Bridge Rice Noodle @ YUN NAM CAFE (JOHOR)


Crossing the bridge noodles is a kind of rice noodle soup from Yunnan province, China. It is one of the most common dishes in Yunnan cuisine. I was here at this YUN NAM CAFE @ JB near austin heights to try tis. It was introduce by the waitress. It cost RM16.00 per bowl, kind of expensive but worth trying for a taste.

HISTORY

he bridge-crossing noodle's origins are uncertain. One likely theory is that it originates from a bridge in southern Yunnan in Mengzi County, where there is a rice vermicelli tradition at least 100 years old.
Another explication is in the following story; A scholar was studying hard for his imperial exams. A large earthen pot was loaded individually with pig bone or chicken soup. Noodles and other ingredients were kept in another container. When his wife combined them just before eating, they became a nutritious bowl of steaming noodles. This was thought to have two advantages: a thin film would form on the surface of the soup, keeping it warm, and eating became more efficient because the noodles and soup were together. This allowed the student to study harder.
(source : wikipedia)


YUN NAM CAFE

NO 43, JLN AUSTIN HEIGHTS 3/1
TMN MOUNT AUSTIN
81100 JB. JOHOR.

contact : 010 886 8259 (Nelson Wong)

found tis deco interesting ....

nice packaging fr a coffee !! looks like beer to me ......

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