If you love spicy food, you would know how satisfying it is to chow down on something that packs a fiery punch. While there are a number of spicy food out there that we can turn to when we are hankering for something chock full of spice, few things are as convenient and as addictive as a bowl of spicy instant noodles.

The market is full of spicy instant noodles from varying brands across the globe, but some leave a larger impact than others. To challenge yourself and test your spice limit, here are 10 spicy instant noodles in Singapore that will definitely leave you with a burning mouth.

Read: 20 best instant noodles in Singapore including Kiki scallion noodles, mushroom oden & guo ba fen.

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DAEBAK GHOST PEPPER SPICY CHICKEN NOODLES

Claimed to be one of the world’s spiciest instant noodles, the Daebak Ghost Pepper Spicy Chicken Noodles was finally brought into the Singapore market last year.

For the uninitiated, the ghost pepper is one of the spiciest peppers in the world and scores 1,000,000 units on the Scoville scale. This deadly cup of instant noodles is definitely not for the faint-hearted but is great for people who love a good challenge.

Price: S$2.81 for a cup of Daebak Ghost Pepper Spicy Chicken Noodles

Set your senses on fire and cart out this spicy instant noodles online from Shopee.

HAI CHI JIA GUO BA FEN 

A newcomer in the spicy instant noodle scene, the Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen. is an instant noodle snack that features sweet potato noodles and crispy rice soaked in a tongue-burning peppercorn soup base.

Pop in the crispy rice last so that it doesn’t become too soggy. We love how it absorbs all that spicy soup so you get plenty of heat in every bite.

Price: S$19.90 for 1 carton with 6 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen, S$58.80 for 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen and free courier

Get this popular spicy snack online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Have a peek of our review of the Hai Chi Jia’s Guo Ba Fen here.

HAI CHI JIA HUA JIA FEN 

Another spicy instant noodle from Hai Chi Jia is the Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen. This popular bowl of instant noodle comes with real lala clams, potato noodles, enoki mushrooms and vegetables that soak up all the goodness of the spicy mala soup. It’s also a great option for seafood lovers!

Price: S$19.90 for 1 carton with 6 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen, S$58.80 for 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen and free courier

Spicy food lovers can buy this well-loved instant noodles online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Hua Jia Fen here.

MALA ODEN 

Can’t get enough of mala? We recommend the Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden, a spicy mala cup noodle that has become increasingly popular. This spicy snack is similar to a Japanese oden and comes with a generous variety of juicy fishcake. Here, the usual sweet oden soup is replaced with a tongue-burning mala broth for a spicy remix.

Each cup comes brimming with sweet potato noodles, dried vegetables and fishcake. All you need to do is add hot water to enjoy this spicy instant noodle and it only takes less than 10 minutes to prepare!

Price: S$46.90 for 1 carton with 12 cups of Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden, S$89.90 for 2 cartons with 24 cups of Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden

Order this spicy noodle snack from Snacksdelivery.sg and have it for supper.

Curious about how it tastes like? Read our review of the Mala Oden here.

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INDOMIE HOT & SPICY MI GORENG INSTANT NOODLES

Fans of Indomie, an instant noodle brand from Indonesia, will adore their Hot & Spicy Mi Goreng Instant Noodles.

The bag of these instant noodles specify that it’s ‘extra hot’, and they couldn’t be right enough about that. These spicy noodles are mixed with a rich chilli and spice seasoning that really hits you upon the first bite, leaving you wanting more.

Price: S$2 – S$2.10 for a bundle of 5 Indomie Hot & Spicy Mi Goreng Instant Noodles

You can find these spicy instant noodles online from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage. It is also available in most of their physical stores.

Photo Credit: NTUC Fairprice 

MAGGI HOT HEADS INSTANT CUP NOODLES SPICY CURRY 

Tired of having your usual Maggi Curry for supper? Turn up the heat and try the Maggi Hot Heads Spicy Curry Instant Cup Noodles instead.

This spicy instant noodle is made with pure extracts of red dried chillies and real curry spices that will leave you with a mouth-burning sensation that is both painful and addictive. They weren’t kidding when they named it ‘hot heads’, because it most probably would give you one.

Price: S$1.30 for one cup of Maggi Hot Heads Spicy Curry Instant Cup Noodles

This painfully spicy instant noodle is available at NTUC Fairprice.

Photo Credit: Giant 

NISSIN UMA KARA SPICY INSTANT NOODLES

Popular instant noodle brand Nissin has done it once again with Uma Kara Spicy Instant Noodles.

These instant noodles are inspired by Japanese ramen and come with springy wheat noodles that are served in a spicy, rich broth that will leave you craving for more. You can choose to add your own toppings to jazz up these instant noodles and have a more authentic ramen experience.

Price: S$3.85 for a bundle of 5 packets of Nissin Uma Kara Spicy Instant Noodles

Head to Giant’s websites to get the Nissin Uma Kara Spicy Instant Noodles online.

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NONGSHIM GRILL SUPER SPICY CHICKEN INSTANT NOODLE  

It is a well-known fact that the Koreans love their spice and this is evident in their instant noodles. From the popular instant noodle brand Nongshim is the Grill Super Spicy Chicken Instant Noodle.

Just from the colour alone, you can tell how spicy these Korean instant noodles are. They use flat, thick noodles instead of your regular instant noodles, which helps to suck up all those spices.

Price: S$5.50 for a bundle of 4 packets of Nongshim Grill Super Spicy Chicken Instant Noodle

These Korean spicy instant noodles can be ordered from NTUC Fairprice’s website.

Photo Credit: NTUC Fairprice

OTTOGI YEUL RAMEN HOT PEPPER FLAVOUR

The two red peppers on the packaging of these spicy instant noodles should say enough.

Ottogi is another brand from Korea that is famous for its delicious instant noodles and the Yeul Ramen Hot Pepper Flavour is one of the spicier ones that they produce. You can choose to eat this with some kimchi for an even spicier touch as well as for a contrasting texture.

Price: S$5.65 – S$4.50 for one bundle of 5 packets of Ottogi Yeul Ramen Hot Pepper Flavour

Want to burn your tongue with these spicy Korean instant noodles? Order yourself some from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage.

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SAMYANG HOT CHICKEN INSTANT RAMEN 2X SPICY 

One of the more notable brands for spicy instant noodles on this list, Samyang has been burning the tongues of their spice-loving consumers for years with their range of popular spicy instant noodles.

While they are famous for the Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen, they have decided to up their spice game and create the Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen 2x Spicy. Be prepared for a next-level amount of spice that will sear your tastebuds.

Price: S$6.90 – S$7.85 for a bundle of 5 packets of Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen 2x Spicy

If you’re up for the challenge, get the Samyang Hot Chicken Instant Ramen 2x Spicy from Cold Storage, NTUC Fairprice and Giant.

When those late-night supper cravings hit, instant noodles have always been there for us. Easy to put together, wallet-friendly and addictively delicious, what is there not to love?

Over the years, the instant noodle scene has grown drastically and we are constantly seeing new brands and variations of this popular instant snack enter the market. Forming a wide spectrum with cheap, classic options such as Indomie Mi Goreng to more fancy variations like Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen, the choices are endless.

Want to try something new but don’t know where to start? Here are the 21 best instant noodles in Singapore you can give a shot the next time you need to stock up your pantry.

Read: 10 best spicy instant noodles in Singapore that will set your senses on fire.

A1 ABALONE INSTANT NOODLE 

A1 Abalone Noodle features chewy noodles that come paired with a very rich, herbal flavour broth. What makes it stand out from the rest of its instant noodle contenders are the two pieces of abalone that they include in each packet.

Price: S$4.30 (1packet)

Snag a few packs of the A1 Abalone Instant Noodles online from Giant and Cold Storage.

MALA ODEN

Another recent addition to the instant noodle market in Singapore is the Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden. Similar to a Japanese oden that comes with a variety of fishcakes, The Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden replaces the usual sweet oden soup with a tongue-burning mala broth for a spicy remix. Each cup comes with sweet potato noodles, dried vegetables and a generous serving of fishcake.

Price: S$46.90 (1 carton, 12 cups), S$89.90 (2 cartons, 24 cups)

Update your snack stash with the Hei Ren Bu Luo Mala Oden from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of the Mala Oden here.

MUSHROOM ODEN

For those of you who do not take spicy food, this new Mushroom Oden is a good alternative to our bestselling Mala Oden.

It is a cup chockfull of goodness. Each cup comes with a portion of sweet potato noodles (or what we Chinese know as tang hoon), dried veggies and a generous mix of fishcake. The savoury soup smells a bit like peppercorn, but it is neither spicy nor numbing.

Price: S$46.90 (1 carton, 12 cups), S$89.90 (2 cartons, 24 cups)

You can get the mushroom oden from Snacksdelivery.sg.

INDOMIE MI GORENG INSTANT NOODLES 

It would be a crime to leave out this classic from our list. Indomie Mi Goreng Instant Noodles is one of the OG instant noodles in Singapore and is an essential kitchen staple for many households. Sweet, spicy and savoury all at once, it’s easy to see why this dry-style instant noodle has been popular for so many years.

Indomie is the best thing ever!

Price: S$2 – S$2.10 (Bundle of 5)

Stock up and get your Indomie Mi Goreng Instant Noodles from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage.

HAI CHI JIA GUO BA FEN

A recent addition to the instant food market is Hai Chi Jia Guo Ba Fen, which is essentially fiery goodness in a cup. It features sweet potato noodles and crispy rice soaked in a spicy peppercorn soup base. It is very different from your usual instant noodle ensemble but trust us when we say that it is worth a try!

Price: S$19.90 (1 carton with 6 boxes), S$58.80 (3 cartons, 18 boxes + free courier)

Spice up your life and order these popular instant noodles online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Guo Ba Fen here.

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ICHIRAN RAMEN HAKATA-STYLE STRAIGHT THIN NOODLE SET 

Can’t hop on a plane to Japan? Get the experience right from the comfort of your home with their instant ramen. Slurp up the classic Hakata-style noodles that are doused in Ichiran’s tonkatsu-based broth.

Price: S$26.90 (2 servings) – S$43.20 (5 servings)

Hurry and get a few packets of these instant noodles from Shopee.

HAI CHI JIA HUA JIA FEN 

Another instant noodle snack that packs a mighty punch is Hai Chi Jia Hua Jia Fen. This popular snack from China has been making waves in the instant food market and has been a massive hit, especially with people who get a kick out of eating spicy food. Each bowl comes with real lala clams, potato noodles, enoki mushrooms and vegetables that are drenched in a numbingly-good hot soup.

Price: S$19.90 (1 carton with 6 boxes), S$58.80 (3 cartons, 18 boxes + free courier)

Spicy food lovers can buy this popular instant noodles online from Snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Hua Jia Fen here.

Photo Credit: Shopee, s3beauty.sg

TTL WINE CHICKEN TAIWAN INSTANT NOODLES

If your secret instant noodle hack was to add a dash (or splash) of hua tiao jiu, the TTL wine chicken Taiwan Instant Noodleswere designed for you. The soup contains a unique hua tiao jiu flavour as well as real chicken chunks that really enhances the entire instant noodle experience.

Price: S$20.90 (bundle of 3)

You can get these popular Taiwanese hua tiao jiu instant noodles online on Lazada.

KOKA SIGNATURE STIR-FRY ORIGINAL INSTANT NOODLES 

If you aren’t feeling soup-based noodles and prefer something that you can whip up dry-style, you should try Koka’s Signature Stir-Fry Original Instant Noodles. The seasoning is packed full of bold flavours that hit all the right spots. The best part is that these noodles are Halal-certified and do not contain any MSG, preservatives and artificial colourings, so you can feel less guilty about eating them

Price: S$2.30 – S$2.60 (Bundle of 5)

Update your stash and get these instant noodles online or instore from NTUC Fairprice, Cold Storage and Giant.

Photo Credit: Kiki Singapore 

KIKI SCALLION NOODLES 

Up your instant noodle game with Kiki Scallion Noodles. Instead of your usual instant noodles, they use springy handmade noodles that go well with their special scallion sauce which is known for being very fragrant.

Price: S$18.90 (Bundle of 5)

Get yourself a pack of these noodles from Buzz. You can also get these instant noodles online from Lazada.

LAOMA HANDMADE NOODLES

Another instant noodle brand that uses handmade noodles is Laoma Handmade Noodles. Their noodles are flat, thick and very chewy. These taste amazing when tossed together with the accompanying sauce which is sour, spicy and tangy all at once.

Price: S$8.50 (Bundle of 4)

Try it for yourself and get a pack (or two) of these popular instant noodles online from Lazada.

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MAMA TOM YUM SHRIMP INSTANT NOODLE  

If you’ve been craving for some Thai flavours, Mama Tom Yum Shrimp Instant Noodles will be able to help you with that. It features a full-bodied tom yum soup that is packed with plenty of spice and flavour. To jazz it up, we recommend adding a few pieces of prawns.

Price: S$3.85 – S$3.95 (Bundle of 5)

Refill your shelves and get a pack of this instant noodles from Cold Storage and NTUC Fairprice.

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MARUTAI HAKATA SOY SAUCE TONKOTSU NOODLE 

For instant noodles that are similar to a bowl of ramen, get Marutai’s Hakata Tonkotsu Noodle. These noodles are directly imported from Japan and have a lovely, chewy texture that goes well with the broth that is chock full of umami-rich pork marrow broth.

Price: S$5.15 (2 servings)

Order yourself some of these ramen-like instant noodles online from Amazon.sg.

MYOJO THAI TOM YUM INSTANT NOODLE 

Another popular tom yum instant noodle to try is Myojo’s Thai Tom Yum Instant Noodle. These Halal-certified instant noodles are great for anyone who is craving for something that is zesty and full of spice.

Price: S$2.25 – S$2.35

Bring home a pack of these instant noodles from Giant, Cold Storage and NTUC Fairprice.

NISSIN HOKKAIDO MISO INSTANT JAPANESE RAMEN 

If you’ve been missing Hokkaido and their delicious ramen, get a quick fix with Nissin’s Hokkaido Miso Instant Japanese Ramen. The creamy, slurp-worthy soup goes well with the provided noodles and tastes very similar to the real deal.

Price: S$2.40 (bowl), S$3.85 (bundle of 5)

Lug home a few bowls of these instant noodles from Cold Storage and NTUC Fairprice.

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NONGSHIM SHIN KIMCHI RAMYUN INSTANT NOODLE 

Possibly our favourite Korean instant noodles, Nongshim’s famous Shin Kimchi Ramyun Instant Noodles is a must when we eat Korean Army Stew. The noodles here are thicker than your usual instant noodles and have plenty of bite. They are also Halal-certified so our Muslim friends can enjoy them too.

Price: S$1.35 – S$1.45 (cup), S$1.60 – S$1.65 (big bowl), S$4.35 – S$4.45 (bundle of 5)

Get your Korean instant noodle fix from Cold Storage, Giant and NTUC Fairprice.

OTTOGI — CHEESE RAMEN 

Cheese lovers will definitely be thrilled with Ottogi’s Cheese Ramen. Each pack of instant noodles comes with 3 sachets for the soup, dehydrated vegetable mix and cheese powder. Cook the noodles and soup first and when you’re done, sprinkle the cheese powder over it to complete the dish.

Price: S$4.30 – S$4.90 (bundle of 4)

Get your share of their cheese instant ramen online or instore from NTUC Fairprice and Cold Storage.

PRIMA TASTE SINGAPORE LAKSA LA MIAN 

When regular instant noodles don’t excite you anymore and you’re hankering for something more premium, get Prima Taste’s Halal-certified Singapore Laksa La Mian. Their instant noodles taste as good as an authentic bowl of Singapore Laksa and the gravy is creamy with a rich coconut flavour. They also use steamed air-dried premium noodles which has the same texture as traditional hand-pulled noodles.

Price: S$10.95 (bundle of 4)

Get these atas instant noodles from Cold Storage, Giant and NTUC Fairprice.

SAMYANG HOT CHICKEN INSTANT RAMEN (STEW TYPE) 

For those of you who want to test your heat tolerance, try Samyang’s Hot Chicken Instant Ramen. Using classic Korean Ramen which is thicker and chewier, the noodles greedily soak up all the spice from the gravy and ensure you of a mouth-tingling experience.

Price: S$7.50 (bundle of 5)

Whisk these instant noodles off the shelves of NTUC Fairprice and Giant.

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TSENG NOODLES SCALLION WITH SICHUAN PEPPER FLAVOUR 

Another popular Taiwanese instant noodles you can find in Singapore is Tseng Noodles Scallion.

All their noodles are handmade and sun-dried, resulting in a chewy texture that is very addictive. The sauce itself has a sweet and savoury taste that helps to elevate the noodles.

Price: S$16.20 (bundle of 4)

These Taiwanese instant noodles are available online on Lazada.

TSUTA INSTANT RAMEN

The popular ramen brand also has its very own Tsuta Instant Ramen—a Shoyu-based ramen based on Tsuta’s signature ramen that can be cooked in less than 3 minutes.

Price: S$21.90 for 3 packets of Tsuta Instant Ramen

You can get your Tsuta Instant Ramen from Snacksdelivery.com.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you probably would have come across some form of these spicy noodles from Hai Chi Jia that have been making waves across the internet for the past few weeks. These popular snacks in Singapore have become very popular as they are not only easy to prepare but incredibly addictive.

Joining the popular Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles (Hua Jia Fen) is the new Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen, which is essentially our favourite spicy mala vermicelli paired with chunks of crispy rice.

If you love the Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles from Hai Chi Jia, you definitely need to give the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen a shot and get a few cups of these from snacksdelivery.sg.

READ OUR REVIEWs ON THE MALA ODEN AND HAI CHI JIA ‘S SPICY CLAM NOODLES

The Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen is available on snacksdelivery.sg for just S$19.90 per carton, which contains 6 individual cups of these spicy mala noodles.

As compared to the popular Mala Oden, the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia is less spicy and has a creamier consistency. Despite that, each cup still packs a fiery punch and is perfect for people who love a little spice in their life.

Uncover the cup and find vermicelli noodles, chilli oil, seasoning, vegetables and of course, the crispy rice.

Putting the entire thing together is as easy as one-two-three. Simply unwrap all the provided ingredients, pop them back into the cup (except the crispy rice), add boiling water and wait for 4 to 6 minutes. When you’re done, top everything off with the crispy rice and enjoy!

The lid of Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen’s packaging has a quote that says “Oh, my God, this is delicious” and indeed, nothing can be more accurate than that statement.

The creamy, spicy soup that has a slight chicken flavour is greedily soaked up by the noodles. For a contrast in texture, bite into the crispy rice which provides a satisfying crunch. We also recommend dunking the crispy rice into the rich soup for 2 to 3 seconds to soak up all those addictive flavours.

For those of you who can’t take spicy food, fret not as the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia has a tolerable spice level that is not as strong as the Mala Oden.

Did reading this make you salivate? Try the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia yourself and get these snacks online from snacksdelivery.sg. 1 carton with 6 boxes of Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen costs just S$19.90 and there is also the option of getting 3 cartons with 18 boxes of Guo Ba Fen for just S$58.80 with free delivery.

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The mala craze has not died down just yet and we are sure that many of you, just like us, find yourselves pining for some of that kick-throat spice in the middle of the day.

Gone are the days where you can solely get some of that devilishly hot goodness from a bowl of mala hotpot. Now, that addictive heat can be found in the form of unconventional items such as potato chips, popcorn, chicken wings and even pizza.

Here is a list of 10 favourites mala food and snacks in Singapore that you can turn to for more of that mouth-numbing spice.

SICHUAN MALA FISH SKIN

Tsurai Sichuan Mala Fish Skin is the newest fish skin snack in the market and quite possibly one of the best fish skin snacks in Singapore.

The Sichuan Mala fish skin snack is a fiery rendition that has a fragrant aftertaste. If you are a fan of peppercorn and all things spicy, this flavour is definitely for you! It goes so well with beer, too!

You can order your Sichuan Mala fish skin snack online at Snacksdelivery.sg

MALA BEEF NOODLE SOUP 

The Mala Beef Noodle Soup here is rich, robust and of course, insanely spicy. The soup, which is simmered for over 14 hours packs a fiery punch, and we love how the springy noodles and tender beef slices soak up all the goodness of the soup.

26 Sentosa Gateway, #B1-222/223
Resorts World Sentosa
Singapore 098138
Daily: 24-hours
Nearest Station: Harbourfront

MALA ODEN

This all-new Mala Oden by snacksdelivery.sg will have you rethink instant cup noodles.

Gone are the days when we can be pacified by mere chicken cup noodles. Our taste buds have been absolutely spoilt by all the innovative options in Asia and this Mala Oden joins the league of trending snacks in 2020.

In a nutshell, this instant snack is a cup chockfull of goodness. Each cup comes with a portion of sweet potato noodles (or what we Chinese know as tang hoon), dried veggies and a generous mix of fishcake.

Customize the spice level by adjusting the amount of water added. There are suggestions on the cup itself for mild spicy to super spicy.

You can buy your mala oden online at snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of the mala oden here.

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MALA CHICKEN WINGS

We haven’t met anyone who can say no to a plate of perfectly fried chicken wings, so we know that these Mala Chicken Wings from Zui Hong Lou will be hard to resist! The wings here are deep-fried twice, giving the skin that satisfying, crisp texture. It is then well seasoned with a sensationally spicy mala powder blend that will overwhelm the senses.

90 Club Street
Singapore 069458
Tel: +65 8181 0572
Mon to Thu & Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 1am
Fri: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

Photo Credit: Shauneeie 

MALA FRIES

Fries are already so incredibly addictive, so just imagine what mala fries would be like! Also from Zui Hong Lou are these Szechuan Fries which are coated with a copious amount of that aromatic spicy mala powder blend. It’s definitely hard to stop popping these in your mouth!

90 Club Street
Singapore 069458
Tel: +65 8181 0572
Mon to Thu & Sat: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 1am
Fri: 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 2am
Nearest Station: Telok Ayer

JIAO MA GUO BA FEN

Joining the popular Mala Oden and Spicy Clam Noodles (Hua Jia Fen) is the new Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen, which is essentially our favourite spicy mala vermicelli paired with chunks of crispy rice.

As compared to the popular Mala Oden, the Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen from Hai Chi Jia is less spicy and has a creamier consistency. Despite that, each cup still packs a fiery punch and is perfect for people who love a little spice in their life.

The creamy, spicy soup that has a slight chicken flavour is greedily soaked up by the noodles. For a contrast in texture, bite into the crispy rice which provides a satisfying crunch. We also recommend dunking the crispy rice into the rich soup for 2 to 3 seconds to soak up all those addictive flavours.

The Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen is available on snacksdelivery.sg.

Read our review of Hai Chi Jia’s Jiao Ma Guo Ba Fen here.

Photo Credit: Magi Planet Singapore 

MALA POPCORN 

For people who struggle even with the heat of a xiao la pot of mala, these balls of mala flavoured popcorn from Magi Planet are great for you. They still have that addictive mala flavour without packing too much heat, so you can enjoy all that mala goodness without gulping down 4 glasses of water after.

You can order the popcorn here. 

MALA PRAWN MEE KIA 

One of the more popular dishes at Be My Guest Cafe is their Lion Prawn Mala Mee Kia, which comprises angel hair pasta and juicy chunks of prawns that are tossed in an aromatic mixture of chilli padi, Szechuan pepper and prawn roe. We can see why this is one of the more popular dishes!

1 Irving Place
#01-20 The Commerze @ Irving
Singapore 369546
Tel: +65 9221 4405
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 8.30pm
Sat: 11am – 8.30pm
Sun: 11am – 8pm
Nearest Station: Tai Seng

MALA SOFT SHELL PRAWN 

Lao Beijing has taken prawns up a notch with this Mala Soft Shell Prawn Dish which tastes as good as it looks. It essentially has the same flavour component of the iconic cereal prawn, but with that spicy, mala accent to it. The iconic mouth-numbing spice of the mala adds a lovely touch to the sweetness of the prawn, making us fall in love with it after the first bite.

238 Thomson Road
Velocity @ Novena Square, #02-11/12
Singapore 307683
Tel: +65 6358 4466
Mon to Fri: 11.30am – 3pm, 5.30pm – 10pm
Sat, Sun & PH: 11am – 3pm, 3pm – 5pm, 6pm – 10pm
Nearest Station: Novena

Photo Credit: Tinos Pizza Cafe Singapore 

SPICY MALA PIZZA 

If you are both a pizza and mala lover like we are, you’d be thrilled to know that there is actually such a thing as mala pizza. At Tino’s Pizza, they serve up a pretty solid Spicy Mala Pizza with your choice of crust. The pizza is topped generously with prawns, chicken meatballs, tuna, onions, cheese as well as their fiery mala sauce concoction.

302 Tiong Bahru Road
#01-160, Tiong Bahru Plaza
Singapore 168732
Daily: 11am – 9.30pm
Tel: +65 6352 7759
Nearest Station: Tiong Bahru