The phrase "as noodle" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "He was feeling as noodle after the long day at work."
Alternatives: "like a noodle" or "as limp as a noodle."
(A good thing too, as noodle bar pretty much says, "I want to be Momofuku").
"Don't order food that will be messy and need your attention, such as noodle dishes or shellfish," Johnson advises.
The House-side Capitol Market attracts Senate staff members because it has a salad bar, as well as Noodle Bowl Tuesday, which ignites undue excitement.
So in February, as noodle patrons across the city arrived for their morning fix, an unexpected notice awaited them: The price of a bowl of Lanzhou pulled beef noodles was going up.
Saeng can then take you around the corner for khao piak (tapioca and rice noodle soup with herbs, spices, chicken or beef) on a street known to locals as "noodle soup road".
In addition to house-made kaya on toast or paired with French toast, Killiney has an impressive lineup that includes chicken curry with a baguette for dipping as well as noodle dishes like laksa and mee siam.
Don't we all want our ramen cooks to be as devoted, as driven, as noodle-crazed as Tampopo?
Other food bars serve such dishes as noodles and tempura (deep-fried shrimp and vegetables).
As noodles float to top, remove with a slotted spoon and transfer to a bowl.
Although rice is fundamental to Thai cuisine, the Thai have adopted many foods, such as noodles, that form a basic element of Chinese and Sino-Chinese cuisine.
Dishes on the popular tasting menu might include tender calamari as soft as noodles or, for brunch, a slow-poached egg, cooked at 63C.
