
Cup Noodles puts out red “Vampire Noodles” alongside a $3,999 coffin-shaped case
Cup Noodles launches blood-red Vampire Noodles with a $3,999 casket. Here's where to find the limited-edition ramen.


Cup Noodles launches blood-red Vampire Noodles with a $3,999 casket. Here's where to find the limited-edition ramen.

Taco Bell tests Double Dipping Daredevil Burritos in Cleveland: two burritos, one cup, two dips. $5.99.

A great dread fell upon the house of Olive Garden, whose offer of endless soup, salad, and breadsticks was laid low by a pestilence of tainted lettuce.

Hidden Valley launches a black, glow-in-the-dark 'Spooky Ranch' at Walmart for Halloween, its first seasonal release.

Burger King admits forcing customers to use AI drive-thrus didn't work, so it's letting diners request human order takers.

Nine top bartenders share their home versions of the Manhattan, from classic rye to mezcal hybrids, each with a twist.

Starbucks Japan is serving a Pikachu latte with a heart-shaped topping and selling a merch collection featuring original art by illustrator Hikaru Ichijo.

Wendy's teams emo singers from blessthefall, Anberlin, and more for a burger-themed EP, a clever marketing stunt.

A distributor recalls 150,000 pounds of raw pork, beef, and goat sold with a fake USDA mark. The mark reads EST. 1363.

TS Restaurants marks 50 years of rebuilding after two hurricanes destroyed early locations, surviving through fires and floods.

Bret Thorn, Nation's Restaurant News food editor, ranks America's Top 200 Restaurant Groups, blending global journalism with fine-dining expertise.

A company of twenty venues, each a spectacle unto itself: lobster cupcakes on a Ferris wheel, roulette wheels, and a Borgata bet.
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