Malaysian Dish

Nasi Campur

Also known as: mixed rice, economy rice, nasi campor

What is Nasi Campur?

A customizable mixed rice meal where diners choose from a buffet-style array of side dishes including meats, vegetables, curries, and condiments to pair with steamed rice. A staple of everyday Malaysian eating.

Typical Ingredients

•rice
•assorted curries
•vegetables
•meat
•sambal
•egg

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Soy
Often Present
Eggs
Sometimes Present
Fish
Sometimes Present
Dairy
Sometimes Present
Gluten
Sometimes Present
Sesame
Sometimes Present
Mustard
Sometimes Present
Peanuts
Sometimes Present
Molluscs
Sometimes Present
Shellfish
Sometimes Present
Sulphites
Sometimes Present
Tree Nuts
Sometimes Present

Highly variable—allergens depend entirely on chosen sides. Cross-contamination is likely due to shared serving utensils and storage. Soy sauce is commonly used across dishes.

Safer Variations

Allergen-friendly alternatives to ask for.

Choose simple vegetable sides to minimize risk
Select clearly identifiable dishes

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Which dishes contain nuts or peanuts?
Which sides are free of shellfish and fish sauce?
Is there cross-contamination between dishes?

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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.