You can now get this hawker dish from Ang Mo Kio...

[kojakbt]

 

[Soul_Reaper]

I remember back in the 70's the malay stall at the Cuppage Plaza hawker centre selling mee siam had hum in them :p
Is this the same stall's descendants?

 

[butoh6050]

So LHL is ahead of his times. He saw the future.
We got a right leader in place to guide us into the future.

 

[Ramseth]

I don't eat mee siam, mee rebus or mee goreng since kindergarten learning the value of money and cost of things. These are rip-off dishes. Noodle, gravy and an egg for S$2.50?! They could survive and prosper with overpriced craps like that because they have captive Muslim market that must eat halal food food. I thank God that I'm not Muslim and restricted to halal food. These are the most expensive dishes in Singapore, on par with Japanese standards. Non-Muslims eating these and paying for these overpriced craps should have their brains examined by a good brain surgeon.

 

[sadfcuk]

I don't eat mee siam, mee rebus or mee goreng since kindergarten learning the value of money and cost of things. These are rip-off dishes. Noodle, gravy and an egg for S$2.50?! They could survive and prosper with overpriced craps like that because they have captive Muslim market that must eat halal food food. I thank God that I'm not Muslim and restricted to halal food. These are the most expensive dishes in Singapore, on par with Japanese standards. Non-Muslims eating these and paying for these overpriced craps should have their brains examined by a good brain surgeon.

I don't think Muslims nowadays strictly follow this anymore? Sometimes queue up at SGPools outlets, can see our Muslim brothers queuing up too..

 

[Kid278]

I don't think Muslims nowadays strictly follow this anymore? Sometimes queue up at SGPools outlets, can see our Muslim brothers queuing up too..

You are looking at progressives, within them there are talibans.

 

[knightriderz]

I don't eat mee siam, mee rebus or mee goreng since kindergarten learning the value of money and cost of things. These are rip-off dishes. Noodle, gravy and an egg for S$2.50?! They could survive and prosper with overpriced craps like that because they have captive Muslim market that must eat halal food food. I thank God that I'm not Muslim and restricted to halal food. These are the most expensive dishes in Singapore, on par with Japanese standards. Non-Muslims eating these and paying for these overpriced craps should have their brains examined by a good brain surgeon.

Malay food used tob cheaper den Chinese food in e past;( now they r selling for same price;( darn Bo hua to buy!!

 

[Equalisation]

Next dish in vogue : Mee Rebus with fried chicken wings !!

 

[SneeringTree]

Next dish in vogue : Mee Rebus with fried chicken wings !!

The NUS Guildhouse cafe at Kent Ridge used to serve mee rebus with fried chicken wing. I had it once before, it was quite delicious. Not sure if it still does that now.

 

[Equalisation]

The NUS Guildhouse cafe at Kent Ridge used to serve mee rebus with fried chicken wing. I had it once before, it was quite delicious. Not sure if it still does that now.

Yes. That was 5 to 6 years ago but I find not very good.

Now, no more, I think another operator already.

 

[twinseeker]

to date, most muslim dishes available out there r often overpriced. considering the value of the food & quantity, their costs r some of the lowest.

• roti-prata is just flour & fats/ margarine/ butter/ ghee, while the curry gravy is dilute.
• mee goreng is just noodles & tomato puree with tiny bits of cabbage (abundant coloring)
• tulang is just bones boiled in puree & possibly MSG with tiny bits of cabbage (abundant coloring)
• mee siam/ rebus/ soto etc, noodles in gravy/sauce/soup & ½ an egg (lucky if u have a whole egg)

 

[MarrickG]

Even Malays find their own food expensive.

to date, most muslim dishes available out there r often overpriced. considering the value of the food & quantity, their costs r some of the lowest.

• roti-prata is just flour & fats/ margarine/ butter/ ghee, while the curry gravy is dilute.
• mee goreng is just noodles & tomato puree with tiny bits of cabbage (abundant coloring)
• tulang is just bones boiled in puree & possibly MSG with tiny bits of cabbage (abundant coloring)
• mee siam/ rebus/ soto etc, noodles in gravy/sauce/soup & ½ an egg (lucky if u have a whole egg)

 

[silverfox@]

I don't eat mee siam, mee rebus or mee goreng since kindergarten learning the value of money and cost of things. These are rip-off dishes. Noodle, gravy and an egg for S$2.50?! They could survive and prosper with overpriced craps like that because they have captive Muslim market that must eat halal food food. I thank God that I'm not Muslim and restricted to halal food. These are the most expensive dishes in Singapore, on par with Japanese standards. Non-Muslims eating these and paying for these overpriced craps should have their brains examined by a good brain surgeon.

This one I agree, I always think why some mee, plus tau kwa, plus egg, can cost $2.50 up to even $3 where comparing to other foodstuff which has higher ingredient costs selling the same.

Jap food is expensive because of the costs of the ingredients.

If I go chinese nasi lemak stall and tell the hawker, 1 beehoon, 1 tau kwa, 1 egg, only $1.50 at most, somemore tau kwa is whole big one not small small pieces. :p

 

[kojakbt]

I don't eat mee siam, mee rebus or mee goreng since kindergarten learning the value of money and cost of things. These are rip-off dishes. Noodle, gravy and an egg for S$2.50?! They could survive and prosper with overpriced craps like that because they have captive Muslim market that must eat halal food food. I thank God that I'm not Muslim and restricted to halal food. These are the most expensive dishes in Singapore, on par with Japanese standards. Non-Muslims eating these and paying for these overpriced craps should have their brains examined by a good brain surgeon.

That's why must add "hum" into mee siam... that will give mee siam value for money....

 

[Watchman]

That's why must add "hum" into mee siam... that will give mee siam value for money....

LHL is wise to refrain from "hums" .

Lots of pathogens