Ramen Chicken Bags
Every Bowl Has A Silver Slurp Ramen Miso Soup Noodles Bag
by Amoretto
$19 $24
Description: Step back in time with this distressed, retro-inspired mid-century advertising design for the fictional "Chic-N-Noodle-Do" noodle shop based in San Francisco's historic Vallejo Street. Featuring a charming chicken chef holding a bowl of noodles, this graphic boasts an authentic weathered, worn-out vintage look. Perfect for foodies, ramen lovers, lovers of classic 20th-century pop culture advertising, and anyone obsessed with cool retro streetwear.
Description: A wild fusion of food and fantasy! This dynamic illustration features a rooster made entirely of flying noodles, bursting out of a ramen bowl in a splash of rich broth. With chopsticks in motion and bold Japanese characters in the background, this design captures the chaotic joy of ramen culture with a humorous twist.
Flying Indonesia's Noodle Rooster Funny Ramen Japanese Art Style Bag
by D'Java ArtO
$19 $24
Description: Celebrate the delicious flavors of Indonesian street food with this iconic bowl of Mie Ayam. This design features an appetizing illustration complete with chewy noodles, savory seasoned chicken, hearty meatballs (bakso), fresh green vegetables (caisim), and a crispy fried wonton. Resting on a traditional woven mat with a pair of chopsticks, this painterly digital art style is perfect for foodies and anyone who loves authentic Asian cuisine. Wear your favorite comfort food with pride!
Traditional Chicken Noodles Comfort Food Illustration Bag
by Selvara Nuit
$19 $24
Description: Chic-n-Noodle-Do was a casual Asian restaurant located on the northern edge of San Francisco’s Chinatown during the early 2000s. Specializing in Chinese-Vietnamese cuisine, the small eatery set itself apart from neighboring spots with lighter, less greasy dishes that appealed to Bay Area tastes. Operating out of a modest storefront at 708 Vallejo Street, Chic-n-Noodle-Do became a neighborhood favorite for quick, affordable takeout, likely serving far more customers to-go than dine-in during its years in business.
