Quon Yick Noodle

Quon Yick Noodle This is a page for the appreciation of Quon Yick Noodles! Feel free to share your favorite pictures and recipes of your favorite Chinese noodles! In 1956, Mr.

Shew San Leong founded the Quon Yick Noodle Co. making fresh noodle in a 750 square foot store front at 859 W. Sunset Blvd. in Los Angeles, Ca. Six years after the start-up, Quon Yick started making Dry Noodles. After ten years, he built a 2,100 square foot factory in Chinatown. By this time Quon Yick Noodle had established itself as a maker of quality noodles. The Quon Yick Noodle brand products

are known for freshness, consistent quality, and of course the best taste, with the core product of various shapes and sizes of dry noodles. Product and quality development are an ongoing practice. Quon Yick Noodle products can be found in most Los Angeles area Asian food markets and Asian restaurant food suppliers or fresh direct from the factory. Our noodle is recognized nationwide and can be found in various places around the U.S., as far East as Washington D.C. and as far North as Alaska!

10/06/2020

Today is National Noodle Day.

Share with us how you will be preparing your Quon Yick Noodle.

So we had Spaghetti, well erm, Quon Yick Noodle and meatballs for dinner! What will all of you be having? 😊
05/10/2020

So we had Spaghetti, well erm, Quon Yick Noodle and meatballs for dinner! What will all of you be having? 😊

It seems we have some very talented fans in the LAPD, and we're truly honored 😊 This dish in particular was prepared by ...
04/22/2020

It seems we have some very talented fans in the LAPD, and we're truly honored 😊 This dish in particular was prepared by a sergeant!

We just want to thank the brave men and women who are serving in our local law enforcement on the front line and keeping our cities safe. Take care everyone!

Yakisoba made with cabbage, onion, carrot, shallot, garlic pork belly and regular size Quon Yick noodles.
03/26/2020

Yakisoba made with cabbage, onion, carrot, shallot, garlic pork belly and regular size Quon Yick noodles.

Now more than ever, it's important to take care of ourselves and our loved ones. It's always a good idea to stock up on ...
03/17/2020

Now more than ever, it's important to take care of ourselves and our loved ones. It's always a good idea to stock up on canned and dried goods in cases of emergency, and let's also help others who may have more trouble getting the food and amenities that they need as well. There's a lot we can do to help each other! We can do this!!! 💕

Tried stir frying noodles with sweet peppers, carrots, spinach and Lee K*m Kee Tien Mien Jiang paste. noodles
05/05/2019

Tried stir frying noodles with sweet peppers, carrots, spinach and Lee K*m Kee Tien Mien Jiang paste. noodles

Growing up, our parents had raised us to be independent, and encouraged us to cook for ourselves. So of course, in our h...
05/02/2019

Growing up, our parents had raised us to be independent, and encouraged us to cook for ourselves. So of course, in our household, cooking Quon Yick noodles was one of the first things we learned to make.

It was simple:
Boil water
Boil noodles
Add canned soup
Done.

Optional:
Add frozen vegetables.

It's not the most gourmet dish, but to this day I still get excited when I see a can of Campbell's Cream of Chicken Soup in my pantry 😄

Thank you all for continuing to use Quon Yick Noodles! If you also have fond memories of your favorite noodle dishes, we'd like to hear from you too!

There's always something you can top your Quon Yick Noodles with.Portobello mushrooms sauteed with garlic butter topped ...
04/12/2019

There's always something you can top your Quon Yick Noodles with.
Portobello mushrooms sauteed with garlic butter topped with julienned salami and shredded parmesan cheese.

Mabo ramen; a Chinese/Japanese fusion dish. Most Chinese restaurant chains in Japan will offer this on their menu, and i...
06/07/2018

Mabo ramen; a Chinese/Japanese fusion dish. Most Chinese restaurant chains in Japan will offer this on their menu, and it has become quite popular!

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