Welcome to this delicious potato noodles & dumplings recipe that is infused with the bold flavor of the homemade garlic chili oil and peanut butter sauce. With this recipe, you can make both mushroom-like potato dumplings and thick al dente potato noodles. Made from a combination of potato and potato starch, these noodles and dumplings have a unique texture that is both chewy and satisfying.

A quick, delicious Japanese noodles stir fry with shrimp and veggies.

These popular spicy potato noodles are thick, bouncy, chewy, and coated in a garlicky, savory, tangy, and mildly spicy chili oil sauce. It's incredibly delicious and irresistibly addictive, especially with a sprinkle of cilantro! This recipe is definitely fun to make for a weeknight dinner and pairs perfectly with some chicken karaage or Taiwanese fried chicken and Chinese smashed cucumber salad.

Biang Biang noodles show you the power of simplicity. With a spoonful of savory seasoned soy sauce and fresh, nutty hot sauce, these thick and meaty handmade noodles will send you into flavor ecstasy! {Vegetarian, Vegan}

Creamy gochujang udon noodles are the perfect fusion of bold and spicy flavors. Chewy udon noodles are coated in a rich, garlicky, and creamy gochujang sauce, creating a dish that is satisfying and addicting. Ready in 20 minutes, this dish is perfect for weeknight dinners!

This quick and easy Curry Udon recipe is the perfect comfort food, featuring thick, chewy udon noodles in a deliciously fragrant Japanese curry.

Skip the Japanese steakhouse and make these tasty hibachi noodles at home! They're quick, easy, and packed with delicious flavor.

倫敦 London Foodie Cooking

These gochujang buttered noodles are so flavorful and come together in just 10 minutes! Control the spice level to your preference by using more or less gochujang!

This is less of a recipe, more a serving suggestion for buldak noodles! I used the extra hot chicken buldak noodles here (the ones in the black packet). And just to flag, these are very hot… the cream and mozzarella manage to mute the heat slightly, but if you want to lean on the side of caution, only add a bit of the sauce packet (then add more if you can handle it)!