This Noodle Dish Comes With Over 60 Toppings
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2024
- Cart noodles are Hong Kong’s ultimate fast food. When you order, you shout your choice of noodles, pick some toppings, and get a bowl of noodles sent right to your table in less than a minute.
They were once ubiquitous in Hong Kong in the 1960s and ’70s, when you could find noodle vendors on almost every street corner. Nowadays, you won’t find cart noodles on the street anymore, but there are still stores continuing the tradition. We went to a Michelin-recommended cart noodle shop to see how they’re made.
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Producer: Gavin Huang
Videographers: Hanley Chu and Nicholas Ko
Editor: Hanley Chu
Animation and Mastering: Victor Peña
Music: Audio Network
being yelt by the noodle men is part of the experience.
probably they need to yell coz it's noisy
@@l0remipsum991 they don't want picky customers to slow them down. Time is money.
i felt that. when he was talking about keeping the human connection and the culture of cart food.
just discovered this channel and its absolutely AMAZING.
Oh, i want these kind of noodles on rainy days.
1:03 let's be real he's a cutie.
Can’t help but to agree! I wonder where is he now? 🤔
Yup he’s got the typical features of a Hong Kong 80’s style celeb, too bad that he didn’t seem to debut back in the days as a celeb.
Great hair !!!
now bring it to the states!! looks amazing!
Fun fact: the street vendors were on a cart because if the polices came they can push them away into the street alley and nearby warehouses fast. Sometimes accident happen when a cart hit a kid and caused serious burn (sometimes boiling broth, sometimes frying oil). We all learn to stay away when the whole street full of pushing carts are running, stay the heck away for your own safety. You can still eat your food and when you are done just leave the bowl on the street nearby. They will come and pick them up after the polices are gone. Hepatitis is the main reason the government want them gone.
Such an educational video. What an amazing channel. That noodles though makes me hungry!
I love noodles! Definitely want to try this
I live in the United States, and I seriously need to move or retire in places like this. All of the food looks amazing!
Not only good food. Chinese take care of the elder in their families very closely. Lucky I am a Chinese!
@@sidolin6671 but how do they treat elderly foreigners?
@devi if u r rich they treat u pretty well
@@devinanni8117 as long as they don't do anything dumb or racist, reasonably well
You need to have a lot of money in your retirement. HK is an expensive place. The space is also limited which make it a very cramped and small place to live. But as long as you have a lot of money with you, you should be good.
I watched this to reference. Ya know what imma put any toppings in my noodles.
This is like a Chinese "subway". Pick your bread (noodles) and your fillings (toppings). We should be doing this in America!
This video makes me really happy 🥺
Keep'em coming. Great job.
I love Hong Kong! Hope covid will go away soon!
Awesome. I miss HK!
This is a very good business idea in case you don't live in Hong Kong. In fact, if I have the capital, I would open this kind of shop in my country
Awesome 👌
Cool story - I didn't know these were called Cart Noodles, I visited the place with the tick box menu as it had an English menu. I wish had visited Simon's noodle shop...
chinese fast food ... the cart noodle ... love it
今天刚和一个长者说起车仔面！ 承载了太多太多回忆
Yummy. I want some of these ❤️❤️
I love the video well done!!
I've wanted to try this for a while on past visits, but wasnt sure how to order. I was a little intimidated because I didnt want to get in the way of all the other diners.
Thanks for these illuminating videos :)
Looks delicious 🤤
It's 2021, why can't we order our food via the screen, delivered via the screen??? I AM STARVED WATCHING THIS RN
You're the reason I've been breaking quarantine to hunt down this food locally.
Thanks for sharing. have a nice weekend everyone. 😎🙏✌
Is from china 🇨🇳👍🏽....good
Hong Kong ultimate fast food :nutritious Chinese noodle , egg with rich meat and vegetables
Americans Ultimate fast food .:double petty cheese burger with some gold some fake gold on it
they get fat and then blame everyone else too hahahaha
Don't hate fast food
The best part is I know what there saying without the caption which is good because I don’t really like to read caption
Lai fun is pasghetti?
Yum!
Know i like china because of Hong Kong.
Why do I keep calling it goldthread 2"?? The name is just goldthread. Explain it’s confusing
this is a hate channel for publishing such drooling content. Looks so good, I licked my screen :(
3:21 The master stock repeatedly used for 100 years? Are u kidding me? Should it be 100 hours?..
I wonder if anyone would add all 60+ toppings to 1 bowl of noodles
Bro. Its 2am here..... please stop
kinda like hot pot lol
Simon Li No, not like hot pot. All toppings are already cooked. You choose noodle, and topping and then they briefly heat the noodle in hot water, add soup and the toppings you choose. My favorite was a complete noodle, that means every topping, not from this shop so it’s about 12 kind. Makes me drool just thinking about it, but no more for me cause I immigrated to US.
@@celinadossantos9444 You can make it by yourself though not with 12 toppings.
😁😁👍👍👍👏👏
its interesting and funny that Hong kongers got all english first names lol
Hong Kong was a British colony for a long time so it makes sense historically speaking
i mean, they got chinese names ofc, but when they're on a show/interview, it's easier to introduce themselves with their english name
Considering your name is Lee Sandwhich I'm surprised you find it interesting
Hey I’m not a video not from my culture though but I speak the language I’m Chinese but I speak Cantonese
Ok but Cantonese is still a Chinese language 🙂