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I rarely go down to Richmond to eat but I thuoght I would swing by this weekend for some noodles. Looking for something similar to Peaceful Resaurant and Sha-Lin Noodle House.

Any recommendations are appreciated. Thank you!

[Spoon]

It's not a "traditional" noodle restaurant, but I'd give Deer Garden a try if you haven't been there before.

IMO Sha-Lin Noodle House was not that good the last two times I went. That was at least half a decade ago though, so maybe things changed?

[v_tec]

What type of noodles are you looking for?
That's as broad as asking "recommend me somewhere that serves rice in Richmond..."

[bcrdukes]

Hon's

[Jayboogz]

macs on alexandra

[sonick]

Tsim Chai for wonton noodle soup.

[j.f0ng]

x2 for Deer Garden if you're not looking for the traditional wonton noodle kinda place

[ZN6]

For some reason, I find that the Deer garden in Richmond just isn't near the same quality as the one in Vancouver on Fraser.

Whenever I order the peanut and chilli sauce soup in the Richmond location, it's fucking disgusting. Like the soup is completely heterogeneous and is either watery with peanut sauce floating at the surface or there's foamy chunks of it on the side of the bowl. :heckno::heckno::heckno:

The one in vancouver is pretty consistent and the soup well mixed and homogeneous and thicker like they added in more sauce.

Personally, if I had to pick between Cattle cafe and Deer garden Richmond (which happens to be in the same complex) I'd go for Cattle Cafe.

It's like the opposite in Vancouver though, Cattle Cafe sucks in Vancouver (and including the one in Burnaby across from metro) and Deer garden is good.

[ZN6]

I would suggest Double Double in richmond for noodles actually. Like Traditional HK style wonton noodles and congee. I love that place and it's usually packed.

[dachinesedude]

What type of noodles are you looking for?
That's as broad as asking "recommend me somewhere that serves rice in Richmond..."

lol +1 be more specific

deer garden for fish soup vermicelli
pho viet for pho
tsim chai for wonton noodle
nan chuu for ramen

etc etc

[Mining]

Nan chuu's Cha-Siu is legit melt in your mouth. But their ramen has SO much fat (probably why it tastes so good). Try it yourself, take one home and refridge it. Oh my god...

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Sorry, I should've been more specific. I love noodles in general but I guess i'm leaning more towards of a traditional chinese restaurant with noodles in a nice broth or a restaurant with really good shanghai fried noodles.

[MeowMeow]

Nan chuu's Cha-Siu is legit melt in your mouth. But their ramen has SO much fat (probably why it tastes so good). Try it yourself, take one home and refridge it. Oh my god...

Well deer garden too....
Brought left over of szechuan soup and Malay soup oh my god.
Szechuan had chunks of orange fat :heckno:
Since then I stuck with fish soup but I'm fairly sure I got food poisoning from there last weekend....

[sonick]

Cattle Cafe Fish Noodle Laksa :sweetjesus:

[TOS'd]

Well deer garden too....
Brought left over of szechuan soup and Malay soup oh my god.
Szechuan had chunks of orange fat :heckno:
Since then I stuck with fish soup but I'm fairly sure I got food poisoning from there last weekend....

Was there last weekend too, alexandra rd location, fish soup but no one in the group of 10+ got food poisoning.

[Purely]

For some reason, I find that the Deer garden in Richmond just isn't near the same quality as the one in Vancouver on Fraser.

Whenever I order the peanut and chilli sauce soup in the Richmond location, it's fucking disgusting. Like the soup is completely heterogeneous and is either watery with peanut sauce floating at the surface or there's foamy chunks of it on the side of the bowl. :heckno::heckno::heckno:

The one in vancouver is pretty consistent and the soup well mixed and homogeneous and thicker like they added in more sauce.

Personally, if I had to pick between Cattle cafe and Deer garden Richmond (which happens to be in the same complex) I'd go for Cattle Cafe.

It's like the opposite in Vancouver though, Cattle Cafe sucks in Vancouver (and including the one in Burnaby across from metro) and Deer garden is good.

I agree, the Deer Garden at the Fraser location is just so much better in terms of quality and quantity (much larger portions as well).

[willystyle]

Never tried Deer Garden. Is Deer Garden better than Cattle?

[Not really racist!]

Isn't the Metro CattleCafe closed down?

[Fafine]

Isn't the Metro CattleCafe closed down?

dw if it is, theres still cattle in richmond, one by joyce, and one by edmonds.
Prefer the one in richmond tho

[anjewree]

Chef Hung Taiwanese Beef Noodle in Aberdeen mall
:fuckyea:

[jonwon]

For some reason, I find that the Deer garden in Richmond just isn't near the same quality as the one in Vancouver on Fraser.

Whenever I order the peanut and chilli sauce soup in the Richmond location, it's fucking disgusting. Like the soup is completely heterogeneous and is either watery with peanut sauce floating at the surface or there's foamy chunks of it on the side of the bowl. :heckno::heckno::heckno:

The one in vancouver is pretty consistent and the soup well mixed and homogeneous and thicker like they added in more sauce.

Personally, if I had to pick between Cattle cafe and Deer garden Richmond (which happens to be in the same complex) I'd go for Cattle Cafe.

It's like the opposite in Vancouver though, Cattle Cafe sucks in Vancouver (and including the one in Burnaby across from metro) and Deer garden is good.

bruh if you looking for dan dan mein, you're shit out of luck. the best used to come from this small dirty shop in richmond that sold it for $2 bucks a bowl, but it closed down a while ago now... been searching ever since

[guesswho]

Isn't the Metro CattleCafe closed down?

Theyre moving 2 stores down

[bcrdukes]

bruh if you looking for dan dan mein, you're shit out of luck. the best used to come from this small dirty shop in richmond that sold it for $2 bucks a bowl, but it closed down a while ago now... been searching ever since

RIP Mao Toi :okay:

[jonwon]

YA thats the one!

[ZN6]

bruh if you looking for dan dan mein, you're shit out of luck. the best used to come from this small dirty shop in richmond that sold it for $2 bucks a bowl, but it closed down a while ago now... been searching ever since

Are you talking about the one on Westminster highway in the complex across from the public market? If it's the same one I'm thinking then yeah.

Otherwise:

Long's Noodle House ????? - Riley Park/Little Mountain - Vancouver | Urbanspoon (http://www.urbanspoon.com/r/14/181110/restaurant/Riley-Park-Little-Mountain/Longs-Noodle-House-Vancouver)

You're welcome. Get the dan dan noodles with meat sauce.

[Verdasco]

Chef Hung Taiwanese Beef Noodle in Aberdeen mall
:fuckyea:

speaking on behalf of revscene, ge the fuck out

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSgUk9UK1uvhdYat5wlTrVgeWyBmm_Qa VX1zJISjh-cYM0h2SGU

[anjewree]

speaking on behalf of revscene, ge the fuck out

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSgUk9UK1uvhdYat5wlTrVgeWyBmm_Qa VX1zJISjh-cYM0h2SGU

What's wrong? Did I make you mad?

[bcrdukes]

I suggested Hon's and I'm surprised nobody told me to GTFO.

The place doesn't even exist anymore! :fuckthatshit:

[Verdasco]

What's wrong? Did I make you mad?

that place is over priced garbage

I suggested Hon's and I'm surprised nobody told me to GTFO.

The place doesn't even exist anymore! :fuckthatshit:

no one likes to listen to hipsters and the one in chinatown is full of them :troll:

[bcrdukes]

Care to explain why it's overpriced garbage? Genuinely curious because I have never been there.

[Fafine]

Verdasco make a recommendation

[bcrdukes]

It'll probably be some hipster place so don't expect anything amazing from him.

[fishCak3s]

Huang's beef noodle shop on Victoria between 53rd and 54th has the best tw beef noodle IMO

[Kisame]

that place is over priced garbage

buddy, 10$ a bowl seems pretty standard. it's actually pretty good.

[guurl]

Any good places for like dry noodles??!??!

[ZN6]

Any good places for like dry noodles??!??!

Phnom penh

[guurl]

^ in richmond though
ive had it there before too haha