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Ao Zao Guan, Kunshan

  • CuisineKunshan aozao noodles
  • CategoryBudget
  • VibeTraditional noodle shop
  • Rating★ 4.1
  • Price$

The restaurant is reported to have more than 100 years of history and serves aozao noodles, in which the soup is poured over plain noodles and toppings are chosen separately; quick-fried fish and cold spiced duck are popular. A bowl with topping costs about CNY 30-55 (USD 4-8). Kunshan can be reached from Suzhou and Shanghai by high-speed rail or Metro. Menus are Chinese only. Alipay and WeChat Pay are standard.

Ao Zao Guan on Tinglin Road serves Kunshan's famous aozao noodles, a local bowl with a dark, fragrant soy-based soup and a choice of toppings.

The restaurant is reported to have more than 100 years of history and serves aozao noodles, in which the soup is poured over plain noodles and toppings are chosen separately; quick-fried fish and cold spiced duck are popular. A bowl with topping costs about CNY 30-55 (USD 4-8). Kunshan can be reached from Suzhou and Shanghai by high-speed rail or Metro. Menus are Chinese only. Alipay and WeChat Pay are standard.

Practical information for Ao Zao Guan, Kunshan · Last updated August 2026
Price $
Hours Daily approx. 6:30AM-8:00PM
Reservations Walk-in only
Address Tinglin Road area, Kunshan, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China

Signature dishes

  • Aozao noodles with quick-fried fish
  • Cold spiced duck topping
  • Braised pork topping
  • Pickled vegetable side dishes

Good to know

Known for
Kunshan aozao noodles

Location

Tinglin Road area, Kunshan, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China

31.3855, 120.9560 View on map

Highlights

  • Regional aozao noodles
  • Long-established shop
  • Cheap

Tips for visiting

  • Payment is by Alipay or WeChat Pay; foreign cards are accepted at few venues, so a foreign-card-linked Alipay or WeChat Pay account set up before arrival, or cash, is the safe plan.
  • Menus are usually Chinese-only outside large hotels; a translation app (Google Translate camera mode or Baidu Translate) and photo menus help.
  • Pick a topping separately from the noodles
  • Pair with a visit to Zhouzhuang or Tinglin Park

When to visit

Breakfast and lunch

Accessibility

Stairs are common in older buildings; step-free access varies and is best confirmed by phone or on Amap.

Frequently asked questions

What are aozao noodles?

Noodles served in a soy-based soup with toppings such as fried fish or spiced duck.