Overview

Sister Drunken Chicken Noodles 姐妹鸡酒面 stands as a must-visit culinary gem nestled in the vibrant heart of Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur. Located along the bustling Jalan Alor, this restaurant brings a unique twist to traditional Malaysian-Chinese fare by centering its menu around the distinctive flavor of ginger wine, a heritage ingredient cherished in local cooking.

The highlight, of course, is the signature drunken chicken noodles—an aromatic marriage of tender chicken infused with the warming essence of ginger wine, served atop perfectly cooked noodles. This dish captures the depth of traditional flavors without overwhelming the palate. Alongside, the menu offers a diverse range of specialties including curry mee enriched with fresh cockles, pork noodle variations, and frog porridge, a comforting choice for those seeking something a little off the beaten path.

What stands out about Sister Drunken Chicken Noodles is the careful balance between authenticity and modern taste preferences. Customers consistently praise the harmony of spicy ginger and subtle wine flavor in dishes like their drunken porky parts and pork innards, showcasing an expertise in handling robust ingredients while maintaining a refined flavor profile. Those who appreciate culinary craftsmanship in ginger-infused broths will find this place particularly rewarding.

The atmosphere speaks to the casual yet lively street-food culture of Jalan Alor, enhanced by ample daytime parking—a rare convenience in this bustling area. It caters to food lovers looking for an authentic local breakfast or lunch experience, as well as adventurous diners eager to explore traditional flavors in a comfortable, accessible setting.

Sister Drunken Chicken Noodles particularly appeals to those drawn to warming, aromatic dishes with a historical touch. Whether you are a local or a visitor eager to delve into Malaysia’s rich culinary scene, this restaurant promises a memorable experience that celebrates ginger wine’s unique role in regional cuisine.


Amenities & Services

Popular for
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining
Offerings
Alcohol
Beer
Coffee
Quick bite
Small plates
Wine
Atmosphere
Casual

What Customers Say

Christina Loo
Mar 30,2026
4/5
Ginger wine chicken noodles is authentic food. If you like ginger wine or so call Drunken Chicken noodles, you must come and try this stall. The stall is in the Restaurant Beh Brothers in Jln Alor
Manager NC Properties
Mar 30,2026
4/5
25rm for a drunken kidney rice noodle soup is not cheap but if you are into ginger and wine flavor, you will most likely enjoy it. I did. Only complain is it tends to taste a bit sweet which I am not accustomed to. They did strike a nice balance of the ginger spiciness with the wine. I finished the entire bowl including the broth. Recommended.
Ryan Li Ziqiang
Mar 30,2026
4/5
The Tian ji Jiang jiu mee cost RM$23 per bowl is a little pricey but the taste is superb. Am not a Food expert but this is a must try in KL.
Michell Chew
Mar 30,2026
4/5
The best chicken wine noodle and curry noodle in town. It’s a bit pricey but it’s oh-so-worth it! For chicken wine noodle, you can select one of the few options; prawns, chicken, seafood or pork intestines. Curry noodles come with cockles (sihum). There are parking space available outside the restaurant during the day. Come early morning if you don’t want to wait too long for the noodles. The price is for come-here-once-every-three-months.
Ryan P
Mar 30,2026
4/5
Morning breakfast food, Mee sua with rice wine. Not common in Singapore but good taste in Malaysia. Can come try if you like something different and experience day time jalan alor. Can be quite crowded too
Kah Hao Brian Lee
Mar 30,2026
4/5
Very delicious yellow wind pork inner mian xian. Just the price is expensive. Worth a try if never try before. And the coffee is not so good, Just order tin drinks better. A bit hot inside the restaurant, so choose roadside or inside with below fan better.
Kian Tan
Mar 30,2026
5/5
This is our regular stop each time we are in Kuala Lumpur. Have been coming to this stall for many years. The standard of the ginger wine chicken mee sua remained consistent. The shaoxing wine in the mee sua is intense. Second to none.
Lynn Lee
Mar 30,2026
5/5
Best Wine Noodles. Drunkard prawn noodle is a must try. Big fresh prawn. Generous serving of Wine, black fungus and ginger in the soup.

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Location

Opening Hours

Monday Closed
Tuesday 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Wednesday 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Thursday 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Friday 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Saturday 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Sunday 07:00 AM - 03:00 PM
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