My all-time favourite from home.
Found this interesting table distinguishing the different types of Laksa.
| Curry Laksa | Assam Laksa | Sarawak Laksa |
|---|---|---|
| Coconut milk is used | No coconut milk used | Coconut milk is used |
| Curry-like soup (includes curry as one of its ingredients) | Fish paste soup, tastes sour due to tamarind (assam) | Red curry-like soup (does not use curry) |
| Except for bean sprouts, no other vegetable is used | Pineapple, shredded cucumber, raw onions may be used | Except for bean sprouts and coriander as decoration, no other vegetable is used. |
| Tofu puff is used | No tofu puff used | No tofu puff used |
| Served with thick or thin rice vermicelli (usually thick). Occasionally served with yellow mee. | Served with thick or thin rice vermicelli (usually thick) | Served with thin rice vermicelli only |
| Hard-boiled egg may be added | No hard-boiled egg added | Sliced fried eggs used |
| Slices of fish cake and either prawns or chicken is used | Fish, normally kembung fish, is used | Only slices of prawn and chicken used |
| Variants: Laksa lemak, Katong laksa, Nyonya laksa | Variants: Assam Laksa, Penang laksa, Johor laksa | Variants: none |

looks yummy!
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