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Cheapest to Most Expensive Noodles in Town

2017-11-27 ShanghaiWOWeng

There are more noodle dishes in Shanghai than you could even imagine. From bullfrog noodles to spicy meat noodles, scallion with noodles, the list goes on forever. We've compiled just a glimpse of some of the best, ranging from RMB 1-100. Happy slurping!

 

RMB 1 – 10 PER BOWL

 

Racoon Crispy Noodles

RMB 1

 

That’s right, an RMB 1 per bowl of noodles does exist in the city. A childhood favorite for many, it is often eaten as a snack with the seasoning sprinkled onto the crispy noodles.


Wuhan Hot Dry Noodles

RMB 8

 


Near Shanghai South Railway Stop, and despite the tiny storefront, this place attracts a huge crowds with their affordable Wuhan Hot Dry Noodles with thick sesame sauce, complimented with the springy noodles. 

 

Address: 834 Shilong Lu


Cai Ji Authentic Wuhan Hot Dry Noodles (Changli Lu Branch)

RMB 8

 


Hidden in Changli Lu, expect a long queue when dining at Cai Ji, but you'll be greatly rewarded with an unbelievably aromatic bowl of Wuhan Hot Dry Noodles.

 

Address: 223 Changli Lu 

 

The Time We Met – Er Si Noodles

RMB 10

 


For just RMB 10, get a bowl of the piping hot rice-based Er Si Noodles, which havea rich rice flavor and aroma.

 

Address: 10 Baoqing Lu  

 

RMB 11 – 20 PER BOWL

 

Dongtaixiang Shengjian Noodle Stall – Scallion with Noodles

RMB 12

 


A Shanghainese old store, Dongtaixiang is known for its pot stickers as well as mini wonton and scallion noodles that come in hefty portions.

 

Address: 188 Chongqing Bei Lu   


Bamanzi Gege Noodles Chongqing Cuisine – Pork Rib Gege Noodles

RMB 15

 


Well-loved among the Chongqing community, their hit pork rib noodles goes well with a Chongqing twist, which adds an additional crunch to the dish.

 

Address: 2/F, 200 Guonan Lu

 

Wei Xiang Zhai – Spicy Meat Noodles

RMB 15

 


One of our favorite spicy meat noodles, Wei Xiang Zhai’s noodles have a savory and aromatic broth complimented with springy noodles.

 

Address: 14 Yadang Lu  

 

Chang Shun Noodle House –  Pig Intestine Noodles

RMB 15

 


Chang Shun’s pig intestine noodles come with a large serving of green peppers that go well with the savory intestine.  

 

Address: 14 Yadang Lu  

 

Zhuquemen Xi’an Delights – Oil Splashed Noodles

RMB 18




These popular oil-splashed noodles carry the authentic flavors of Xi’an chili.

 

Address: 101 Zhenping Lu  

 

RMB 21 – 30 PER BOWL

 

Amoy Restaurant – Family Shacha Noodles

RMB 25

 


With a fresh serving of seafood, Amoy’s Shacha noodles live up to their name. 

 

Address: 128 Kunshan Lu

 

Jia Lan – Lanzhou Beef Noodles

RMB 25

 


If you’re craving Lanzhou Beef Noodles, hit up this store which serves an authentic and spicy bowl, along with large amounts of beef.

 

Address: N1 – 52, 1/F, North Building, Dalu Mall, 528 Nanquan Bei Lu  


Uncle Restaurant – Fresh Prawn Wonton Noodles

RMB 29

 


This classic Hong Kong restaurant sells fresh, thin-skinned wonton, complimented with springy noodles and sauce.

 

Address: B2/F, Hopson One, 1099 Xiang Yin Lu | B2/F, Block A, Cloud Nine, 388 Xijiang Wan Lu

 

Lao Ban Zhai – Saury Noodles

RMB 30

 


Only sold for 3 months of the year, join the queue for a bowl of Lao Ban Zhai’s saury noodles that contain fresh saury and a sweet broth.

 

Address: 600 Fuzhou Lu

 

RMB 31 – 40 PER BOWL

 

Haling Noodle House – Bullfrog Noodles

RMB 31

 


The popular bullfrog noodles here are served in a black pepper pork broth and have hefty portions of bullfrog meat.

 

Address: 221 Zhejiang Zhong Lu | Zhongshan Park, 790 Dingxi Lu and more branches


Xinle Soup Noodle Restaurant – Large Sausage Noodles

RMB 35

 


Try out their famous large sausage noodles here, which has a slightly sweet side.  

 

Address: 120 Jinxian Lu | Room 07, 2/F, Dingxiang International Commercial Mall, 858 Dingxiang Lu 

 

Jingang Wonton Haiyoumian – Chicken Bone Sauce with Noodles

RMB 35

 


Known to have one of Shanghai’s best wonton and noodles, try out their specialty chicken bone sauce with noodles dish, which uses quality ingredients has authentic flavors.

 

Address: Room 001A, Building 11, 207 Mengzi Lu | 8/F, Joy City, 166 Xicang Bei Lu and other branches

 

Yu Jian Mian – Shacha Noodles

RMB 38

 


Yu Jian Mian on Daxue Lu serves a great bowl of Shacha noodles with sweet and spicy flavors.  

 

Address: Room 202, 302 Daxue Lu


RMB 41 – 50 PER BOWL

 

Chang Jiao Tang Mian – Shredded Chicken Noodles

RMB 40

 


For RMB 40 per bowl, the seemingly ordinary shredded chicken noodles are a popular choice when dining here.

 

Address: Long Tang Li, 166 Zhaozhou Lu  

 

A’Niang Noodles – Yellow Croaker Noodles

RMB 45

 


Their specialty yellow croaker noodles fit the Shanghainese palette with tender fish slices complimented with salted vegetables.

 

Address: 36 Sinan Lu   

 

Mo Yi An – Pickled Bullfrog Noodles

RMB 48

 


Well-received and popular pickled bullfrog noodles at Mo Yi An uses pickled chillis freshly flown from Sichuan and fresh bullfrog for a savory treat.

 

Address: 421 Dagu Lu     

 

Fushan Noodle House – Champion Black Sauce Noodles

RMB 48

 


Fushan Noodle House’s Champion Black Sauce Noodles previously clinched the top award at the “Tokyo Ramen Show.” The broth is made from chicken bone, fish sauce and a secret black soy sauce.

 

Address: Room 5 – 01, 5 – 02, 5/F, 68 Yuyuan Lu     

 

Mendo – Specialty Tomato and Beef Noodles

RMB 48

 


Mendo’s specialty tomato and beef noodles is a must-have when dining here, and is great because of the fresh ingredients used and thick broth.

 

Address: Room 206, 2/F, Shanghai Global Financial Hub, 100 Century Ave      

 

Yi Mian Chun Feng – Clam Ramen

RMB 49


 

With no added MSG, Yi Mian Chun Feng uses a mushroom-based broth for their clam ramen, topping it off with fresh clams and fried onions.

 

Address: 26 Wuxing Lu, Room 08, B1/F, Nanfeng Cheng, 100 Zunyi Lu       

 

RMB 51 – 60 PER BOWL

 

Chunshu Ramen – Hokkaido Sweet Prawn and Rib Noodles

RMB 52

 


With 121 branches in Japan alone, Chunshu Ramen is known for its handmade noodles

and rich broth that is made from dozens of fresh, sweet prawns.

 

Address: B1 – 17,  Raffles City, 1193 Changning Lu

 

Naji Ramen – King Dolphin Ramen

RMB 60

 


Apart from their seasonal selection, Naji Ramen has four classic types of ramen with authentic Japanese flavors.

 

Address: 3/F, K11 Mall, 300 Huaihai Zhong Lu  

 

RMB 61 – 70 PER BOWL

 

Han Mama Taiwan Noodle House – Beef Noodles

RMB 62

 


Averaging around RMB 60 per bowl, the owner spends up to 8 hours daily cooking the beef noodle broth, and does great research to ensure that the udon noodles in the dish compliment and enhance the rich flavors.

 

Address: 123 Nanyang Lu   


King Dolphin – King Dolphin Noodles

RMB 62

 


King Dolphin only sells four types of noodles – King Dolphin, Black King, King Chi and Tsui King. Each bowl is filled with a hearty ramen broth and has an optional add on of Ajitsuke Tamago.

 

Address: 88 Tongren Lu, Nanjing Xi Lu Residential District


RMB 81 – 90 PER BOWL


A Xin Noodle House – Prawn Noodles

RMB 88


 

Shooting to fame with its RMB 168 bowl of crab roe noodles, the shop offers a more pocket-friendly option of prawn noodles at RMB 88 per bowl. Made from freshly peeled prawns, it has a thick prawn broth and flavor that will satisfy any prawn noodle craving.

 

Address: 21 Yadang Lu

 

Nan De Yi Mian – Triple Treasure Noodles with Onsen Egg

RMB 90


 

The triple specialty noodles here are filled with different cuts of beef, and drizzled with beef sauce and an onsen egg for a mouth-wateringly good treat.

 

Address: D – 1, 56 Maoming Nan Lu  

 

RMB 91 – 100 PER BOWL

 

Xiangpu Cat Noodle House – Xiangpu Cat Original Ramen

RMB 95

 


Xiangpu Cat Original Ramen is definitely for those with a big appetite. It has different types of broth to choose from, and the spring noodles are layered with meat and cheese to produce this signature dish.

 

Address: 318 Julu Lu   


A Xin Noodle House – Crab Roe Noodles

RMB 168

 


Known for their crab roe noodles, this aromatic bowl  is definitely worth the RMB 168 price tag.

 

Address: 21 Yadang Lu    

 

So what is the most expensive noodle place and dish?

 

Xiejia Courtyard – Crab Roe Noodles

RMB 360

 


Topping the list as the most expensive noodle in the city is none other than Xiejia Courtyard’s Crab Roe Noodles. At RMB 360 a bowl, each bowl is made from six male and female crabs, topped with a huge serving of crab roe.

 

Address: 1266 Kaixuan Lu     



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