The Province
August 2008 |
"legendary noodle made his way up to top ten best valued restaurants around the world!, congrad !!" |
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Food and Wine Magazine
July 2008 |
"one of the ten top best valued restarurants around world" |
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Mrtiniboys Magazine
June 17, 2008 |
“Lovers of the long slurp-worthy pasta can rejoice at the opening of another legendary spot dedicated to the most delicious noodles in town. Large servings at inexpensive prices is a dinner date that even students and busy working families can enjoy together (though I wouldn’t recommend bring your parents along to your date) without sacrificing flavour or their week’s paycheque." – E.J. |
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Globle and Mail
April 2008 |
“There's a curtain of beads in the front door, an antique water wheel hanging from the ceiling and silk cushions in the wooden booths. This is a place where you can actually sit back and relax. With its flour-dusted countertop facing into the restaurant, makes a fine stage for watching the affable Mr. Li magically knead, stretch and spin thick ropes into fine threads.
If you're in the mood for something more robust, try hand-cut noodles with shredded pork and garlic sauce ($8.25).The dish is stir-fried with green and red peppers, celery, suey choy, bean sprouts, dark-bean soy sauce, ginger root and green onions.The hand-cut noodles are also a lot easier to eat than the arm-length soup noodles, which had us soaking the table and nearly splashing the ceiling with ungainly tugs and slurps." |
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Vancouver Magazine:
Eating & Drinking
October 2007 |
“the result is textbook-perfect: soft and chewy, yet firm enough to hold it shape under the heat of broth or a wok. American visitors to vancouver’s Legendary noodle can watch noodle masters as they waves and pulls noodle dough by hand” |
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24 Hours
Sepemter 2007 |
"when it comes to filling your cakehole without draining your bank account, one of the best place in town is Legendary Noodle(a.k.a the Noodle Legend)
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The Vancouver Sun
July 2007 |
"Noodles made with flair. At Denman Street’s Legendary Noodle, the specialty is handmade on-site, fresh and tasty. I tried the former and slurped away, while doing Jim Carrey, stretching my neck around my partner to see the master stretching and forming noodles. The starters, pan-fried dumplings were delicious as where the fried pea shoots with garlic, and of course, noodle with lemon garlic green onion sauce" |
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The Seattle Times
June 2007 |
"the result is textbook-perfect: soft and chewy, yet firm enough to hold it shape under the heat of broth or a wok. American visitors to vancouver’s Legendary noodle can watch noodle masters as they waves and pulls noodle dough by hand" |
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Food Network Canada
May 2007 |
"Featured in a segment of Glutton For Punishment, in it Brock Li was trying to teach celebrity chef Bob Blumer how to be a noodlemaster." |
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Vancouver Magazine
2005 |
"The 16th annual restaurant award Silver Best Casual Chinese Food silver" |
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The Richmond News
March 2005 |
"makes dishes that melt in your mouth, we make our dumplings so that the juices are sealed inside. On a busy day, we go through as many as 500 dumplings. Family recipes handed down through the generations, blend spices such as garlic, ginger and chili." |
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The Province
January 2005 |
"Noodle Master Li shows off his noodle handling skills at Legendary Noodle, sometimes legends are hidden in the unlikeliest of places." |
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The Province
December 2004 |
"Birth of a noodle legend, noodlemaker of mythical proportions and epic portions, this is a province where legends are born or, in the case of this eatery, made from dough! In fact, I’d like to see a death cage kitchen match between Noodle master Brock Li, the Rock and the Pillsbury Dough Boy. I think the noodlemaker would emerge the champion in the ring, because a dough smackdown in the battle for the noodle crown" |
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Vancouver Magazine
2004 |
"The 15th annual restaurant award Bronze
Best Casual Chinese Food" |
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Georgia Straight
2004 |
Golden Plate winner
City’s pick |
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The New York Times
August 2003 |
"hand-pulls its own noodles,,,which involves manipulating dough at lightning speed" |
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