Let’s get slurpin’ with noodles delivery
Japanese ramen noodles: • Ippudo • Takagi Ramen • Suparakki Ramen • Ramen Champion • Le Shrimp Ramen
Chinese shrimp noodles and wanton noodles • LeNu • Le Shrimp Ramen • Crystal Jade Go • Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodle
Vietnamese Pho: • NamNam
Thai boat noodles: • Tuk Tuk Cha
With the wet season officially here and COVID-19 raining on our parades (pun intended), most of us are cooped up at home. All this chilly weather has me craving a hot, piping bowl of noodles. There’s nothing better than some rich, delicious broth to warm our bellies and our hearts. Here is my list of the 10 best noodle delivery restaurants that deliver straight to your doorstep. Read on for my recommendations, from beef noodles to prawn noodle delivery, and wanton noodles delivery to ramen delivery!
1. Best of Japanese Ramen noodles: Ippudo
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If you know anything there is know about ramen, the legendary Ippudo should be amongst your top picks when it comes to classic tonkotsu ramen. World-renowned for its multiple award-winning dishes, Ippudo’s signature red bowls are a hallmark of its ramen legacy.
For those of you on a budget, their Business Value Lunch for 1 ($15) includes their Zero Ramen, a lighter version of their usually heavier broth, Hakata-style noodles and melt-in-your-mouth chashu. This set meal also comes with a salad, a side dish, and a drink—guaranteed to hit the spot.
You also can’t go wrong with the Shiromaru Motoaji Ramen ($16.35). Their original creamy tonkotsu broth is featured, along with thin noodles, pork belly chashu, black fungus and spring onion. Looks are definitely deceiving with this one, because this umami bowl of goodness packs a punch.
2. Ramen meets Prawn Noodles: Le Shrimp Ramen
From Paradise Group comes yet another chain of restaurants—Le Shrimp Ramen marries the flavours of both Chinese and Japanese cuisine, combining Japanese ramen broth and Chinese la mian.
If it’s your first time at Le Shrimp, go for the Le Signature Trio Shrimp Ramen ($20.50). The star of this dish is their rich specialty shrimp broth, which combines fresh prawns, pork bones and Chinese spices. Paired with juicy shrimps, handmade prawn dumplings, and ebiko prawn paste, this filling bowl is guaranteed to leave you satisfied.
Their Red Garoupa with Picked Vegetable Tonkotsu Ramen ($20.50) features an interesting union of Japanese-style broth with Chinese elements! Otherwise, opt for the Ebiko Prawn Paste with Chilli Vinaigrette Ramen ($13.91) for a spicy kick.
3. Japanese Ramen from all your favourite brands: Ramen Champion
Ramen Champion‘s selection of ramen is immense, to say the least, with brands like Gyumaru, Ikkyu, Menya Ryu, and Buta God. Each stall has its own specialty dish, like the Special Tonkotsu Ramen (from $15.80) from Tonkotsu Ikkyu, featuring numerous slabs of chashu and a rich, creamy pork bone-based broth.
Menya Ryu offers a plethora of unique fare like their Magma Ramen (from $16.80), which mixes up to 16 kinds of spices, or the Sapporo Special Miso Ramen (from $16.80) that is cooked with three kinds of miso.
4. Ramen noodles at affordable prices: Suparakki Ramen
Meaning “super lucky” In Japanese, Suparakki Ramen serves bowls of goodness at affordable prices. They exclusively use freshly-made Hakata-style ramen, and their broth is hard-boiled for six hours to achieve a full, collagen-like richness.
Dry Truffle Ramen ($9.50) 
Original Tonkotsu Ramen ($10.80)
One of Suparraki’s specialty dishes is their Dry Truffle Ramen ($9.50). The house recipe includes freshly made ramen, with stir-fried shredded pork, topped with a house-made sauce and drizzled with truffle oil.
Their bestseller is, of course, the Original Tonkotsu Ramen ($10.80). The soup-er dish uses a unique blend of pork bones to create a smooth, creamy, rich soup stock. Flavoured with a combination of Japanese shoyu, sea salt and kelp, you’re guaranteed maximum satisfaction!
5. Beef noodles for the adventurous: Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles
Tongue Tip Lanzhou Beef Noodles serves authentic tongue tip beef noodles, as its name suggests, with recipes dating back to the Muslim Chinese (Hui) people. Yes, they are Halal-certified.
Their Signature Beef Noodles ($10.90) showcases the robust flavour of their broth and the flavourful, thinly-sliced beef. Different types of noodles are available, with a chewy texture to pair well with the soup. For spice-lovers, they also serve Mala Beef Noodles ($11.90) for that addictive mouth-numbing sensation.
6. Wanton Noodles with an upscale twist: Crystal Jade GO
Crystal Jade is a household name for Chinese fare in Singapore most of us are familiar with. They’ve recently launched Crystal Jade GO, a fast-food rendition for “cram-and-go students and quick-catch-up lunchers”, perfect for the modern-day lifestyle.
Spoilt for choice? You can’t go wrong with the Shrimp Wanton Noodle ($8.80). A classic staple of Chinese cuisine, available both dry and with soup. The succulent wantons and the sauce-coated egg noodles make for a comforting dish to satisfy your cravings.
7. Ramen delivery for anyone and everyone: Takagi Ramen
Branding themselves as “Ramen for the Average Singaporean”, Takagi Ramen was founded in 2015 and aims to bring Singaporeans authentic, quality ramen at affordable prices. Since its opening in 2015, they’ve already opened four outlets, garnering support from locals with their inexpensive yet delicious dishes. So when it comes to ramen delivery, you can be certain that they’ll serve you their best.
For more traditional-style ramen, their signature Takagi Ramen ($9.90) serves up their original Japanese Tonkotsu broth enhanced with a light shio seasoning and infused with the subtle aroma of kombu and bonito. Paired with chashu, green scallions and sprouts, this bowl is simple yet delicious.
8. Delicious Pho Noodles from Vietnam: NamNam
Established in Singapore since 2012, NamNam is a well-loved, affordable noodle bar serving fresh, wholesome and MSG-free Vietnamese fare, with crowd-favourites including pho and banh mi.
For those of you who want a bit of everything, go for the Hoi An Express ($65 for 2 to 3 pax). The set consists of two small plates of appetizers like spicy caramelized chicken wings, crispy imperial rolls, and more. Moving on to mains, you get a choice of banh mi, a Vietnamese-style baguette chock-full of savoury flavours like Caramelized 5-Spice Pork Belly Banh Mi. Finally, wash it down with your choice of Hanoi Pho, such as Pho Beef Combination and Pho Kampong Chicken, as well as two beverages.
9. Beef Noodles and more hearty bowls: LeNu
Yet another quality noodle restaurant from Paradise Group, LeNu is a casual Chinese noodle bar that serves hearty bowls at pocket-friendly prices. Their signature braised beef broth is prepared for 18 hours using the freshest beef marrow, bones, and other premium ingredients.
Back by popular demand, their Nagano Pork Belly with Yuzu Tomato Broth Noodle ($16.38) is a must-try dish for this season. Marrying the sweetness of tomato with the sweet and tangy flavours of fragrant yuzu in a rich broth, this bowl of noodles comes topped with slices of premium pork belly and is sure to hit the spot.
One of their specialties is their Braised Beef Combination Noodle ($16.50), which includes a variety of different cuts and types of beef such as wagyu, tendon and shank. You have a choice of spicy, authentic or pickled vegetable beef broth, and thick vermicelli, la mian or rice noodles.
10. Boat Noodles and Thai Beef Noodles: Tuk Tuk Cha
Chicken Boat Noodles (from $8.90) 
Thai Beef Noodles (from $9.90)
While Tuk Tuk Cha is most famed for its assortment of Thai drinks and teas, the boat noodles are not to be missed either. Have the classic Thai Beef Noodles (from $9.90), the irresistibly savoury and spicy Tom Yum Noodles (from $9.90), or the Chicken Boat Noodles (from $8.90). So if you’re looking for Thai delights and boat noodle delivery, bookmark Tuk Tuk Cha!
Updated 23 July 2021.