but variations were also served in Johor and Java. Some of the best renditions of mee rebus can be found in Singapore’s hawker centres, especially in the east. At Haig Road Market & Food Centre, ...

FOR 39 years, a popular restaurant in Johor Baru has welcomed a diverse range of customers, both local and international, including His Majesty Sultan Ibrahim, King of Malaysia. Read full story ...

Mee rebus is one of the most under-the-radar Malay dishes of all time. This deceptively simple concoction of boiled (rebus) yellow noodles and viscous brown gravy is often relegated to the enjoyment ...

It’s no wonder that the mee rebus is one of Singapore’s most popular Malay dishes, and lucky for many of us, it’s found at most food centers across the country. But how special is your regular bowl of ...

For perspective, breakfast favourites like mee rebus or lontong are sold for no more than S$3.30 at Coba Coba, a popular nasi padang stall in Singapore. Unfortunately for the pair, they arrived ...