That’s certainly the case with Noodle Harmony in Monterey Park, which features a unique combination of Sichuan noodle dishes and Hunan rice noodle soups, making for a busy one-stop shop in the SGV.

Hunan Slurp Shop, at 112 First Ave., near East Seventh Street, comes from chef and artist Chao Wang, who has spent the past 25 years as an oil painter. Now, he’s opening a restaurant inspired by ...

As a result over 6,000 rice noodle houses all around the city nurture a unique breakfast culture known as the "Hunan slurp", or the word suofen in the local dialect, which describes the action of ...

Choose between chicken, beef, shrimp or Hunan fried noodles ($9.25 to $11.95). Classic Peking duck ($21.95 whole or $10.95 half) is also available.

For residents of Hunan province, a breakfast of rice noodles is the start of a typical morning. There are two types of rice noodles in Hunan, round and flat, served fried or in soup.

No question: Lo mein and sesame noodles have served New York well. But rice noodles like those at Hunan Slurp, an elegant southern Chinese spot that opened in May in the East Village, are quickly ...

Not far from Return Home Hunan, new restaurants offer food from three southern Chinese provinces: There’s the Guizhou rice noodles place, the Guangxi river snail noodles shop and stinky tofu ...

More than one width of rice noodle is used in the successful vegetarian pad thai ($11.95), which is flavorful despite the absence of meat and seafood.