西安印象 (Xi’an Yin Xiang) (maybe Xi’an Impression?) at Chinatown is so under the radar it doesn’t have a English signboard. It is a narrow shop, packed when I was there for lunch, but it is so worth the claustrophobia.
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西安印象 Xi’an Impression, People’s Park: WOW. That Biang Biang Noodles. (Ingredients imported from Xi’an)
By Rubbish Eat Rubbish Grow on May 11, 2024 • ( 1 Comment )
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西安印象 (Xi’an Yin Xiang) (maybe Xi’an Impression?) at Chinatown is so under the radar it doesn’t have a English signboard. It is a narrow shop, packed when I was there for lunch, but it is so worth the claustrophobia.
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According to the staff I spoke to there, Xi’an Impression (I’m naming it) is an outpost from its original restaurant in Xi’an with the same name. Google tells me that they have outposts even in London. The staff also said that they import the ingredients from their Xi’an shop so the food tastes exactly the same. Noodles are hand-pulled. Google also shows they have outlets at Kinex (Katong), Vision Exchange (Jurong), Paya Lebar, Sengkang, and Tampines.
They have 3 signatures, biang biang noodles ($6), roujiamo (Chinese pork burgers, $4.50), and cold noodles (凉皮 $6), and we ordered all three of them.
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