Noodle places

[KC Sporting Life]

I must've placed them in the wrong location:

http://plixi.com/p/52906309

      The photo you posted and the one on Jenny's website are of the same building, just different angles. 

[elextendo]

I think its called KC Pho, couple blocks from Vietnam Cafe in Columbus park but to the west along side the bridge. I go there when V.C. is packed

[trailerkid]

Kinda a "design nerd" update on the new Lulu's...

Stir (which created the design/branding for Julian/Glace/Christopher Elbow/BLVD) is doing branding on the new Lulu's. They posted on Twitter that you can you catch a sneak peak of the new brand on a wall a block east of the existing Lulu's on SW BLVD.

[trailerkid]

Pretty cool:

http://twitpic.com/3bojme/full

[mudjack]

I would be so fat if I lived in the freight house district. It would be too easy to go out for BBQ, Italian, Thai, etc.

[LenexatoKCMO]

I would be so fat if I lived in the freight house district. It would be too easy to go out for BBQ, Italian, Thai, etc.

After living there for four years let me assure you that the risks from those options are not nearly as devastating as the damage done from having a place that sells shakes and greasy hamburgers open 24 hours a day, a couple hundred yards from your door. 

[mean]

After living there for four years let me assure you that the risks from those options are not nearly as devastating as the damage done from having a place that sells shakes and greasy hamburgers open 24 hours a day, a couple hundred yards from your door. 

QFT. And two of them, at that! Cardiologist's nightmare.

[trailerkid]

Lulu's is now open at 2030 Central according to the Pitch. C. Elbow ice cream Thai-flavored ice cream now being served and open Sundays.

http://blogs.pitch.com/fatcity/2010/12/ ... atay_b.php

[LenexatoKCMO]

Their new mural looks pretty cool. 

[KCPowercat]

I went friday to the new location. Feels cold compared to the cozy confines of the sw blvd site.

[DaveKCMO]

a new thai place is taking their old spot.

[KCMax]

Do any Japanese or Korean places in town serve actual made from scratch ramen soup?... preferably North of 103rd.

I'd love a token-based ramen-ya joint downtown.

No one ever answered this and I have the same question - can anyone get a good bowl of ramen in KC? Seems like fresh-made ramen is a big culinary trend, at least on the coasts. I saw some program on it the other day and it got me jonesing for some good noodles.

[IraGlacialis]

No one ever answered this and I have the same question - can anyone get a good bowl of ramen in KC? Seems like fresh-made ramen is a big culinary trend, at least on the coasts. I saw some program on it the other day and it got me jonesing for some good noodles.

Even though it isn't officially ramen, I highly suggest you try one of the JOCO Cantonese restaurants such as Jen Jen or Pine Bamboo. It is common to have wonton soup with egg noodles.

[DaveKCMO]

a new thai place is taking their old spot.

reviewing this old post, i must confess it is incorrect. the space is currently still on the market. there's an undisturbed turn-of-the-century apartment on the second floor!

[bbqboy]

reviewing this old post, i must confess it is incorrect. the space is currently still on the market. there's an undisturbed turn-of-the-century apartment on the second floor!

which century?

[shinatoo]

Ate at my next door neighbors place in City Market today, Hien Vuong. I had spring rolls and some kind of noodle soup with beef in it. There was fresh greens that you tore up and put in it. It was really good on a chilly day.

Can you tell I'm ignorant about Vietnamese food?

[KCMax]

Ate at my next door neighbors place in City Market today, Hien Vuong. I had spring rolls and some kind of noodle soup with beef in it. There was fresh greens that you tore up and put in it. It was really good on a chilly day.

Can you tell I'm ignorant about Vietnamese food?

Sounds like pho most likely. It is tasty.

[loftguy]

Ate at my next door neighbors place in City Market today, Hien Vuong. I had spring rolls and some kind of noodle soup with beef in it. There was fresh greens that you tore up and put in it. It was really good on a chilly day.

Can you tell I'm ignorant about Vietnamese food?

Hey, cheers to you for being adventurous.  Keep exploring.  Does sound like pho.

[smh]

Ate at my next door neighbors place in City Market today, Hien Vuong. I had spring rolls and some kind of noodle soup with beef in it. There was fresh greens that you tore up and put in it. It was really good on a chilly day.

Can you tell I'm ignorant about Vietnamese food?

Definitely the beef pho. Did you add plenty of Sriracha? Can't have Pho without heat.

[shinatoo]

Definitely the beef pho. Did you add plenty of Sriracha? Can't have Pho without heat.

Is that the "Roster" Sauce? If so then, YES. I have a jar of that at home. It was odd because i try not to season to much the first time I try things, but my buddy said that's kind of how pho works.