Ramen

[cieo]

It was the unholiest of alliances, the breach of all that is pure and good--but it had to be made.

Higher education, sure. No one ever tells you about the darker half. No one ever. They show you glamorous brochures, sprawling libraries, an architect's wet dream sitting there in wait just for you. Through the glitter and sparkling pizazz of rare

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[brujah]

*looks up from her pork Ramen*

I feel your pain.

[loga]

[cieo]

Damn you.

[loga]

What?? It is globalization of noodles. All the grandmas buy that crap, because it is cheap and they have money for nothing else. :(

I'm generally fond of Korean noodles, myself. :)

[cieo]

Can you get them in St. P?

[padfoot_83]

ahhhh i feel your pain :(

[kampongchicken]

back-alley transactions!? LOL!!!!

sorry, i deleted your comment because i locked up the post, but now it's released again (=

[kampongchicken]

hand-made noodles, please!!!!!!!

[cieo]

Seriously!

[kampongchicken]

There's loads of these shops in our food courts (not quite the same as Norteamericano ones) these days, selling China-style hand-made noodles (although they're sliced through a hand-cranked machine). Virtually all of them are staffed by PRC nationals, almost always coming from one of two places. One of Fuzhou. The other is Putian, where my family comes from. Sometimes my Dad gets extra condiments because he speaks our dialect to them.