I discovered a hidden restaurant in Singapore, The Dragon Chamber, known for its legendary "Floating Noodles." Tucked away behind an unmarked entrance, this spot serves up culinary magic with ...

The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) and Greece-based cruise line Variety Cruises are exploring opportunities for ...

Pancit palabok, the flavorful and saucy Filipino classic dish, ranks number one in TasteAtlas’ list of Filipino noodle dishes ...

The hawker stall menu is straightforward, offering four variations of Thai style noodles: the classic Thai Boat Noodles ($5.50), Boat Noodles Dry ($5.50), Tom Yam Boat Noodles ($6), and Pork Soup ...

These includes Golden Mile Thien Kee Steamboat Hainanese Restaurant, Bucketta Seafood in a Bucket, Yorimichi Yakitori Izakaya, G Izakaya, and Er Jie Curry Puff. Wang Bu Liao Traditional Prawn Noodles ...

TONY Lim Chin Hau, 36, one of the owners of the Boat Noodle restaurant chain, says he learned three hard lessons about running a business, especially after the failure of his first venture.

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and the European Union have moved beyond general language to explicitly condemn "illegal, coercive, aggressive and dangerous actions" in the South China Sea ...

Now he's going all-in on JBC Rice Noodles & Ramen, a fast-casual restaurant concept that may be his most ambitious endeavor yet. JBC Rice Noodles & Ramen opened its first location in the Genesee ...

His current portfolio of restaurants includes: ∎ Furoshiki, an Asian fusion restaurant on Park Avenue. Now he's going all-in on JBC Rice Noodles & Ramen, a fast-casual restaurant concept that ...

No Name Noodle has dropped a ramen option that’s PETA approved. The menu is crafted by Shinji Inoue, the mastermind behind the no-nonsense cubby with a tiny-square window that’s had Bangkok buzzing ...

and Restaurant Business Tech Accelerator. “I'm filled with excitement and a deep sense of confidence in our future. Noodles & Company is a unique brand with a powerful legacy, created by ...

Larger, banquet-style restaurants can be found all over Sydney, but smaller specialty yum cha shops (some takeaway only) carrying a smaller menu of items, including cheung fun (rice noodle rolls ...