Mee rebus

A typical mee rebus served in a hawker centre
Alternative names	Mie rebus, mie kuah
Type	Noodle
Course	Main course
Region or state	Indonesia,Malaysia,Singapore[1][2]
Main ingredients	Noodles (eggs),gravy (eitherdried shrimp-based ortauchu-based)
Media: Mee rebus

Mee rebus (IPA:/ˌmiːrəˈboʊs,-ʊs/mee rə-BOHSS orrə-BUUSS,Malay pronunciation:[mirəbos], also known asmie rebus/mi rebus andmie kuah (the latter literally means "noodlesoup" inIndonesian)^[1] is aMaritime Southeast Asiannoodle soup dish. Literally translated as "boiled noodles", it is popular in Maritime Southeast Asian countries such asIndonesia,Malaysia, andSingapore.

1. Mie rebusBengkalis (Bengkalis-style mie rebus), clear soup noodle with anchovy^[3] or chicken, added with choppedbird's-eye chili, peanut andfried egg.^[4]
2. Mie rebus Jawa (Javanese-style mie rebus), also known asmie rebus tek-tek ormie tek-tek kuah. The name of "tek-tek" comes from the sound made by vendors when they hit their woks or bamboo gongs to attract customers at night.^[5]
3. Mie rebusMedan (Medan-style mie rebus), sometimes calledemie.^[6] The dish is also influenced by Indian descendants in the city of Medan.^[7]
4. Mie rebusPadang (Padang-style mie rebus), the main ingredients are yellow noodles and spicy soup made from ground chilies also sprinkled withkerupuk merah [id].^[8]

1. Mee rebusKuala Terengganu (Kuala Terengganu-style mee rebus)^[9]

In certain areas, a similar variety ofmee rebus is calledmie Jawa,mee Jawa,mi Jawa,bakmi Jawa orbakmi godhog,^[10] although this is a popular misnomer, sincemie Jawa is slightly different frommie rebus. Despite sharing similar spices,mie Jawa contains chicken instead of shrimp.^[10] A dish similar to mie rebus in Indonesia is calledmie celor, and it is popular inPalembang. Furthermore,Batam has a noodle dish calledmie lendir.^[11]

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  Javanese-style mie rebus served in awarung in Java, Indonesia
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  Medan-style mie rebus
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  Mee rebus served in acoffee shop inMalaysia
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  Mee rebus takeaway inBukit Batok, Singapore
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  Mee rebus andBandung drink
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  Kuala Terengganu-style mee rebus

• Mee bandung
• Mie goreng
• Mie ayam
• Mie Aceh
• Mie celor
• Kwetiau goreng

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• Indonesian noodle dishes
• Malaysian noodle dishes
• Singaporean noodle dishes
• Cocossian cuisine
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• Indian noodles
• Indian diaspora in Singapore

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