Ajea Noodle
3700 Number 3 Rd, Richmond, BC V6X 2C1, Canada
Phone: (236) 889-2036
Ajea Noodle in Richmond is a 4.4-star restaurant with 300 Google reviews, known for Claypot Rice (煲仔飯) and Chinese Sausage Claypot Rice.
Why we love it
- Sichuan and Chongqing noodles with Cantonese claypot rice
- Located near Near No. 3 Rd and Hazelbridge Way
- Popular food court stall, made-to-order dishes, generous portions
- Counter service with cash, WeChat Pay, or e-transfer only
- Sichuan and Chongqing noodles with Cantonese claypot rice
- Located near Near No. 3 Rd and Hazelbridge Way
- Popular food court stall, made-to-order dishes, generous portions
- Counter service with cash, WeChat Pay, or e-transfer only
What to Order
Claypot Rice (煲仔飯)
A signature dish, cooked fresh in front of you, featuring a crispy rice layer at the bottom and various toppings.
"The clay pot rice is made really well, plus I asked them to make it as spicy as they could and I was actually able to taste the spice as a spice fiend."
Lisa Chen
Chinese Sausage Claypot Rice
A highly praised variation of their claypot rice, known for its exceptional flavor and quality.
"The Chinese sausage claypot rice is unbelievably delicious! Top restaurant quality food in the food court."
Beverly Chung
Sweet Bell Pepper & Chicken Clay Pot Rice (雙椒滑雞瓦煲飯)
A made-to-order claypot rice dish featuring tender, marinated chicken and a flavorful bell pepper sauce.
"But the marinated chicken is incredibly tender and delicious, and even the complimentary soup tastes good."
Cindy Xu
Spicy Noodles (Chongqing style)
Authentic Chongqing-style noodles, praised for their spicy, savory, and chili oil-infused broth.
"Totally awesome Sichuan noodles! Spicy, savory, chili oil, Szechuan pepper!"
リーBryan
Spicy Soup / Spicy+Sour Soup
Flavorful and spicy soup options, with adjustable spice levels that can pack a serious punch.
"I tried the spicy soup and the spicy+sour soup and both are really delicious. I got the large spicy (one level below the spiciest level) and it is comparable to buldak."
Naomi Kim
Inside Scoop
- Be prepared for a wait, especially for claypot rice which takes 15-20 minutes to prepare fresh.
- The restaurant is located in a food court, so expect a noisy and chaotic atmosphere during busy hours.
- They only accept cash, WeChat Pay, or e-transfer; no debit or credit cards.
- The claypot rice often sells out, so it's best not to come too late.
- Service can be inconsistent, but the food quality is generally high.