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    4.5 (32 reviews)

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    Connie C.

    Stumbled upon a cute little "convenience" store on the second level of Pacific Mall. We wanted a snack and saw some people eating bagged noodles, so we figured it would be a good idea. The owner was really nice and explained to us the noodle concept, which is apparently really popular in HK. You get to choose a small bag/large container of noodles and select your own toppings. The bag was charged based on per noodle + item. I picked the more popular items like whelk, fake shark fin and tofu. The combo was quite salty to my liking and she did warn me though. Only problem with bagged noodles is it can get a bit messy especially with all the sauce. Make sure you have enough napkins to wipe your hands.

    Cold noodle meal with quail eggs, jellyfish, cucumber, corn, scallops, and mini fish cakes, mixed with garlic sauce
    Mary T.

    I was heading to Tycoon Tofu a few weeks back and passed by Chloe's Convenience. It stopped me in my tracks because I had heard great things about getting flavourful bagged, cold noodles. The woman behind the counter said hi. She was extremely nice. I said hi and indicated that I'd be back. I continued to head over to Tycoon Tofu with my original goal to get tofu pudding. After getting my tofu pudding, I returned to Chloe's Convenience. I said hi to the woman and said that I was back. Maybe she wasn't used to someone saying that she'd be back soon, but she was so happy that I returned. I meant it. I have seen bags of cold noodles from friends who have dropped by this place. The bags seemed like snack-sized portions. I needed dinner. Luckily, I could get a meal box. Yes, please! She was great guiding me through the ordering process. You basically choose whatever toppings that you'd like. A minimum of three toppings is recommended. With a meal box, six toppings are recommended. Finally, you choose a sauce or more. I went with these toppings and sauce: - Quail eggs - Jellyfish - Cucumber - Corn - Scallops - Mini fish cakes - Garlic sauce I got cucumber as a free topping when I followed this business on Instagram. She was impressed on how quickly I found her IG account and immediately followed her. I do it all for free cucumber! She was so sweet. She let me place my tofu pudding on her counter as she prepared my noodles. She got me a paper bag, and put my pudding and spoon in this bag with my noodles. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and all was great. I thanked her for my food. I headed to my car and drove home to chow down. These noodles were fantastic. The noodles were chewy and yummy. I loved my toppings. They had a lot of flavour. The textures were diverse and enjoyable. I loved having quail eggs again. The jellyfish had a different chewiness than the noodles that I liked. The cucumber and corn were a good pairing of veggies. The scallops and mini fish cakes were so fun to eat. The garlic sauce was so good and brought the noodles and toppings together. You could taste the garlic, but it didn't overpower everything that you were eating. I had a wonderful experience. I need to return to try more topping combinations. (205)

    Julie L.

    I was looking for something to eat at Pacific Mall and the neon sign here caught my eye. The two ladies at the front were also very friendly and introducing the concept of their noodle shop to me. After wandering the food court, I decided to come back and try this place. There are two sizes for the noodles. I opted for the snack size which comes in a plastic bag whereas the larger size comes in one of those plastic takeout containers. I think the snack size is perfect because the larger one is just too much noodles! I got three toppings: seaweed salad (they said this was their most popular), scallop lip, and tamago. It came to ~$7. I was a little disappointed because they gave so little pieces of the tamago :(. I wonder if the portions for the toppings are bigger if you get the larger box of noodles... Next, they add in sauces and you can choose your spice level. Everything came together really well and the flavours went together nicely. It was very saucy though! The noodles are cold so it's also a nice and refreshing snack.

    Carmen W.

    Finally got to try Chloe's which I've been seeing float all around social media ! There's a choice between two bases- small ($1.50) and large ($4). Afterwards, there are three tiers of toppings starting from $1 and the highest tier is $2. Minimum requirement of 3 toppings. We chose the snack size with fish balls of the day (1.5) ; beef tripe ($2) and fish tempura ($1.5). Total was just under $7.5. For sauce , we picked garlic flavour ! Taste wise, we loved the garlicky goodness. That was the star of the show. Toppings were good too . Portion wise , I thought price was a tad steep for such a small size. I'm also not a fan of how cold it was :p For me , I might come back in the summer when it's hot so the cold noodles would taste more refreshing . I would also pay a few more dollars for the larger box which feels like it's a better value

    Kelly H.

    I really enjoyed Chloe's Convenience! Chloe provided such great service - explaining to us how to order, made suggestions and gave us a sample of one of the toppings. It's a really cool concept - the bagged noodles were amazing. I added lots of chili oil for flavour.

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    Mike H.

    Hey noodle lovers, have you had bagged noodles? Chloe's Convenience is a hidden spot in Pacific Mall that offers convenient bagged noodles like they do in Hong Kong! Not only is it fun, it's also convenient to grab & go with these. The ordering process is easy, simple pick the toppings you want & they mix it together in a bag of noodles with your choice of garlic & hot sauce. Then enjoy as you stroll through the mall. Since I love seafood, my toppings of choice were: Seaweed Salad, Kimchi Sea Snail & Baby Octopus. I was pleasantly surprised by the tastiness with satisfying texture & crunch. Don't miss out on a fun bite on your next visit to Pacific Mall.

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    Lizzie Y.

    I was visiting from the States and was walking around seeing if there was any food I wanted to try. Chloe's Convenience caught my eye. I got cold noodles in a bag and chose baby octopus and seaweed salad as my toppings. This was a cool concept of cold yellow noodles and the convenience of being able to eat out of a bag. Loved that I was still able to walk around and sneak in a bite without struggling or making a mess. Yummy garlicky, spicy flavor. Highly recommend trying!

    Jessica C.

    Loved this Hong Kong street food stall. I am always a fan of generous garlic and salt. It's super convenient to pack and eat to-go. It gives me comfort food leftover vibes. Fast service!

    Stephanie N.

    New to the pmall food court area on the second level! They serve the highly addictive bagged noodles that you can get on the streets in Mong Kok in HK. We definitely missed the taste so when we saw it we came right away to try!! The owners informed us they will be getting more toppings in the future and take topping recommendations too! Can't wait until they have jellyfish and more noodle options! Once you pick your toppings they will ask you for your spice level and if you want garlic and then they will mix the baggie for you. Don't let the small size fool you, portions are pretty big. Will be back :)

    Angela L.

    I love this place! Not only is the owner super sweet, the noodles are such a simple yet very tasty snack. I love the variety of toppings they have to choose from. I always stop by whenever I'm at pacific mall! Can't wait to visit again soon!

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    Catherine W.

    Really fun quick eat. Picked quail egg, cucumbers, scallop lips, kimchi sea snails. $7 for the bag.

    Jason T.

    Food is good clean and looks fresh! Good selection of toppings. Staffs are kind and nice! Great vibes! Get that Garlic and chili!

    Clair W.

    Came here yesterday to try their hk style cold noodles, the staffs are very friendly and patience explaining to me how it works. Their cold noodles is very close to the ones I tried in hk, will definitely go visit them again when I'm in pmall next time!

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