It seems like my journey to uncover the best mee rebus in town starts anew with my lunch at Yunos N Family, which is located at 724 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6. Like almost all renowned Malay stalls, Yunos N ...

MEE jawa, also known as mee rebus, is one of the local favourites when it comes to noodle dishes, due to its unique blend of ingredients. Those living in Kajang, Selangor, can enjoy an excellent bowl ...

Mee rebus is one of the most under-the-radar Malay dishes of all time. This deceptively simple concoction of boiled (rebus) yellow noodles and viscous brown gravy is often relegated to the enjoyment ...

It is little wonder the cuisine’s complexity remains unfamiliar to most. Beyond the five basic tastes – sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami – there are an additional seven flavour descriptions that ...

Welcome to Da Bao Diaries, a daily column dedicated to what Time Out Singapore's editors are eating and drinking while Singapore's 'circuit breaker' measures are in place till May 4. Da bao is a ...

With the opening of New York's first Singapore-style street food market Urban Hawkers last month, the city is getting a taste of authentic Singapore cuisine. Singaporeans might initially scoff at the ...

JOHOR BARU: It was an unforgettable experience for mee rebus seller Rohana Jamiah when Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin visited her stall and helped her prepare the dish. Rohana, 49, said she ...

The hunt for a new batch of Singapore Hawker Masters began yesterday with the humble mee rebus. A simple dish of thick yellow noodles with tofu cubes, green chilli and a hard-boiled egg drenched in a ...

It is pretty much a race to get into Mak's Noodle (01-63/64 The Centrepoint, tel: 6235-5778) before the very long queues form. So I get there about 20 minutes before the 11am opening time and find I ...

When it comes to Ipoh food, kai si hor fun and chicken rice usually come to mind first. If you go down the list, you are unlikely to end up with mee goreng. This is Ipoh, right? However, since we like ...

Settling into the working-from-home life during this 'circuit breaker' period? You’re not alone, so are millions of people around the globe. But if you’re one of the superstars working hard out there ...