LeNu Chef Wais Noodle Bar 樂牛私房面家 at Bugis Junction

Decided to head into LeNu for dinner on a weekday, and is crowded as usual during peak hours. Q moves quite fast though. One of my regular places to satisfy my beef noodle cravings! Must trys are the beef la-mian and appetizers. In fact they served a wide variety of noodles, not just restricted to beef. Services are generally very good... fast, attentive and prompt. Try their mini fruit cider drink, more worthwhile if u order an appetizer set. Really liked their braised toufu and century egg with toufu (served chilled). The lettuce is fresh and crunchy too! Tip: they do have tea time promo between 3-5pm, where you get a very worthwhile deal at $10.90 (iirc) for a complete meal!

The servers and cashiers were very friendly and polite even during rush hour. They let us change our seatings from stools to the booth immediately. The noodles and meat were also soft, delicious and well seasoned. I couldn’t finish my noodles so I asked it to be took away. Honestly the helping is too much. I suggest selecting less noodles when ordering. They separated the soup and noodles for me which I appreciate. Overall a great experience and great food. Will definitely come back and introduce this place to others.

Comfort bowl of noodles here. I like that while the name suggest it’s beef noodles there are also many other options to choose from. Tried the sour veggies fish one and it is really good! The side dishes are all super healthy 😂 hope they can add some fried options in the future.

Last visited in Mar 2023 Been to place a couple of times for lunch. The food is quite good and the service is very fast. On both occasions, I did not have to wait for for a long time for the food to arrive. I’d recommend people to try out any of the pork noodle dishes. The scallop noodle dish is also good. You’ll have the option to choose a less or more spicy option for your serving. On average, you’ll spend around $15-16 per person if you don’t go for a combo meal. All in all a very decent lunch or dinner option if you’re in Bugis Junction. Would definitely recommend this place to people.

Great tasting beef noodles. Beef cubes are chunky and flavorful. Noodles have the right balance of chewy and softness. The set, while expensive, is a nice meal. Service staff is polite and efficient. Atmosphere is ok but just a bit noisy.

Service was quite good Space is a bit constraint with limited tables We had braised beef tendon and braised beef combination The beef was tender and the broth was flavorful All in all a full and delicious lunch

The beef slices noodle soup (thick vermicelli) was unfortunately not really tasty and quite bland, not worth the price at all. The beef was soft and well cooked, but the soup and noodles had no flavour. However, the pork ribs dry noodle was very delicious and fragrant with the sauce and scallions. Definitely recommend trying their dry noodles. The personnel was fine. The serving of food was fast. The tables are very stacked close together, making the atmosphere and environment feel crowded and chaotic.

Love their noodles n service. Their tea time is worth it. Overall a nice place for a bowl of hot noodles

We enjoyed our Hot & Spicy Braised Beef Soup with la mian- the beef tendons were so tender. Braised PorkRib with pork bone soup with rice noodle was very tender and tasty. First time trying the chilled black fungus and braised bean curd was very good

A4 Marbled Beef Noodle with Tofu Century Egg and A4 Marbled Beef Dry Noodle with Braised Beancurd are good. They came with sufficient portion.  The staff was good and served the food fast. The space is small with small tables making it crowded.

Had lunch with family here. Food was not bad, my favorite is the pork broth la mian which is pretty much what your get at Paradise Dynasty but the other noodles are pretty good too. Items are also reasonably priced. Spent $80+ on our meal here.

I often pass this place during lunch time from office but didn't have chance because often crowded. So coincidentally on a Sunday i have chance to try. I ordered beer shank and tendon noodle set. I chose la mian as noodle, bamboo shoot as appetisers and plump vinegar as drink $19.40. It's great. The noodles are chewy, broth is herbally. They don't provide chili at the table, but the preserved veggie in the noodles has a bit of chili. And the vinegar drink is what it is. Not sugary soft drink. It's more like apple cider, but plum. I like it, refreshing. Service is efficient and polite. Recommended to try if you are in the area.

I rarely hand out full marks, but this venue truly deserves it. The noodles were incredibly delicious. I even overheard a fellow diner behind me praising them enthusiastically. The staff were professional throughout. I noticed the Malaysian Chinese gentleman in glasses seemed a little tired from long day of work, yet he still gave his best with quiet dedication.Taste and service can be subjective, of course. But for me, it’s a definite 100% return visit.

First time here. Here's my reviews. Let's go! Food: Ordered the signature wagyu beef noodle, crispy fried chicken noodle and wanton noodle. The funny thing was, the crispy fried chicken godly but they supposed signature beef noodle was a let down. The soup was really so so but the beef was okay. Service: Greeted with a smile. Good service overall. But ordering via qr code. Atmosphere: Internally need some urgent refurbish, you can see the stain obviously. Overall, recommended. Noodle got standard.

We ordered two dishes — the Crispy Chicken Noodles and the Beef Noodles. The crispy chicken noodles were outstanding — served hot, simple yet full of aroma, and the chicken was perfectly fried with a crunchy exterior and tender inside. It was flavorful and comforting, easily the highlight of our meal. Beef noodles portion was good but the dish wasn’t served as hot as we would’ve liked. That said, the service was impressively quick — our food arrived within just a few minutes of ordering. The overall taste and quality were satisfying, and while the beef noodles could use some improvement, the crispy chicken noodles alone make it worth a visit. We’d definitely consider coming back.

Decided to head into LeNu for dinner on a weekday, and it was crowded as usual during peak hours. The queue moves quite fast though. One of my regular places to satisfy my beef noodle cravings! Must-tries are the beef la-mian and appetizers. In fact, they serve a wide variety of noodles, not just restricted to beef. Service is generally very good: fast, attentive, and prompt. Try their mini fruit cider drink; it's more worthwhile if you order an appetizer set. I really like their braised tofu and century egg with tofu (served chilled). The lettuce is fresh and crunchy too! Tip: They do have a tea-time promotion between 3-5 PM, where you get a very worthwhile deal at $10.90 (iirc) for a complete meal!

The servers and cashiers were very friendly and polite even during rush hour. They let us change our seating from stools to the booth immediately. The noodles and meat were also soft, delicious, and well seasoned. I couldn’t finish my noodles, so I asked for them to be taken away. Honestly, the helping was very generous. I suggest selecting fewer noodles when ordering. They separated the soup and noodles for me, which I appreciate. Overall, a great experience and great food. Will definitely come back and introduce this place to others.

A comforting bowl of noodles here. I like that while the name suggests it's beef noodles, there are also many other options to choose from. I tried the sour veggies fish one, and it is really good! The side dishes are all super healthy 😂 I hope they can add some fried options in the future.

Last visited in Mar 2023 I've visited this place a couple of times for lunch. The food is quite good, and the service is very fast. On both occasions, the food arrived quickly. I'd recommend trying any of the pork noodle dishes. The scallop noodle dish is also good. You'll have the option to choose a less or more spicy option for your order. On average, you'll spend around $15-16 per person if you don't go for a combo meal. All in all, this is a very decent lunch or dinner option if you’re in Bugis Junction. I would definitely recommend this place.

Great tasting beef noodles. Beef cubes are chunky and flavorful. Noodles have the right balance of chewy and soft. The set, while expensive, is a nice meal. Service staff is polite and efficient. The atmosphere is okay, but a bit noisy.

Service was quite good. The space is a bit constrained, with limited tables. We had braised beef tendon and braised beef combination. The beef was tender, and the broth was flavorful. All in all, it was a full and delicious lunch.

The beef slices noodle soup (thick vermicelli) was unfortunately quite bland and lacked flavour, making it not worth the price. The beef was soft and well cooked, but the soup and noodles had no flavour. However, the pork ribs dry noodles were very delicious and fragrant, with the sauce and scallions. Definitely recommend trying their dry noodles. The personnel were fine. The food was served quickly. The tables are packed very close together, making the atmosphere feel crowded and chaotic.

Love their noodles and service. Their tea time is worth it. Overall, it's a nice place for a bowl of hot noodles.

We enjoyed our Hot & Spicy Braised Beef Soup with la mian – the beef tendons were so tender. Braised Pork Rib in pork bone soup with rice noodle was very tender and tasty. Our first time trying the chilled black fungus and braised bean curd was very good.

Both the A4 Marbled Beef Noodle with Tofu Century Egg and the A4 Marbled Beef Dry Noodle with Braised Beancurd are good. They came with sufficient portions. The staff was good and served the food fast. The space is small, and the small tables make it feel crowded.

Had lunch with family here. Food was not bad. My favorite is the pork broth la mian, which is pretty much what you get at Paradise Dynasty, but the other noodles are pretty good too. Items are also reasonably priced. Spent $80+ on our meal here.

I often pass this place during lunchtime on my way from the office, but I didn't have a chance to try it because it was often crowded. So coincidentally, on a Sunday, I had a chance to try it. I ordered the beer shank and tendon noodle set. I chose la mian for the noodle, bamboo shoot as an appetizer, and plump vinegar as my drink. The total was $19.40. It's great. The noodles are chewy, and the broth is herbal. They don't provide chili at the table, but the preserved veggie in the noodles has a bit of chili. And the vinegar drink is what it is. Not a sugary soft drink. It's more like apple cider, but plum-flavored. I liked it; it was refreshing. Service is efficient and polite. I recommend trying it if you are in the area.

I rarely hand out full marks, but this venue truly deserves it. The noodles were incredibly delicious. I even overheard a fellow diner behind me praising them enthusiastically. The staff were professional throughout. I noticed the Malaysian Chinese gentleman in glasses seemed a little tired from a long day of work, yet he still gave his best with quiet dedication. Taste and service can be subjective, of course. But for me, it’s a definite 100% return.

Here's the edited review: First time here. Here's my review. Let's go! Food: Ordered the signature wagyu beef noodle, crispy fried chicken noodle, and wanton noodle. The funny thing was, the crispy fried chicken was godly, but their supposed signature beef noodle was a letdown. The soup was really so-so, but the beef was okay. Service: Greeted with a smile. Good service overall. But ordering was via QR code. Atmosphere: Internally, it needs some urgent refurbishment; you can see the stain obviously. Overall, recommended. The noodles are up to standard.

We ordered two dishes — the Crispy Chicken Noodles and the Beef Noodles. The Crispy Chicken Noodles were outstanding — served hot, simple yet full of aroma, and the chicken was perfectly fried with a crunchy exterior and tender inside. It was flavorful and comforting, easily the highlight of our meal. The Beef Noodles portion was good but the dish wasn’t served as hot as we would’ve liked. That said, the service was impressively quick — our food arrived within just a few minutes of ordering. The overall taste and quality were satisfying, and while the Beef Noodles could use some improvement, the Crispy Chicken Noodles alone make it worth a visit. We’d definitely consider coming back.