蚱面
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蚱面
................................$Shrimp Noodle Soup
................................$Chicken
................................$Shrim
................................$糟菜粉干Rm 7
................................$Big Fresh Water Prawns Noodles
................................$砂锅鱼面
................................$福州炒湿面RM25
................................$King Prawn Noodle Soup
................................$Cao Cai Hun Gan Soup
................................$炒面
................................$炒比针菜
................................$bidin炒菜
................................$三色奶茶
................................$星啤
................................$At Min Kong Cafe, the menu feels like a warm nod to classic Sibu flavours with every dish telling a story of local tastes and simple satisfaction. It’s easy to see why locals and visitors keep coming back for the hearty bowls here, especially the Shrimp Noodle Soup and King Prawn Noodle Soup, where plump prawns swim in a savoury broth that’s rich in umami and truly comforting with each spoonful. On a budget but still craving flavour? The 糟菜粉干 (Cao Cai Hun Gan Soup) at RM 7 is light yet packed with taste, and the 福州炒湿面 (Fuzhou Fried Wet Noodles) at RM 25 brings that nostalgic wok‑hei that many diners love. You’ll also find familiar favourites like 蚱面 and 炒面, plus simple stir‑fried greens like 炒比针菜 and bidin炒菜 that balance out the heavier options.
Drinks are just as down‑to‑earth, with 三色奶茶 offering a creamy, layered tea experience, and if you’re in the mood to chill with something cold, 星啤 rounds off the meal perfectly. What makes the menu work isn’t just the range, but how each dish feels rooted in everyday comfort food while still showcasing the unique Chinese‑Malay fusion that Sibu does best. From classic soups to sizzling noodles, this menu offers value and authenticity, making it a satisfying stop for a relaxed meal that captures the spirit of the town’s local food culture.