Where can you buy uncooked e-fu noodles in Toronto?

[ericdunn]

Where can you buy uncooked e-fu noodles in Toronto? The thin type. I can't seem to find it in any Chinese supermarket.

Pls see pic below:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yi_mein

[sweetie]

People often can not find the uncooked version of e-fu noodles because they look a lot different then youi think they would. If you print out the pic that ssainani linked or even the wiki page and take it to the store I am sure they can help you.

[ericdunn]

Thank you all for your replies, especially "ssainani" for the pic!

"Sweetie" is right. I saw the version "ssainani" provided. But it looked much thicker, hard and very easily breakable, so I didn't think that was it!

Thank you all again!

[flibbertygibbet]

I bought some a couple of months ago in Chinatown at the grocery store on the west side, down the stairs. I'm surprised they aren't easily found in Chinese supermarkets. It was a fairly large bag for $1.99. Cheaper than pasta costs these days

[ssainani]

i've seen them at every chinese grocery store i've been to

however often they're not in the noodle section - no idea why...i often see them ABOVE the display case which holds the fresh noodles/tofu, etc.

and everytime i see them they're in a ... non pasta shape container which is why you can't find them lately

the package is always circular and about the size and dimensions of those blue danish butter cookies?

http://www.triplenoodle.com.hk/upload...