Popular Singapore Noodles Shop Opens In Washington Heights

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, NY — A new Singaporean restaurant recently arrived in Washington Heights. Chef and owner Amy Pryke's Native Noodles opened its doors on Feb. 8 at 2129 Amsterdam Avenue, near West 166th Street.

It is the first time that Native Noodles has a permanent spot, but it had a very successful run at the popular Queens Night Market in 2019.

The restaurant's website says that "Native Noodles was founded in 2019, out of Singaporean founder Amy's longing for good food from home."

The new location in Washington Heights also allows the restaurant to expand its menu from its one or two nightly meals it was able to offer during its market run in Queens.

Favorites from the restaurant include Popcorn Chicken, Fried Wontons, Satay Noodles, Roti John Sandwiches, and Singapore Fried Noodles.

"I'm excited for more New Yorkers to get to know Singaporean food and to make Singaporean food more accessible," Pryke told Eater NY.

Pryke, who grew up in Singapore, moved to New York City in 2011 to attend undergrad at New York University, before eventually attending Columbia Business School.

Native Noodles is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and also has delivery options.

You can find out more about the new Singaporean restaurant in Washington Heights on its website.