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Global Noodle Destinations

Noodles have a rich history, originating in China over 2,000 years ago and spreading globally. This guide highlights unique noodle establishments worldwide.

Hrimnir Ramen in Oslo, Norway, offers a Norwegian twist on Japanese ramen using local, seasonal ingredients and fermented elements.

In Hanoi, Vietnam, Phở Hàng Trống serves traditional northern-style phở in a home setting. Tokyo's Inari Soba Mansei is a historic soba shop from the 1600s.

Pekin Noodle Parlor in Montana, U.S. (est. 1911), is the oldest Chinese restaurant. Mie Lethek Garuda in Indonesia uses a traditional factory for its signature noodles.

Pure Love Diner Bar in Taiwan offers '80s-themed Taiwanese classics. Fideus de Vermar in Spain is a traditional noodle paella served during a wine festival.

Bamonte's in Brooklyn, NY, is the borough's oldest Italian restaurant. Khanom Jeen Pa Mai in Thailand offers customizable rice noodle dishes.

Hawker Chan in Singapore, a former Michelin-starred stall, serves affordable Cantonese-style chicken noodles. Lin Heung Tea House in Hong Kong uses traditional trolley service for dim sum.

Matsuka Seimen Noodle Factory in Japan serves fresh udon. Bún Riêu Gánh in Vietnam offers a flavorful crab paste noodle soup.

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