JP's Noodle Bar — Local services in Gosnells

My family and I have been eating at JP’s Noodles ever since it opened — around 25 years ago! It’s always been a bit of a tradition for us, and we usually make it a monthly thing to grab our favourite meals. For me, that has always been the satay chicken.

I haven’t been in for a little while, so I was excited to go back tonight and order my usual. But as soon as I opened the container and plated it up, I could tell something wasn’t right — it looked different to the satay chicken I’ve loved for so many years. I called to check, and they confirmed the recipe had changed. And unfortunately, the flavour just isn’t the same.

I’m honestly really disappointed because that original satay chicken sauce was my favourite, and a big reason we kept coming back all these years. I truly hope JP’s Noodles considers bringing back the old satay chicken recipe — it was a classic that so many...

Don't waste your money Sweet and Sour Prawns discusting balls of flour with a piece or small prawn with nil flavour.Hardly any sweet and sour sauce. For $15.90 this was a huge rip off Nasi goreng just ok but nothing like the real deal. Satay chicken so much salty sauce it got bined. Singapore noodles swimming in oil very little meat but the flavour was the best of all the dishes. Spring rolls half burnt Samosas gets one star delicious. There is nothing authentic about this outlet I am so sorry to...

3 of us paid around $13.00 each for 4 dishes, ( $52.00 ). All noodles, and not much flavour, hardly any meat or vegetables. I could have cooked better with instant noodles from Coles and a chicked thigh for a third of the price.. Totally ripped off. The noodle bar used to be good don't know what's happened, but I definately won't waste my hard earned money for that rubbish. A complete disappointment, can't wait for Jings noodle bar to re open in Corfield...