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Scallion oil noodles

Simple but addictive: spring noodles tossed in fragrant scallion oil and soy sauce. Cheap local lunch classic.

FoodFood & dining

$2–$5

1–2 hrs

Overview

Key takeaway

Simple but addictive: spring noodles tossed in fragrant scallion oil and soy sauce. Cheap local lunch classic.

Time & cost

Plan 1–2 hrs. Budget: $2–$5.

Best for

Best if you want a local plate without explaining yourself at the counter — show the Chinese name on this page.

Practical

Price$2–$5
Duration1–2 hrs
WhereOld Jesse (Yongfu Rd), Hai Jin Zi, local noodle shops

Tips

Pay

Nearby stalls usually take Alipay or WeChat. Foreign-card terminals are rare — set up Alipay before you go.

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Show the Chinese name “葱油拌面” to drivers and staff. It beats a long English explanation.

Location & how to go

Old Jesse (Yongfu Rd), Hai Jin Zi, local noodle shops

MetroOld Jesse (Yongfu Rd), Hai Jin Zi, local noodle shops
BusCity buses serve the area, but routes change. Use Amap/Baidu for the live stop and last bus near Scallion oil noodles.
Taxi / DidiDidi or a licensed taxi is the simplest door-to-door. Set destination to “葱油拌面” and pay in-app with Alipay/WeChat.

Reviews

★★★★★4.5· 18 reviews

  • James L.★★★★

    Where-to-try tip was spot on. Paid with Alipay Tour Card without drama.

  • Olivia P.★★★★★

    Advisor booked a foreigner-friendly table for peak dinner — no Mandarin needed.

  • Lucas B.★★★★★

    Ordering phrases + spice levels saved us. Price band was accurate for two people.

Guide Q&A

Where should I try Scallion oil noodles in Shanghai?

Old Jesse (Yongfu Rd), Hai Jin Zi, local noodle shops

How much does Scallion oil noodles cost?

$2–$5

How long does a Scallion oil noodles stop take?

1–2 hrs

Any ordering tips for Scallion oil noodles?

Show the Chinese name on this page, confirm the price before sitting, and pay by Alipay or WeChat QR when possible.

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