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Shixiangge
514 Bishan St. 13, level 2, Singapore 570514
Shixiangge is a budget-friendly Chinese restaurant located on level 2 of a building at 514 Bishan Street in Bishan. With a 4.3 rating across 684 reviews, the restaurant draws diners seeking authentic Chinese cuisine at accessible prices.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 5 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 30 Oct 2026
Our take: Shixiangge is a popular spot for hand-pulled noodles, particularly their knife-shaved noodles (dao xiao mian) which many reviewers prefer over the la mian.
The Beef Bang Bang Mian (dry version) is a standout, praised for its rich, savoury flavour, thick chewy noodles, and tender beef slices.
The dry chilli accompanying it adds a notable kick without overpowering the dish.
Portions are consistently described as generous.
While the food quality is generally high, we note that prices, such as the $7 noodles and $5.50 meat bao, are considered steep for a coffee shop setting, making it less ideal for a daily meal.
The dining environment can also be hot and noisy, located next to a bus bay.
Ordering is via a self-service kiosk, which might require some getting used to, and the stall only accepts cash or CDC vouchers.
We think it's a solid choice for a satisfying noodle fix, but be prepared for the price point and the casual, potentially warm, setting.
Verdict: Worth a visit for the noodles, especially the Beef Bang Bang Mian, but bring cash and manage expectations for the ambiance.
Signature
Beef Bang Bang Mian (dry version)
Best time
Monday evening after 7:30 PM
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Shixiangge generally receives positive feedback for its flavorful and generous noodle portions, particularly the hand-shaved noodles (刀削面) and beef bang bang mian, with many praising the tender beef and delicious dumplings.
While the food quality is often highlighted, some customers find the prices steep for a hawker setting, making it less ideal for daily meals.
Operational aspects like the self-service kiosk and cash-only payment can be slightly inconvenient, and the coffee shop environment can be hot and noisy.
Google Reviews
We love the mala pork intestine noodles here. While not 100% authentic, the sweeter and slightly less spicy broth is still delicious and might better suit some palates. Order extra portion of intesti…
Soup was a letdown which was outright salt and mala dominant without balance. Its noodle was al dente which had a good bite and satisfying. Large intestine was the saving grace which was braised to…
Food is always good. We like the knife-cut noodles with a bit of spice. The beef is tender. Ordered vegetables this time - portion is generous.
Signature Mala Pork Intestine Noodles 🌶️🍜 Rich and flavourful mala broth with a satisfying kick. The pork intestine is clean and well-prepared, with a nice chewy texture that goes really well with…
the mala intestines noodle is my favorite! i always either opt for biangbiang noodles or normal la mian - both are incredibly qq. i like that while the mala broth maintains its spiciness and numbingne…
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