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Post navigation Want to Save this Recipe for Later? Leave a Reply 14 comments Alayna — November 28, 2021 @ 2:21 PM Reply On #5 it says to make your noodles then marinate your chicken I think you should make your noodles a little bit before you chicken is done marinating Sandra — August 25, 2021 @ 9:10 AM Reply This list is exactly what I was looking for. I’ve been craving noodles for a while now. Angela Cervantes — June 19, 2020 @ 2:38 PM Reply I tried your shrimp and asparagus recipe and my family LOVED IT!!!! Sini — December 8, 2018 @ 9:49 AM Reply I’ve only attempted the bang bang shrimp recipe but can I just say it was so easy to make! And so tasty!! Susie Vree — August 22, 2017 @ 5:27 PM Reply Tried your teryaki chicken dish and your garlic noodle dish. They are amazing!!!!!! You couldn’t be more right when you say they are better than take out. Made them exactly like you said and they turned out perfectly. They will be my new go to recipes when I have company over. Thank you!!!! Do you happen to have a recipe for the steamed vegetables at Chinese restaurants? I love the sauce they use but have no idea what it is. Thanks again! Karen — July 7, 2017 @ 7:58 AM Reply These look wonderful! . Everything I’ve made from your blog is tasty and when I cook for friends, I inevitably have to share your recipe (don’t want to as I want them to think I’m the star chef!) Finally, I appreciate your recent posts with offering several recipe choices with similar food options (like all noodles!) so I can pick the ones I want to try. We are so lucky you’re there! Thank you! Melanie — July 7, 2017 @ 4:18 AM Reply THANKS for these Asian recipes!!! I count on your recipes, and make them every week.They’re absolutely delicious.(Please keep posting more Asian ones. Korean recipes too. Jajangmyeon please.)Thank you! Juliet — April 5, 2016 @ 10:53 PM Reply Absolutely delicious! I made it using prawns and grilled meat chunks. My kids loved it a lot. Find some more simple and quick cooking recipes at Simply Native Foods. Sarah — April 5, 2016 @ 2:54 PM Reply ahhhh yes. I just bought two fresh packages of asian noodles 🙂Sarah@ Midwest Darling Thessauron — April 5, 2016 @ 4:05 AM Reply I just ate dinner but I’m hungry again after seeing all these lovely pictures. Pepper Dasnee — April 4, 2016 @ 7:20 PM Reply Thank you! These are great for when I’m craving for noodles 🙂 Holly Deffenbaugh — April 4, 2016 @ 7:18 AM Reply This makes me want to leave work early and make some teriyaki chicken! Your photography makes me drool. Fernando @ Eating With Your Hands — April 2, 2016 @ 1:52 AM Reply Love me some soba noodles, especially with white sesame seeds on top! FiveLittleHens — April 3, 2016 @ 8:06 AM Reply You bet, especially in the heat of the summer. So cool and refreshing with a sake/cucumber martini!My favorite breakfast is ramen with poached egg and kimchi. FAQs

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Fast, cheap and quick! And you can use any kind of noodles you have on hand – fettuccine, spaghetti, ramen, anything!

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Get your Asian noodle fix with these 10 recipes! They are seriously so easy to make, and you can use any type of noodles you have on hand – there’s no need to go to a specialty store. If spaghettiis your jam, spaghetti noodles can be used for all! Why make dinner more complicated than it really needs to be?

1. Asian Garlic Noodles – Easy peasy Asian noodle stir-fry using pantry ingredients that you already have on hand. Quick, no-fuss, and made in less than 30min. [GET THE RECIPE.]

2. Bang Bang Shrimp Pasta – The favorite bang bang shrimp is turned into the creamiest, easiest pasta dishes of all. You can also substitute Greek yogurt for a healthier twist. [GET THE RECIPE.]

3. Beef Noodle Stir Fry – You can add in your favorite veggies, making this to be the perfect clean-out-the-fridge type meal. [GET THE RECIPE.]

4. Easy Homemade Ramen – Ramen is easier to make than you think. And you know it’sso much tastier (and healthier) than the store-bought packaged version. [GET THE RECIPE.]

5. Teriyaki Chicken Noodle Bowls – The teriyaki sauce is completely homemade. But you can use store-bought too if you’re in a pinch. I won’t judge if you won’t.[GET THE RECIPE.]

6. Cheater Pho (Asian Noodle Soup) – ​With this simplified version, you can have homemade pho on your table in 30 min or less. It doesn’t get any easier (than the 4 hour pho version of course). [GET THE RECIPE.]

7. Sesame Soba Noodles – With a simple Asian vinaigrette and soba noodles, these noodles are quick and refreshing. Feel free to add a hard-boiled egg for protein. [GET THE RECIPE.]

8. Quick Chicken and Broccoli Stir Fry – A lightning fast noodle stir fry made with linguine noodles, although you can use anything really – angel hair, fettuccine, spaghetti, etc. You name it. It’s all good.[GET THE RECIPE.]

9. Thai Shrimp Noodles – Shrimp, veggies and linguine. Plus, a peanut garnish. Done.[GET THE RECIPE.]

10. Panda Express Chow Mein Copycat – Tastes just like Panda Express except it takes just minutes to whip up and tastes a million times better. DUH. [GET THE RECIPE.]

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  1. Alayna November 28, 2021 @ 2:21 PM Reply

    On #5 it says to make your noodles then marinate your chicken I think you should make your noodles a little bit before you chicken is done marinating

  2. Sandra August 25, 2021 @ 9:10 AM Reply

    This list is exactly what I was looking for. I’ve been craving noodles for a while now.

  3. Angela Cervantes June 19, 2020 @ 2:38 PM Reply

    I tried your shrimp and asparagus recipe and my family LOVED IT!!!!

  4. Sini December 8, 2018 @ 9:49 AM Reply

    I’ve only attempted the bang bang shrimp recipe but can I just say it was so easy to make! And so tasty!!

  5. Susie Vree August 22, 2017 @ 5:27 PM Reply

    Tried your teryaki chicken dish and your garlic noodle dish. They are amazing!!!!!! You couldn’t be more right when you say they are better than take out. Made them exactly like you said and they turned out perfectly. They will be my new go to recipes when I have company over. Thank you!!!! Do you happen to have a recipe for the steamed vegetables at Chinese restaurants? I love the sauce they use but have no idea what it is. Thanks again!

  6. Karen July 7, 2017 @ 7:58 AM Reply

    These look wonderful! . Everything I’ve made from your blog is tasty and when I cook for friends, I inevitably have to share your recipe (don’t want to as I want them to think I’m the star chef!) Finally, I appreciate your recent posts with offering several recipe choices with similar food options (like all noodles!) so I can pick the ones I want to try. We are so lucky you’re there! Thank you!

  7. Melanie July 7, 2017 @ 4:18 AM Reply

    THANKS for these Asian recipes!!! I count on your recipes, and make them every week.They’re absolutely delicious.
    (Please keep posting more Asian ones. Korean recipes too. Jajangmyeon please.)
    Thank you!

  8. Juliet April 5, 2016 @ 10:53 PM Reply

    Absolutely delicious! I made it using prawns and grilled meat chunks. My kids loved it a lot. Find some more simple and quick cooking recipes at Simply Native Foods.

  9. Sarah April 5, 2016 @ 2:54 PM Reply

    ahhhh yes. I just bought two fresh packages of asian noodles 🙂

    Sarah
    @ Midwest Darling

  10. Thessauron April 5, 2016 @ 4:05 AM Reply

    I just ate dinner but I’m hungry again after seeing all these lovely pictures.

  11. Pepper Dasnee April 4, 2016 @ 7:20 PM Reply

    Thank you! These are great for when I’m craving for noodles 🙂

  12. Holly Deffenbaugh April 4, 2016 @ 7:18 AM Reply

    This makes me want to leave work early and make some teriyaki chicken! Your photography makes me drool.

  13. Fernando @ Eating With Your Hands April 2, 2016 @ 1:52 AM Reply

    Love me some soba noodles, especially with white sesame seeds on top!

    • FiveLittleHens April 3, 2016 @ 8:06 AM Reply

      You bet, especially in the heat of the summer. So cool and refreshing with a sake/cucumber martini!

      My favorite breakfast is ramen with poached egg and kimchi.

10 Quick-Fix Asian Noodle Recipes - Damn Delicious (2024)

FAQs

What to add to noodles to make them tasty? ›

  1. Butter and Milk (France) To give your noodle recipe a French twist, all you'll need are two ingredients: 🧈butter and 🥛 milk. ...
  2. Kimchi (Korea) ...
  3. Fried Bacon and Egg (USA) ...
  4. Peanut Butter and Sriracha Sauce (Thailand) ...
  5. Sliced Cheese (Italy) ...
  6. Sesame Oil and Soy Sauce (Japan) ...
  7. Garlic and Soy Sauce (China) ...
  8. Canned meat.
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What is lo mein sauce made of? ›

Most commonly, lo mein involves chicken, beef, pork, turkey, shrimp or tofu. Sauce components: Lo mein sauce is mainly composed of sesame oil, light soy sauce, dark soy sauce, garlic, ginger, oyster sauce and a dash of sugar. If you like your noodles to have a little heat, you can sprinkle in some red pepper flakes.

How to make 2 minute noodles? ›

Cook in 1½ cups (375mL) of boiling water in an 850 watt microwave oven on HIGH for 2 minutes. Stir in contents of flavour sachet and enjoy! Serve with or without broth as desired. MAGGI 2 Minute Noodles also make a great base for a quick and delicious meal.

What is the name of the yummy noodles from China? ›

Dan Dan Noodles

Dan Dan noodles is the most famous Sichuan style noodles, featured by various Sichuan style snack and pickled vegetables. Dandan in the name actually refers to a carrying pole(扁担 in Chinese ). In the past, the vendors carried the noodles and the sauces to sell on the street one.

How to spice up plain noodles? ›

Olive Oil: Extra virgin olive oil can be a healthy and flavorful substitute for butter. Drizzle it over cooked noodles and season with salt, pepper, and your choice of herbs or grated Parmesan cheese.

What is the taste enhancer in noodles? ›

Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) is a flavor enhancer that is added to food to bring out the savory taste.

What is the brown sauce in Chinese food called? ›

Oyster sauce is commonly used in Chinese food and adds a savory, salty, umami flavor. Both can be found in most grocery stores. If you like, you can add grated or minced ginger or garlic. Serve your homemade brown sauce with a beef, chicken, or pork stir-fry or chow mein dish.

What is the best Chinese sauce? ›

From soy sauce to rice wine, here are nine essential sauces and seasonings that you won't want to be without.
  • 01 of 09. Soy Sauce. The Spruce. ...
  • 02 of 09. Hoisin Sauce. ...
  • 03 of 09. Rice Wine. ...
  • 04 of 09. Rice Vinegar. ...
  • 05 of 09. Oyster Sauce. ...
  • 06 of 09. Asian Sesame Oil. ...
  • 07 of 09. Chili Paste/Sauce. ...
  • 08 of 09. Chili Bean Sauce.
May 7, 2019

What sauce do Chinese restaurants use? ›

In this blog post, we'll explore some of the most popular types of Chinese sauces, including soy sauce, hoisin sauce, oyster sauce, and more. From sweet and tangy to rich and savory, Chinese sauces are a crucial component of many dishes, and can completely transform the taste of a meal.

How to pimp up 2 minute noodles? ›

To make it, cooks blanch and drain the instant noodles then toss them in a wok with tofu, choy sum, bean sprouts and egg. Some chilli sauce and soy sauce get thrown in, as well as the noodle seasonings from the sachet. The whole thing is served with a fried egg or two on top and it tastes great.

Can you crack an egg into 2 minute noodles? ›

Crack a beaten raw egg into the cooked noodles. Stir it in and the egg will cook through. Lightly fry off some prawns and an egg with drained cooked noodles. Flavour the dish with curry paste or a stir-fry sauce.

What are Chinese noodles with egg called? ›

The most common varieties of fresh egg noodles you'll find are wonton noodles, Hong Kong-style (chow mein) noodles, and lo mein noodles. Here's a closer look.

What are the really skinny Chinese noodles called? ›

Mi Fen ( 米粉) (Rice Vermicelli)

Thin, brittle, and white, it's often sold dried and in blocks in the Asian foods section of supermarkets. This type of noodle doesn't really need to be cooked; it can be soaked in hot water for 10 minutes, drained, then added to broths and stir-fries.

What are the white crunchy things in Chinese food? ›

What are those crunchy things in your stir-fry? They're water chestnuts, and they're surprisingly good for you! You probably already know a few things about water chestnuts. They're white and crunchy, and you'll find them in a ton of Asian-style stir fry dishes.

How do you add flavor to bland noodles? ›

Fresh herbs and garnishes: Sprinkle freshly chopped cilantro, basil, or green onions over the noodles just before serving. These herbs will provide a burst of freshness and add an aromatic element to the dish.

How should I season my noodles? ›

Adding salt to the water during cooking will boost the flavor of your noodles and enhance the taste of the entire dish. Fine-grained salts, such as a basic table salt, will dissolve more quickly and absorb into your noodles more easily than coarse-grained salts.

How do you make pasta noodles better? ›

10 Tips to Do Pasta Night Right
  1. Use a big enough pot. ...
  2. Use plenty of water. ...
  3. Season the pasta water — ...
  4. Let the water come to a boil first. ...
  5. Stir right away — and every couple minutes. ...
  6. Don't rely solely on the cooking time on your pasta's package. ...
  7. Cook your pasta to just before al dente. ...
  8. Reserve the pasta water.

How do you make noodles taste different? ›

If you like noodles hot & spicy, maybe adding a little hot pepper sauce to them before/after cooking them might do the trick for you. You could also add ketchup, if you really like ketchup. Or make your own tasty tomato sauce and pour some onto the instant noodles after you cook them.

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