Talk:Nasi lemak
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I think that nasi lemak is very delicous!!!!
[edit] Regional differences
Unofficial national dish of Malaysia? I know many Singaporeans who would dispute that. I also lived in Malaysia (Kelantan and Selagor) for many years, but never heard of it until I spent some time in Singapore. So: how well known is Nasi Lemak in Malaysia outside of KL and maybe Johor?
What?!?!?! You haven't heard of it??!! Nasi lemak is EVERYWHERE in Malaysia!! It's my fave food!! I eat it EVERY single morning!! In kelantan, the nasi lemak is more to the echovies. They add a lot of enchovies! Go back to Malaysia and find a stall that sell nasi lemak!
Obviously you're not local. Maybe you never mixed with locals while you'e in Selangor?
More interesting, though, are the differences in the way it's served. I like eating a curry with nasi lemak, but the Singaporeans tell me that this is WRONG, and it should be a fried egg and (dry) chicken wing. In KL it's easy to get it with curry. Is this, too, a regional difference?
Groogle 05:47, 30 July 2006 (UTC)
