Indonesian Dish

Mie Aceh

Also known as: mi aceh, acehnese noodles, mie aceh goreng, mie aceh kuah

What is Mie Aceh?

Bold, aromatic noodles from Aceh, northern Sumatra, reflecting Indian, Arab, and Chinese influences. Thick yellow wheat noodles are stir-fried or served in a deeply spiced curry-like broth, typically with beef, seafood, or goat.

Typical Ingredients

wheat noodles
beef
chili
garlic
shallots
cumin
coriander
turmeric
cardamom
lime

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Soy
Sometimes Present
Eggs
Sometimes Present
Fish
Sometimes Present
Gluten
Often Present
Shellfish
Sometimes Present

Thick wheat noodles contain gluten. Seafood versions use shrimp or squid. Emping crackers (often served alongside) come from melinjo seeds.

Safer Variations

Allergen-friendly alternatives to ask for.

Choose beef or goat version to avoid seafood

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Does this contain any seafood?
What type of noodles are used?

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Important Disclaimer

Allergen information is based on typical recipes and may vary by restaurant, region, or preparation method. Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.