For a number of Filipinos, eating Lucky Me! Pancit Canton has been a way of life. There's just something delightful and comforting about its chewy noodles draped in a savory blend of oil soy sauce, ...

Whether or not you celebrate, we think everyone could agree on living a long, happy, and healthy life, which is why we've come up with our own way of making Lucky Chinese Noodles!

Several historians told me about Ma Baozi, a Hui Muslim from Lanzhou, a city in northwestern China, who in 1915 began selling a translucent beef soup with hand-pulled noodles; it proved a staple ...

In China, long noodles are eaten during the New Year to symbolize a wish for a long life. Whether or not you celebrate, we think everyone could agree on living a long, happy, and healthy life, which ...

It’s rare to see a Lunar New Year table without a bowl or plate filled with some type of noodles. Changshou mian translates to “long-life noodles,” and these traditional longevity noodles ...

Two of the Lunar New Year’s lucky foods are right there in the name of this pan-Asian restaurant: In Himalayan, “momo” is a word for dumplings, while “mee” means noodles. A portion of ...

In so many Asian cultures, noodles have positive meanings, ranging from longevity or general health to luck and fortune. Even without ascribing any particular significance to the starchy treat, ...

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