Qq Noodle House - Singapore

The mini hot pot soup is flavorful, the noodles are decent, and the tom yam soup is perfectly balanced. The standout dish is definitely the fried tofu minced pork - it's crispy and perfectly seasoned. The only downside is the poor ventilation system and weak air conditioning, which needs to be upgraded as soon as possible.

I tried the traditional kampua noodles and they were delicious. You have the option to choose your favorite sauces, but the original flavor is excellent on its own. Additionally, there are side dishes available to complement the noodles.

I’m a huge fan of kolo noodles and so glad I found this place! Prices are pretty economical. I had a double fish soup with kolo noodles for $8! serving size is decent! This place accepts cash and paywave payment. I’ll come by again to try the mala flavoured noodles! Menu has a variety of noodles options snacks side dishes and drinks. I’m sure you will find something of your liking. Just something to note, air in there isn’t too well ventilated so do bear with the smell from the cooking.

This kolo mee/qq noodle house is a no-frills option for those craving authentic Malaysian kolo mee. The wanton was delicious, wrapped in silky smooth skin with a perfect meat-to-wrapper ratio. The noodles were nothing special but had a nice QQ texture. The fried bun was surprisingly good and worth a try. The restaurant itself was a bit run down and dirty, but the food is definitely worth trying.

Edit: 3rd visit and so in love with their kolo mee. Tried the mala flavour and its nice and addictive! The fried wanton was really good too. Adding on to 5 stars! Loved the original kolo mee and cravings satisfied. Price is very affordable too and service was fast. Would not recommend the tom yum soup though as its higher priced but barely any ingredients inside. Stick to the original and it should be ok.