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Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by Robin Garr » Thu Apr 11, 2013 10:03 pm

Yang Kee Noodle came to town 10 years ago, and we’re glad
Voice-Tribune review by Robin Garr



I wouldn’t want to say that I’m an incurable fanboy, but I can’t deny that I’ve spent more than a few long days lining up at Oxmoor Center, eagerly waiting my turn to be among the first to grab the latest and greatest iDevice from the Apple store.

And better yet, if hunger pangs strike after a few hours of inching ever so slowly forward in the quest for your iThing, you can always make a quick food run to Yang Kee Noodle, bribing your neighbors to save your spot by promising them a delivery of steaming pad thai, sizzling egg rolls or an oversize cup of hot-and-sour soup.

The iPhone is so ubiquitous these days, it’s surprising to realize that it has been less than six years since the earliest adopters lined up for the original version on June 29, 2007. Yang Kee Noodle, born Aug. 19, 2003, was already a fixture by then: It will celebrate its 10th birthday this summer.

With its tasty pan-Asian dishes designed by Chef John Castro of Winston’s at Sullivan University and the look and feel of a well-capitalized national “premium fast casual” chain, Yang Kee Noodle fits right in among the national chain eateries at Oxmoor Center.


Read the full review on LouisvilleHotBytes.com:
http://www.louisvillehotbytes.com/yang- ... -were-glad

and in the Voice-Tribune:
http://www.voice-tribune.com/life-style ... were-glad/

Yang Kee Noodle
Oxmoor Center
7900 Shelbyville Road
426-0800
http://YangKeeNoodle.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/YangKeeNoodle
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Re: Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by Christina Firriolo » Thu Apr 11, 2013 11:11 pm

Sounds great!

Your link to their website doesn't work because it puts your url in front of it. Just thought I'd let you know! :P
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Re: Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by Robin Garr » Fri Apr 12, 2013 7:26 am

Christina Hall wrote:Sounds great!

Your link to their website doesn't work because it puts your url in front of it. Just thought I'd let you know! :P

Christina, that's odd ... it doesn't do that in my browser. Try this link with a www in it and see if it's better:

http://www.yangkeenoodle.com/
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Re: Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by RonnieD » Fri Apr 12, 2013 12:29 pm

I'll go one step further and just say that Yang Kee Noodle is one of Louisville's best places to eat hands down, across the board. They have consistently provided the wife and I with high quality meals and exceptional costumer service since the very beginning. We were introduced to the place soon after its opening by a couple of close friends and we have been regular customers ever since. If we ever have trouble deciding where to eat, YKN is always the correct answer.

Here's to 10x10 more amazing years!
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Re: Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by KirkHarrod » Fri Apr 12, 2013 2:24 pm

I'm shocked people love this place so much. I ate there recently with my teenage son. We got 2 entrees, the appetizer sampler and 1 drink and a water. It was $30, and we left hungry. For $30, I expected to have some left for lunch the next day! We ended up having to go to the food court and get more food.
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Re: Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by StaceyBreckel » Tue Apr 16, 2013 7:59 pm

Maybe it was an off day, and someone made smaller than normal portions? I've never had a problem with there not being enough food. I tend to rotate between the mongolian beef or kung pao chicken with fried rice, pad thai, or firecracker chicken. Always with a side salad. Unless I'm absolutely starving and haven't eaten all day, I always have leftovers to enjoy the next day. It's one of my favorites. I'll even drive all the way from out here in Shepherdsville on occasion for it.
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Re: Discussion of Robin Garr's Yang Kee Noodle review

by Leah S » Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:43 pm

One of my favs and always enough food. And I pretty much always get the Tofu lettuce wrap.

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