Go Noodle House Near Me
Looking for go noodle house near me in Malaysia? Go Noodle House is a KL-born noodle chain, and past food reviews name outlets in Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Johor Bahru. Outlet lineups change over time, so this guide names the review locations honestly and shows you how to confirm a live outlet before you travel. For the full board and reported prices, see our Go Noodle House menu prices Malaysia hub guide.
Where can you find Go Noodle House near me?
Start with a live search, not this page alone. Search “Go Noodle House” on your maps app or delivery app and check the outlet name, address and hours it shows today, since older review pages can list outlets that have moved or closed. This guide is honest about its limits: it names outlets that appear in past Malaysian food reviews, and it won’t invent a current outlet count or a full address list that no source supports.
Which Kuala Lumpur outlets appear in reviews?
The Klang Valley is where the chain started, and the Jaya One launch is the best documented KL-area outlet in reviews. Mall outlets suit first visits well, since hours follow the mall and parking is easy.
| Review Location | What Reviews Show | Check Before Visiting |
|---|---|---|
| Jaya One, Klang Valley | Launch outlet covered by eatdrinkkl.com | Live maps listing and hours |
| Klang Valley mall outlets | Chain described as KL-born in reviews | Current outlet name and floor |
What about Penang and Johor Bahru outlets?
Two out-of-Klang-Valley locations show up clearly in past reviews. Gurney Plaza in Penang was covered by kenhuntfood.com in 2016, with pan mee reported at RM9.90 and Premium Beef Noodles at RM14.70. JB City Square in Johor Bahru was covered by tidbitsmag.com, with the Trio Special Dark Sauce Ban Mee reported at RM10.50 and add-on balls at RM3.80 each. Both are older reviews, so treat them as proof the chain reached those malls, not as a promise that the same outlets trade today.
What should you order on a first visit to Go Noodle House?
Keep your first order simple so you learn the format. Pan mee in thick cut shows off the handmade noodles, the Trio Special Dark Sauce Ban Mee shows off the dry style, and Bursting Meatball Noodles shows off the signature meatballs. Add a Pu Er Tea at a reported RM2.30 or Herbal Tea at RM2.80, and you have a full first meal on reported prices under RM16.
Go Noodle House near me FAQs
Where is the nearest Go Noodle House?
Search “Go Noodle House” on your maps or delivery app for a live outlet near you. Past reviews name Jaya One in the Klang Valley, Gurney Plaza in Penang, and JB City Square in Johor Bahru, but outlet lineups change, so verify before travelling.
Is Go Noodle House halal?
No. The menu centres on pork balls, pork belly and other pork items, and outlet reviews list it as non-halal.
What are Go Noodle House outlet hours?
Hours vary by outlet and usually follow the host mall. Check the live maps listing for your outlet rather than relying on an old review.
What should I order first?
Try the Trio Special Dark Sauce Ban Mee at a reported RM10.50, or Pan Mee at a reported RM9.90. Both show off the handmade noodles that built the chain.
Are the prices in this guide current?
They are reported board prices from Malaysian food reviews, mostly 2016 to 2019, and a 2019 review already noted a 20 to 30 percent rise. Check the outlet board before you order.
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