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Archive for the 'Noodles' Category

Momofuku Offers Paid Summer Internship, Access To Office Fridge

Attention all aspiring food business peeps: The bastion of all things noodle, NYC’s Momofuku, is offering a paid summer office internship. As Philly is in a full-on Momofukuization/Ramen-frenzy, you can make some money working in the offices of the original and, oh yeah, have access to the office fridge, which has to be stocked with [...]

All Hail The New Nan Zhou (Be Zhou Be Zhou!)

Imagine our pleasant surprise when, walking through Chinatown last night, we discovered that the new Nan Zhou Hand Drawn Noodle House had quietly opened in its new, much larger location at 1022 Race Street. (Former home of Pho 75, which were sad to see go, but this makes up for it.) Fans of those hand-drawn [...]

Roundeye Re-Brands As Cheu Noodle Bar, Plans Pop-Up #3

After some light controversy Shawn and Ben from Roundeye Noodle Bar have changed their name to Cheu Noodle Bar (new website and logo coming soon). Why Cheu? Simple. They like chewy noodles. With all of that out of the way, Cheu Noodle Bar pop-up #3, scheduled for April 1st at Matyson, can move forward without [...]



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Amid Controversy, Roundeye Noodle Bar Will Change Their Name

Yesterday, Helen Gym and some other Asian-American activists spoke out against the name of Ben Puchowitz and Shawn Darragh‘s Roundeye Noodle Bar, arguing that the name references negative racial stereotypes towards asian people. Gym sent out an email to media (and even left a shorter version of her comment on our own Roundeye post), and [...]

Roundeye Noodle Pop-Up #2 Is Next Week At Matyson

The guys behind Roundeye Noodle Bar have announced the date and details of their next pop-up. The noodles will be served on February 26th, and like the first pop-up, this one takes place at Matyson. The reservation-only event is sure to fill up, so pay attention here people: there is seating for around 250 people, [...]



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Dept. Of Things We Found At Spring Garden Market: Xiao Meng Xiang Hot Pot Soup Mix

We’re lucky to live in a city with handy access to a variety of Asian supermarkets, where grocery shopping often doubles as full-immersion education, but by far our favorite is Spring Garden Market at 4th and Spring Garden. Of the ones we’ve visited in the city, SGM is the largest/cleanest/best organized, and its aisles are [...]

Quite Possibly The Greatest Lunch $4.50 Can Buy In The City

Confession: While we love the noodles at Nan Zhou Hand Drawn Noodle House in Chinatown, where you can see the kitchen staff pulling yards upon yards of perfectly imperfect noodles almost out of thin air, the meat options for the soups that serve as the vehicle for said noodles have always freaked us out a [...]


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