Go Noodle House is popular for its bursting meatball noodles in superior soup.
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Go Noodle House is popular for its bursting meatball noodles in superior soup.
HK Boy Cart Noodle from Hong Kong brings popular 1950s push-cart-style noodles and dishes to customers.
(From top) Beef teppanyaki, prawn teppanyaki, chicken teppanyaki, pan-fried dumplings and jelly dessert.
Tan Tan Noodles Kitchen serves its meals in bowls that are unique in shape to maintain the heat of the dishes.
(From left, clockwise) Chicken wings, corn cheese, boneless chicken, kimchi pancake, spicy seafood soup, chicken spare ribs, kimchi fried rice, Tteok Bok Ki and potato heaven.
