Malaysian Dish

Laksam

Also known as: laksam kelantan, laksam terengganu, rolled rice noodle laksa

What is Laksam?

A traditional east coast Malaysian dish of rolled rice noodles served in a creamy coconut fish broth. The noodles are made from steamed rice flour batter rolled and sliced into pieces, served with a rich fish paste and coconut milk gravy.

Typical Ingredients

rice flour
fish paste
coconut milk
ginger
shallots
garlic
cucumber
green beans
sambal

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Fish
Often Present
Shellfish
Sometimes Present

Fish paste is the base of the gravy. Shrimp paste may be added to sambal. Rice flour noodles are naturally gluten-free.

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Does the gravy contain shrimp paste?
Is any wheat flour mixed into the noodles?
What type of fish is used?

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