
Tokyo, Japan
Abura soba
油そば
Abura soba, ramen noodles served with tare and oil but no soup, is a named Tokyo format with its own shops and is not a broth rendering.
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Tokyo, Japan
油そば
Abura soba, ramen noodles served with tare and oil but no soup, is a named Tokyo format with its own shops and is not a broth rendering.

Aceh, Indonesia
Mie Aceh
Spicy yellow noodle dish from Aceh with curry-like seasoning, served fried or in soup with meat and seafood.

Peru
A Peruvian chifa dish of fried rice and noodles mixed together with vegetables and meat, named for the 'mixed-up' airport traffic.

Sichuan, China
蚂蚁上树
Mayi shangshu ("ants climbing a tree"), glass noodles with minced pork clinging to them, is a named Sichuan dish with a fixed identity and a memorable name.

Medan, Indonesia
Mie Tiaw Apollo
Pontianak-style wide noodles with tripe, beef, and eggs, a Chinese-Indonesian specialty.

Armenia
Արիշտա
Traditional Armenian flat noodles made from unleavened wheat dough, rolled thin, cut into strips and dried, served with butter, cheese or in soups.

Hokkaido, Japan
旭川ラーメン
Hokkaido's soy-based ramen with a layer of lard to keep the broth hot in cold weather.

Karakol, Kyrgyzstan
Ашлямфу
Cold dish of wheat noodles and slippery starch jelly in a chilli-and-vinegar broth, topped with egg crêpe strips and a spoonful of hot oil.

Afghanistan
آش
Hand-cut noodles cooked in a broth with beans, chickpeas and herbs, finished with yoghurt, dried mint and a meat sauce.

Singapore, Singapore
肉脞面
Egg noodles tossed in vinegar, chilli and pork lard, topped with minced pork, liver, meatballs, fried sole fish and a small bowl of soup on the side.

United Arab Emirates
بلاليط
Balaleet combines sweet vermicelli cooked with cardamom, rose water, and saffron with a thin egg omelet on top, creating a sweet-savory breakfast.

South Korea
잔치국수
Thin wheat noodles in a clear, light anchovy broth with egg garnish, zucchini, and kimchi, traditionally served at celebrations.

Hong Kong
Ngau Lam Min
Brisket and tendon braised for hours in star-anise broth over springy noodles; Kau Kee queues prove the point.

Guangdong, Hong Kong
干炒牛河
Wide flat rice noodles dry-fried at maximum heat with marinated beef, bean sprouts and spring onion, seasoned only with soy.

Taiwan
牛肉麵
Wheat noodles in a beef broth built on soy, star anise and doubanjiang, with shin or tendon braised until it gives way, topped with pickled mustard greens.

Bandung, Indonesia
Mie Kocok
Sundanese noodle soup with beef meat and kikil (tendons), bean sprouts, and savory broth.

Turkmenistan
Beşbarmak
Boiled lamb or mutton is laid over wide noodles and finished with onion sauce and a bowl of meat broth.

Shaanxi, China
Biángbiáng面
Belt-wide hand-pulled noodles slapped against the counter to stretch, topped with chilli powder, garlic and spring onion, then finished with smoking oil.

South Korea
비빔국수
Bibim guksu is made with cold thin noodles tossed in gochujang vinegar sauce.

Bangkok, Thailand
ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเรือ
Rich, dark pork or beef noodle soup with pork blood, spices, and herbs, served in small bowls.

Bavaria, Germany
Bruckbam are Bavarian pan-fried potato noodles with a browned exterior and soft potato centre, served sweet or savoury.

Hanoi, Vietnam
Bún chả
Grilled pork patties and caramelized pork belly served over cold rice vermicelli with fresh herbs and a sweet-savory dipping sauce.

Hanoi, Vietnam
Bún thang
A Hanoi noodle soup of chicken, egg and crab, delicate and refined.

Vietnam
Bún thịt nướng
Cold rice vermicelli bowl topped with grilled lemongrass pork, crushed peanuts, fresh herbs, and crispy spring rolls, dressed with sweet fish sauce.

Vietnam
Banh hoi, the fine woven rice-vermicelle mats eaten with grilled meat and herbs, is a named Vietnamese form distinct from plain bun.

Vietnam
Bún bò nam bộ
Bun bo nam bo is the dry southern-style noodle bowl with stir-fried beef, herbs and peanuts.

Philippines
Pancit Batil Patong
Pancit Batil Patong is a Cagayan-style noodle plate served with minced meat, a fried egg, and a separate egg-and-meat broth.

Hoi An, Vietnam
Cao lầu
Hoi An specialty with thick chewy rice noodles, roast pork, crisp fried noodle squares, bean sprouts, and a small amount of rich broth.

Hong Kong
Che Zai Min
Build-your-own noodles born from postwar street carts — pick a base, toppings and broth; mixing three toppings is the classic move.

Catalonia, Spain
Fideus a la cassola
Fideus a la cassola are Catalan noodles braised with pork, sausage, and savoury broth until the pasta absorbs the liquid.

Guam
Pancit
Pancit; Filipino noodle dish adapted to Chamorro tastes; a staple on the fiesta table; a reflection of Filipino influence on Guam cuisine; a feature of the fiesta plate; often served dish at gatherings; a familiar island noodle dish.

Hunan, China
常德牛肉粉
Changde beef noodles, rice noodles under a fiery Hunan beef broth, is a named city dish with dedicated shops nationwide.

Singapore, Malaysia
Flat rice noodles wok-fried with prawns, egg, beansprouts and chives over high heat.

Indonesia
Mie Ayam
Chinese-Indonesian noodle dish topped with seasoned minced chicken, served in savory broth with condiments.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
辣椒板面
Handmade noodles with spicy dry chili mince, egg, and anchovies, springy noodles with spicy sambal and runny egg yolk.

Sichuan, China
重庆小面
A Chongqing street food of fresh wheat noodles in a spicy, numbing bowl of chilli oil, Sichuan peppercorn, garlic, vinegar and sesame, topped with scallions.