Last week hubby received a phone call from his colleague who is working in the Main Office in Kuala Lumpur. She informed him that she and family will be coming to Ipoh for a weekend holiday. And she mentioned that they would like to taste Ramli's mee rebus.
Talking about mee rebus, we have not been there for a long, long time. So that very day, hubby suggested we go for mee rebus lunch! He is supposed to meet up with his colleague and family on Sunday afternoon.
A bowl of Mee Rebus (yellow noodle, hard boiled egg, crispy fried prawn fritters, boiled potato, bean sprout, a piece of lime, thick spicy gravy, etc.)
Squeeze the lime juice onto the noodle, stir and ready to eat. Yums!!!
Hubby's colleague said they couldn't taste such tasty mee rebus in the city.
Menu mounted on the wall.
Different menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Clean and spacious.
Kitchen behind drinks and cash counter.
Address: No. 767, Taman Tasik Jaya, Jalan Kuala Kangsar, Ipoh.
Who can say, "I have kept my heart pure;
I am clean and without sin"?
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It looks very good, Nancy. I love boiled potato. :)
ReplyDeleteThe boiled potato makes the mee rebus very tasty.
DeleteI'm impressed by the space at this place !!!
ReplyDeleteyes, the shop is very spacious.
Deletewah they give whole egg for the mee rebus ah. so nice leh
ReplyDeleteya, whole egg and a lot of fried prawn fritters plus tofu too.
DeleteIf got chance, i want to try the chicken chop there, hehe...
ReplyDeleteThen must go after 4.30 pm...
DeleteWow, this dish looks really excellent!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Nancy for your sweet messages while I was in Aussie land!
Wish I had found similar dishes where I stayed!!!
Keep well :)
Most welcome, Noushka....I guess you will have to come to Malaysia for this particular dish.
DeleteThe mee rebus looks good. reminds me of mee jawa.
ReplyDeleteIt is something like mee jawa....
DeleteHi Nancy, the mee rebus look good, me too love mee rebus. Thanks for dropping by my blog, glad to meet you.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice evening, regards.
Hi Amelia, thank you for visiting too. God bless.
DeleteYa ya not easy to get good mee rebus! Not easy to get right.
ReplyDeleteHi Stacy, compared to others I have tasted, this is by far the best.
DeleteIt looks like mee jawa.
ReplyDeleteIts more or less like mee jawa.
DeleteYa ya not easy to get good mee rebus! Not easy to get right.
ReplyDeleteIt is very early in the morning here, but I my mouth is watering for this lunch! I've never had mee rebus, but I am SURE I would love it! Such a clean and beautiful place, too. Have a wonderful day, Nancy! blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteHi Tanna, I am sure you will surely love this mee rebus. A wonderful day to you too.
DeleteHi Nancy,
ReplyDeleteSo yummy mee rebus. ... I love it with lots of cut green chilli and bean sprout ... drooling!
Hi Karen, that is right! Cut green chili will add oomph to the mee rebus!
ReplyDeleteI recognize the boiled potato, boiled egg, lemon wedge, peppers and noodles. The rest I'm not sure what it is. I bet all yummy.
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Hi Julia, you have named them correctly and they are all yummy.
DeleteLooks scrumptious. Certainly a lot of new tastes for me.
ReplyDeleteIts a new taste for you, thank you.
DeleteOo..that looks yummy. And I'm impressed with how clean the place looks! ^.^
ReplyDeleteSharon, the place is really clean and spacious.
DeleteI love to eat mee rebus. Is this mee rebus famous because it is very delicious? tbe Best in Malaysia?
ReplyDeleteI don't know whether it is the best in Malaysia or not, but it seems it is the best in Ipoh.
DeleteThis looks SO good!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely lunch! Lime juice sounds like a great compliment to this meal! T. http://tickledpinkwoman.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteLovely lunch with lime juice added flavour to the noodle.
DeleteI especially liked the soup on the first shot! must have been good!
ReplyDeleteHi Ola, the soup is the best!
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