Go Noodle House Menu Card Prices Malaysia 2026
This is the go noodle house menu card on one page: every section, every reported price, and the ordering format in plain language. Soup noodles run from a reported RM8.70 base, pan mee from RM9.90, add-on balls at RM3.80 each, and drinks from RM2.30. For the full guide with ordering tips, see our Go Noodle House menu prices Malaysia hub guide.
What is on the Go Noodle House menu card?
Read the card as a build-your-own system, not a fixed list of set meals. You pick noodles, then soup, then toppings, and the price follows your choices. That is why the same card produces a RM10 lunch for one diner and a RM19 loaded bowl for another.
| Card Section | Price | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Soup noodles | RM 8.70 – 14.70 | Three Fresh, Premium Beef, Fish Paste, Bursting Meatball |
| Pan mee and dry noodles | RM 9.50 – 10.50 | Pan Mee, Trio Special Dark Sauce Ban Mee |
| Add-on balls | RM 3.80 | Bursting Meat Ball, Fu Zhou Fish Ball, Pork Balls |
| Drinks | RM 2.30 – 2.80 | Herbal Tea, Pu Er Tea |
Which soup noodles are on the card?
Superior soup is the default and the one to try first. It is clear, not heavy, with seafood and meat depth and a Chinese wine finish. Spicy soup is the alternative for diners who want heat from the start.
| Soup Noodle | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bowl with one topping | RM 8.70 | Launch starting price, superior or spicy soup |
| Three Fresh Noodles with Bursting Meat Ball | RM 10.40 | Classic reported pairing, 2016 |
| Fish Paste Noodles | RM 10.50 | Reported at Gurney Plaza |
| Bursting Meatball Noodles | RM 12.80 | Reported in 2019 after a price rise |
| Premium Beef Noodles | RM 14.70 | Reported at Gurney Plaza |
| Bowl with three premium toppings | RM 18.90 | Launch price for a loaded bowl |
Which pan mee and dry noodles are on the card?
Dry noodles come with a small bowl of fish paste soup on the side, so you still get a soup course with a dry main. That side soup is part of the value, not an afterthought.
| Pan Mee Dish | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pan Mee | RM 9.90 | Thick, thin or hand-torn, handmade in shop |
| Trio Special Dark Sauce Pan Mee | RM 9.50 | Earlier reported price, dark sauce with kombu |
| Trio Special Dark Sauce Ban Mee | RM 10.50 | Dry ban mee in sweet-savoury dark sauce, JB report |
What add-ons, sides and drinks are on the card?
Add-ons are where the bill grows, so count them before you tick the sheet. Five bursting meatballs at a reported RM3.80 each add RM19.00 on their own, which is why a loaded bowl can cost double a simple one.
| Item | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bursting Meat Ball | RM 3.80 | Signature add-on, per piece as reported |
| Fu Zhou Fish Ball | RM 3.80 | Signature fish ball |
| Pork Balls | RM 3.80 | Homemade pork balls |
| Herbal Tea | RM 2.80 | Red date and goji berry, hot or cold |
| Pu Er Tea | RM 2.30 | Glutinous rice scented pu er, hot or cold |
Go Noodle House menu card FAQs
What is on the Go Noodle House menu card?
Soup noodles, pan mee and dry noodles, add-on balls, sides and drinks. The card is built around customising one bowl: noodles, soup, then toppings.
What is the cheapest item on the card?
On reported prices, Pu Er Tea at RM2.30 and Herbal Tea at RM2.80. The cheapest bowl base was reported from RM8.70 for one topping at launch.
What is the signature on the menu card?
The Bursting Meatball in superior soup, with Three Fresh Noodles at RM10.40 as the classic reported pairing.
Are the card prices current?
They are reported board prices from 2016 to 2019, and prices have risen since, per a 2019 review. Confirm at the outlet before you order.
Where do these prices come from?
Malaysian food reviews of Go Noodle House outlets in Penang, Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur, re-checked October 22, 2026.
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