Those who live to eat would naturally have specific preferences for food. But just how specific? According to a recent discussion by Facebook netizens, this extends to a magic ratio for bee hoon to ...

and Beng Hiang’s Hokkien Noodles ($12/$16/$20). Beng Hiang Restaurant is at 135 Jurong Gateway Rd, #02-337, Singapore 600135. Visit its website for more information. Another familiar name in the local ...

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Another top hit of this restaurant is the Beng Thin Hokkien mee ($18). This one is large enough to be shared by three or four hungry folks without the danger of an altercation. The thick gravy, lots ...

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It’s got just the right balance of heat to keep things interesting without overwhelming the flavors. Make sure you’ve got this one on your noodle bucket list. Stir Fried Hokkien Noodles. Photo credit: ...

That came true, too. David Sabetay, 70, and his sister, Bonnie Burte, 68, held a birthday party for their father on Nov. 2 at the Sheraton Suites in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. More than 60 guests ...

Kwong brought in Hokkien noodles and shared with Alice her Uncle Jimmy's noodle recipe, which she has used in her restaurants.

You can typically find many a famous laksa joint in the neighbourhood of Katong, which was once the main settlement area for Peranakans. Hokkien mee is a popular fried noodle that will fill you up ...

You can sink your spoon into a wide range of hearty soups at popular restaurant chains across the country—from broccoli cheddar and Zuppa Toscana to baked potato and tomato bisque and beyond—but ...

It has many different names, such as glass noodles (because when cooked, it turns translucent, and looks like thin threads of glass), 冬粉 (‘tung hoon’ in Hokkien or ‘dong fen’ in Chinese which ...