La zha meen means "dirty noodles" in Cantonese colloquialism but there is nothing dirty about these delicious noodles at all. People from far and wide travel to taste these "dirty noodles".
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Showing posts with label Lukut. Show all posts
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Dirty Mee LalaZatzat in Lukut, Negri Sembilan 面久拉揸面食
There are two popular shops in the small town of Lukut near Seremban and Port Dickson (Malaysia) run by the Teng 鄧 family, famous for their "dirty noodles" or la zha meen 拉揸面.
La zha meen means "dirty noodles" in Cantonese colloquialism but there is nothing dirty about these delicious noodles at all. People from far and wide travel to taste these "dirty noodles".
La zha meen means "dirty noodles" in Cantonese colloquialism but there is nothing dirty about these delicious noodles at all. People from far and wide travel to taste these "dirty noodles".
Dirty Noodles at Lukut near Port Dickson, Seremban 貴嫂麵 拉渣面
During our trip to Port Dickson, when we asked locals at the nearby Lukut town what to eat in their hometown, the first thing that came to their minds was "dirty noodles" 拉渣面.
Famous "dirty noodles?"
That sounds very interesting.
Definitely must try ;-D
Famous "dirty noodles?"
That sounds very interesting.
Definitely must try ;-D
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