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Mee Kahwin at Restoran Ming Huat

by Bangsar Babe

My Chinese New Year in Malacca involved plenty of eating – at home and outside – and this Mee Kahwin at Restoran Ming Huat was one of many things I tried. I’ve eaten the mee rebus here many times, as my dad in-law buys a packet for me each time he goes back to Malacca.

Mee Kahwin

According to him, this stall has been around for more than 50 years and still enjoys a long queue of regular customers. We were there at 11am and the noodles were almost sold out. Mee Kahwin is a combination of mee rebus and rojak ingredients such as cucur udang and taukua. It has a rather unique flavour – sweet, salty, sour, spicy and peanut-y altogether.

Mee Rebus gravy

That said, the noodles had quite a strong alkaline smell, which can be off-putting for many. Between the mee kahwin and mee rebus from this stall, I still prefer the latter. What about you? Have you tried mee kahwin before?

Restoran Ming Huat
Opposite of entrance to Portuguese Settlement,
55-C, Jalan Ujong Pasir,
75050 Melaka.
Opens: 9.30am-3pm
Closed on Fridays.

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7 comments

Sean February 16, 2012 - 3:53 pm

oooh, i think i’ve had this before, back when i was growing up in malacca. i remember loving it. i always wished there was more egg & potatoes & cucur udang, cos those were my three favorite components in it. and of cos, i loved the gravy. can’t find it in KL, rite? 😀

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Bangsar Babe February 16, 2012 - 3:55 pm

Malacca boy! 🙂 Ya…I wished they gave more cucur udang.

Yup, only in Malacca, this mee kahwin. 😉

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Simple Person February 16, 2012 - 9:43 pm

Mee rebus!!!!!!!!!
Tats my fav….. I love d fried stuffff…
So far d best mee rebus I had is in ho cheng yuen @ kl….
But tutup kedai Liao….. Sad sad sad…
Do u have any good ones in kl to recommend?
Nope never tried mee jawing b4…

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Bangsar Babe February 17, 2012 - 12:02 am

KL you should try Mee Rebus Rosli or Mee Rebus Dang Wangi.

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Tony February 19, 2012 - 8:47 am

wow that mee rebus does look very good. The gravy looks perfect. I have been searching for years for that mee rebus aroma and taste of my childhood in old Singapore. Have found nothing close in Singapore and Johor so far. I should extend my search to Malacca ;D

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Bangsar Babe February 19, 2012 - 9:45 am

Yes you should! 😉

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Gilbert September 12, 2014 - 11:49 pm

It good.I still prefer the shop at padang temu mee rebus hassan . I heard it it his brother and it’s been around also the same time.

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