Noodle House Tapestries
Description: A bold, yellow logo against a black background. It features the text "HO LEE CHIT NOODLE HOUSE" in large, blocky letters. Below the text, a bright yellow bowl is filled with stylized black and yellow noodles, with wisps of steam rising above. Two yellow chopsticks are positioned diagonally above the text.
Description: Wang's Noodle House opened their doors in 1968 and was a San Francisco favorite for years to come because of its authentic Chinese menu as well as its late hours, serving until 4:00 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Wang's was little more than a hole in the wall of Chinatown, but still managed to pack the house with regulars and tourists alike until their untimely closing in 2004 after a fire gutted their building.
Description: A bold, yellow graphic on a black background. The top features abstract yellow lines representing steam. Below that, the text "HO LEE CHIT" is prominently displayed in large yellow letters. Underneath, "NOODLE HOUSE" is written in smaller yellow letters. At the bottom, a yellow bowl is filled with stylized, concentric yellow lines depicting noodles.
Description: A yellow graphic on a black background. At the top, two pairs of yellow chopsticks are angled upwards. Below this, the text "HO LEE CHIT" is written in a bold, yellow, handwritten-style font. Beneath that, "NOODLE HOUSE" is written in a similar, slightly smaller font. The bottom features a yellow outline of a bowl filled with yellow noodles, also depicted in a curved, layered style.
Description: A distressed emblem with a black background featuring a multi-layered border in maroon and beige. The emblem contains text in three lines: 'WANG'S' in beige capital letters, followed by golden Chinese characters, then 'NOODLE HOUSE' in beige capital letters, and finally 'SAN FRANCISCO' in beige capital letters. The borders have a textured, aged appearance.
