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WZT Cafe Miri Kuey Chap
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My favourite Teochew Kueh Chap in Miri.
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Editor's Note
In Malaysia, Singapore, and some regions of Southern Thailand, kuey chap is a well-liked meal. It is a type of noodle soup that frequently uses flat, broad rice noodles in a broth made of pork bones, spices, herbs, and other ingredients. A variety of swine offal, including pig intestines, liver, stomach, and ears, are frequently offered with the dish.
Hard-boiled eggs, tofu, and fried shallots are frequently added to the dish in addition to the offal. Other ingredients in certain Kuey Chap variations can be fish cakes, pig pieces, or vegetables like bok choy.
In order to add flavour to the soup, chilli paste, soy sauce, or vinegar are frequently offered on the side with kuey chap. The dish can be eaten as a meal at any time of the day, but it is frequently enjoyed as a hearty breakfast or brunch.
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