Ji Xiang at Marsiling Mall

Noodle stall at Marsiling Mall Hawker Centre known for wanton noodles, prawn mee, and lor mee.

Ji Xiang is a Chinese noodle stall at Marsiling Mall Hawker Centre that has quickly won over regulars with its carefully crafted bowls of classic Singapore noodle dishes. The stall's name, meaning 'auspicious' in Chinese, reflects the comforting, heritage-rooted cooking it delivers. Its signature wanton noodles feature springy QQ noodles tossed in a thick, savoury sauce with char siew, crispy wonton skin, and a clear flavourful soup on the side — a combination that has drawn enthusiastic praise from diners since the stall first opened. Prawn mee and lor mee are equally popular, offering robust broths and generous toppings that rival more established noodle stalls in the area. The menu also includes mushroom minced meat noodles at , fish ball kuey teow noodles soup at .50, and the same prawn mee and lor mee at each — keeping prices accessible while maintaining quality. Diners can choose to eat in at the hawker centre or take away, with the stall operating from early morning at 6 AM through to 4 PM (closed on Tuesdays), making it a favourite for breakfast and lunch crowds. It suits anyone who appreciates well-executed hawker noodles without the long queues often found at more famous stalls. If you find yourself at Marsiling Mall and craving a satisfying bowl of noodles, Ji Xiang is a stall that delivers on flavour, value, and that unmistakable hawker charm. With its high ratings and growing word-of-mouth reputation, it is well on its way to becoming a northern Singapore favourite — auspicious indeed.