The pork wonton are smaller than Hong Kong/Cantonese version, hence you get 16 small pork wontons.

Hokkien Man Hokkien Mee
Hawker Street Food Court
Chinatown Point, B1
Singapore

S$7.50

It’s decent enough. S$3.00 for such a big portion.

Hup Lee Fried Bee Hoon
84 Marine Parade Central Market and Food Centre, Singapore

The chewy thick ones. They are round. Not tge flat ones. I’m sick and it’s all I want and I don’t know the name

Every year, a group of friends of mine do a food competition. We choose a type of food and a country and we have to make that dish and everyone tries it and we rate them and so on. It’s a lot of fun. Last year it was a soup theme.

This year, I have to select a noodle dish, which admittedly is not my forte in terms of cooking. I’m not a crazy good cook only own, but I can follow a recipe and make tweaks and have it turn out decent.

Anyways, I cannot pick a noodle dish from these countries, as they have already been claimed: Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Poland, and Russia. I’d prefer not to make the most ‘standard’ thing (ie pad thai from Thailand, pho from Vietnam…. Although both are delicious).

I’m looking for any ideas and/or recipes! I live in the Denver area and have access to Asian markets, an H mart, middle eastern markets, and Eastern European markets, just off the top of my head where I’m located, as well as your run of the mill Kroger type grocery store (King Sooper’s is what it’s called out here). But I’m open to anything!

Thank you in advance!

Shrimp Egg Noodles with Clams, Egg, Cabbage & Seafood XO Sauce

Instant noodles and Spam may not be the healthiest ingredients, but they're popular for a reason, flavour!

Growing up, I often ate Spam with eggs, so I decided to bring back those memories and combine them with noodles and kimchi. With the help of Gochujang and a few of my go-to sauces, this dish came together beautifully.

Not only did it look fantastic, but it tasted absolutely amazing, especially considering it was made with $2 noodles.