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Top 5 products for Lo Mein Noodles

Twin Marquis Lo Mein, Frozen 16 oz
Wyzen Fresh Egg Noodle Supreme 453 g
Wah Nam Lomi Fresh Thick Egg Noodles 14 oz
Safoco Premium Thick Egg Noodle 500 g
Safoco Brand Dried Egg Noodle

Popular recipes

Chicken Lo Mein

Boiled egg noodles tossed with sliced chicken, cabbage, and carrots in soy-oyster sauce. Twin Marquis Lo Mein makes a quick base.

Shrimp Lo Mein

Wok-tossed noodles with shrimp, scallions, and garlic. Premium shrimp egg noodles give extra flavor to a quick weeknight lo mein.

Beef and Broccoli Lo Mein

Tender beef strips and broccoli folded through chewy fresh egg noodles with a savory brown sauce. Wah Nam Lomi thick egg noodles work well.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What are lo mein noodles?

    Lo mein noodles are Chinese wheat-and-egg noodles that are boiled and tossed with sauce rather than fried crisp. They are chewy, round, and a little thicker than chow mein noodles.

  • What is the difference between lo mein and chow mein?

    Lo mein means tossed noodles: boiled noodles are mixed with sauce at the end. Chow mein means stir-fried noodles and is usually cooked longer so the noodles brown or turn crisp.

  • Can I use egg noodles for lo mein?

    Yes. Lo mein is traditionally made with egg noodles, so fresh or dried egg noodles such as Wyzen Fresh Egg Noodle Supreme or Safoco Premium Thick Egg Noodle work well.

  • How should I store lo mein noodles?

    Store fresh noodles in the refrigerator and frozen ones in the freezer, following the package. Dried noodles keep in a cool, dry pantry until the date on the label.

  • Where can I buy lo mein noodles near me?

    Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options. Look for Twin Marquis Lo Mein and Wyzen Fresh Egg Noodle Supreme.

  • How do I cook lo mein noodles?

    Boil the noodles briefly according to the package, drain, and toss them in a hot wok with soy sauce, oyster sauce, sesame oil, vegetables, and your protein. Fresh noodles need only a couple of minutes.

  • Are lo mein noodles the same as spaghetti?

    They are similar in shape but not the same. Lo mein noodles are made with egg and have a springier, chewier bite than Italian spaghetti, though spaghetti is sometimes used in a pinch.

  • Can I use frozen lo mein noodles?

    Yes. Frozen noodles such as Twin Marquis Lo Mein can go straight into boiling water or be loosened before stir-frying; follow the package directions.