers built around the signature Xiao Hun noodles, plus a short sides list. Every set pairs the dry-tossed noodles (master chilli sauce, master chilli oil, secret noodle sauce) with a beef soup. Prices are ++ — service charge and GST apply on top.
Beef Soup Sets
The Mild Beef Soup Set (S$18.80++) brings sliced US beef, braised tau pok, a jammy ramen-style egg and the signature noodles with a clean, refreshing broth. The Spicy Beef Soup Set (S$24.80++) upgrades to beef tendon in a mala beef-bone broth simmered over six hours — the full soul-stirring experience. Beef shank joins the lineup as a later addition.
| Set | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Mild Beef Soup Set | 18.80++ |
| Spicy Beef Soup Set (with beef tendon) | 24.80++ |
The Signature Noodles
The noodles are the star: handmade, airlifted from Taiwan, thick and springy with real chew. The trifecta of house-made master chilli sauce, eight-hour stir-fried master chilli oil and secret noodle sauce coats every strand. The default build is mildly spicy — opt out if heat is an issue, or lean in if it is the point.
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Xiao Hun Noodles | Handmade, airlifted from Taiwan |
| Master Chilli Sauce | House-made |
| Master Chilli Oil | Hand stir-fried 8 hours |
| Beef Bone Broth | Simmered 6+ hours |
Sides & Add-Ons
Garlic cucumber (S$3.80) cuts the richness; fried dough fritters (S$4.50) are made for dunking in the beef soup; spicy braised spongy tofu with soy chip (S$4.50) doubles down on the mala; blanched vegetables (S$4) keep things balanced. Sides are the difference between a good and a great visit.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Garlic Cucumber | 3.80 |
| Fried Dough Fritters (youtiao) | 4.50 |
| Spicy Braised Tofu & Soy Chip | 4.50 |
| Blanched Vegetables | 4.00 |
What to Order at Spicy Noodles Raffles City
Get the Spicy Beef Soup Set (S$24.80++) — the tendon, the mala broth and the chilli-oil noodles together are the reason for the brand’s fame. Add garlic cucumber (S$3.80) and youtiao (S$4.50) for the full spread. Heat-sensitive diners should take the Mild set (S$18.80++) and still get 90% of the experience. Prices are approximate and may vary; delivery prices may differ.
Beating the Queue
The 48-seat Raffles City store draws serious queues at lunch and dinner — Taiwan outlets famously hit two-hour waits. Visit at off-peak hours (mid-afternoon) for the shortest line. The set format keeps ordering fast once seated.
Spicy Noodles Location & Hours
Spicy Noodles sits at Raffles City, 252 North Bridge Road, #B1-38, Singapore 179103 — direct access from City Hall MRT. Expect to spend S$23–S$35 per person after ++. The brand also runs an overseas outlet in Hong Kong. Prices are approximate and may vary; delivery prices may differ.
Frequently Asked Questions About Spicy Noodles Raffles City
Conclusion
Spicy Noodles earns its cult status in a single bowl: chewy handmade noodles, an eight-hour chilli oil with real depth, and a comforting six-hour broth. At S$18.80++ to start, it is a premium noodle fix — but a memorable one.
