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Looking for tasty Mee Siam? Have you tried A Rashid Khan?This stall is famous for its Mee Siam and Mutton Soup recommended by my Muslim pals. Having tried its original plate of mee siam (costs $3) last year, I had upgraded by recent purchases by adding mutton cubes on the tasty meal.The bee hoon came in good bright orange color which were soft and soaked in the sweet soury Mee Siam gravy. Though it had chilli paste added, it was not that spicy as one would have thought. In addition, the gravy ha

I went to Ayer Rajah Food Centre again, this time I wanted to try the Indian Style Mee siam.The Mee siam was not cheap at $3 per plate.The taste of Mee Siam was different as compared to Chinese or Malay Mee Siam. The gravy was more thick, more peanut, mild spicy and less sourish.The bee hoon used was finer type whereby they absorbed   more gravy in between bee hoon. There was some taupok given but too little to give the mee siam a taste of different.

From the signboard, A Rashid Khan also orignated from Shenton Way. I had ordered the mutton soup. When the order came, I was quite surpised to see a small bowl of soup, not bread included. The soup tasted with many spices inside, quite peppery I would say. The mutton meat inside was quite a few only, some chewable, some chewy.

FoodHighly recommended by my colleages, now i present A Rashid Khan's Mee Siam. Yums!Served in orange plate accompanied by the similar bright orangy color from the mee / bee hoon. These mee are very fine and soft soaked in the yammy mee siam gravy. A sweet and tangy taste from the gravy and the lime juice, perfect! The best part is that the gravy is clear and not oily unlike the normal mee siam. A handful serving of "tau pok" cut into smaller chunks is included, soak them into the gravy for a be