"Mee goreng" directly translates into "fried mee" or "fried noodles" in Malay. It is known that noodles are of Chinese origin. As Malaysia is a multiracial country, the Chinese fried noodles evolved into a local Indian version. It has been adopted by the Malay community in a different style as well.
Yes, it is..it means fried noodles and you can get a grat recipe here: http://www.recipezaar.com/Mee-Goreng-131560
If you are meaning the mee goreng noodles then that should cost you around 60 cents. my family is Indonesian and we eat that all the time. trust it is the nicest thing.
it is a noodle originated from north india. the best i ever tried is at adam rd
noodles tea spicy rice Nasi Lemak Roti Canai Nasi Kandar Char Koay Teow Hokkien Mee Curry Mee Laksa of all states Maggi Mee goreng Satay Rendang Chicken Rice
Wanton mee is a Cantonese noodle dish.
Pisang goreng is fried banana. I know cause im indonesian.
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Emperor Nasi Goreng
Emperor Nasi Goreng
Probably Nasi Goreng