Mee Goreng literally means fried noodle. Mee Goreng (Indian version) is sometimes called Mee Goreng Mamak which is usually sold by Indian (Mamak) stalls. There are several variations of the Mee Goreng Mamak based on the type of noodle used. By default, it uses yellow Hokkien noodle. Other variations use bee hoon, Maggi noodle, Kway Teow noodle or a mix of them.
Basically, the noodle is fried with sweet soy sauce with spicy sambal and egg. Some variants have sunny-side egg, beef or chicken added.
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Al Mahboob Rojak offers crispy prawn fritters, savoury cuttlefish, and signature Rojak Set, all served with a sweet-spicy peanut sauce. A must-try for authentic flavours.
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Certified
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Curry and Tandoori Bistro
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Certified
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Certified
Halal Certified
Halal Muslim-owned
Saffrons is a go to spot for hearty briyani, prata and Indian classics, dished out round the clock with big portions and bold flavour.
Halal Certified
Halal Certified
Halal Certified
Halal Muslim-owned
Halal Muslim-owned
Zaiqa’s Cafe is a Muslim-owned cafe offering a wide variety of cuisines, including Mamak favourites, North Indian dishes, Thai seafood, Western food, and desserts. With so many options, it’s a great place for groups with different tastes.
Halal Muslim-owned