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Cherating

Cherating is the only real backpacker hub at the east coast of the peninsula on the mainland. Offering plenty of affordable chalets and a relaxed atmosphere, it is good place to stop for a night or two on the way up or down the east coast. The beach itself is not that spectacular and misses the palm directly at the beach. But it has a good vibe and few things you can do like taking a tour or renting a kayak up the river into the mangroves. There is also an active surfer scene when the waves are right. Cherating is located about 30km or 1h by local bus north of Kuantan.

Pulau Lang Tengah

Pulau Lang Tengah is a small postcard island with only 3 resorts located halfway between Perhentian Island and Pulau Redang.

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Fried Mee Hun

main dish, noodle dish | Chinese

Fried Mee Hun

fried thin noodles with vegetables, shrimp and meat

also known as:
Fried Bee Hoon, Bihun Goreng, Mee Hun Goreng, Fried Mee Hoon

Fried Mee Hun is a simple and classical fast food dish in Malaysia and Singapore. It is originally a Chinese dish but it became part of the malay kitchen as well.

ingedients:
mee hun noodles, vegetables, shrimps, meat

Where to find?
Chinese stalls, Malay Tom Yam stalls, Mamak stalls

Fried Mee Hun, Fried Mee Hun

Fried Mee Hun

related entries:

Cantonese Yee Mee

crispy noodles with an egg-based sauce, meat, squid, prawns and veggies

Pan Mee

Hokkien-style egg noodle soup and one of the few Chinese dishes that are served with Sambal Belacan

Wantan Mee

mee noodles with wantan (dumplings with minced meat)

Char Kway Teow

Popular pan fried noodle dish with egg, vegetables, chinese sausages and cockles

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