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RE: Malaysian favorite Breakfast ~ Nasi Lemak
I think the sambal is different, Malay sambal usually tend to be a little sweet... honestly, you would be able to differentiate Chinese nasi lemak and Malay nasi lemak when you taste them, even nyonya nasi lemak taste different hahahaha
There's nyonya nasi lemak too? 😱 How can i not know this 😔
@melancholee you are so right. My nasi lemak Chinese style's sambal not sweet.. I tried adding sugar to it but still can't get the taste of Malay's. Maybe need more sugar, again I am conscious on using too much sugar.