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Satay Bihoon is a Malaysian street food favourite featuring delicate rice vermicelli drenched in a rich, savoury peanut satay sauce. This AMAZING Rice Noodles with Peanut Sauce recipe layers aromatics, shrimp paste, tamarind and palm sugar to create a deep, balanced sauce that is slightly sweet, lightly sour and beautifully nutty.
This Vegetarian Dan Dan Noodles recipe is a creamy, spicy twist on the Sichuan classic, featuring chewy wheat noodles topped with savoury crumbled tofu and preserved mustard greens in a rich sesame and chilli sauce. Finished with homemade chilli oil, toasted Sichuan peppercorns and spring onions, it's packed with bold, nutty and numbing flavours.
A refreshing sour-and-hot Sichuan silken tofu with avocado.
Lemongrass Beef Street Food Sandwich
Mouth-Watering Vietnamese Banh Mi is one of the most iconic Vietnamese street food sandwiches, combining crisp baguette, fragrant lemongrass beef, fresh herbs and sharp pickles in one perfectly balanced bite. This Mouth-Watering Vietnamese Banh Mi recipe follows a traditional Hanoi-inspired method, using a punchy lemongrass paste, fish sauce and shrimp paste to flavour juicy beef patties that are grilled or pan-fried until lightly charred. Banh Mi is all about contrast. Crispy baguette meets tender meat. Sweet, salty and savoury beef meets sour pickled carrot and daikon. Fresh coriander lifts everything. This Mouth-Watering Vietnamese Banh Mi keeps that authentic street food feel while using simple home techniques.
Soybean Paste Steamed Fish
Steamed Whole Fish Chinese Tau Cheo Style is a classic Cantonese home dish that celebrates freshness, simplicity and balance. Tau cheo, a fermented soybean paste, forms the savoury backbone of this recipe, blended with ginger, garlic and plum sauce to create a deeply aromatic paste that steams gently over the fish.
In Chinese cuisine, steaming a whole fish symbolises abundance and prosperity. The key is choosing a very fresh fish, steaming it just long enough to cook through, then finishing with hot oil poured over spring onion and chilli to release fragrance and sizzle.
This Shanghai Vegetable Rice (Cai Fan) is a simple one-pot rice dish made with fragrant jasmine rice, leafy greens and salty pancetta. Inspired by the traditional use of Chinese cured ham, it's a comforting meal that's packed with delicate flavour and perfect for a quick lunch or dinner.
This Sarawak Kolo Mee is a classic Malaysian street food dish featuring springy egg noodles tossed in fragrant shallot and garlic oil, then topped with savoury minced pork, char siu, Chinese greens and pickled chillies. Simple, comforting and packed with flavour in every bite.
These Five Spice Pork Rolls are crispy, fragrant and packed with juicy pork, prawns and crunchy water chestnuts. Wrapped in bean curd skin and deep fried, they’re a classic Southeast Asian snack with bold flavour and texture.
Cold & Spicy Korean Kimchi Noodles are a refreshing, flavour-packed dish perfect for warm days. Chewy rice noodles are tossed with crunchy vegetables, tangy kimchi and a bold gochujang-based sauce. Finished with sesame oil and a soft boiled egg, the dish balances spicy, sour and savoury flavours with a cooling, satisfying texture.
Char Kway Teow is one of Malaysia’s most famous street food noodle dishes, known for its smoky wok hei flavour, sweet savoury sauce and quick high-heat stir frying. Wide flat rice noodles are tossed with prawns, egg, bean sprouts and Chinese chives in a rich sauce made with sambal, shrimp paste and sweet soy. The key to great Char Kway Teow is intense heat, minimal stirring and allowing the noodles to lightly caramelise in the wok.
