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what's the diff between nasipadang and nasikandar?
- Thread starter Houri
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from what I understand nasi padang is indonesian specifically minangkabau. Unlike Malaysia where everyone claims they are Malay, Indonesians don't do that. They divide themselves into Javanese, Minangkabau, etc etc.
nasi kandar is Indian Muslim originating in Penang. Indian for us who grew up before 2010 generally = Tamils. Although there were other Indians, most came as CECA.
what about nasty puntang?
what about nasi campur? 
no idea manzzzwhat about nasi campur?
Nasi Pedang is Malay while Nasi Kandar is Indian Muslim.
What about roti prata n roti canai?
nabez, people tokking about nasi /rice and you tokking about sauce / gravy.
but both goes well with whatever puntang / putang, as it's nice and nasty
Hanor! From rice becomes saucenabez, people tokking about nasi /rice and you tokking about sauce / gravy.
but both goes well with whatever puntang / putang, as it's nice and nasty
that's tasty!
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NAsi campur is cai png.what about nasi campur?
i also want to ask what's the difference between 薄饼 and 春卷
Roti canai is sell roti prata by the smelly canalRoti canai no1. Roti pratha no 12. Obviously not the same.
bono.
Nope
Main differences
• Texture: The primary difference between roti prata and roti canai is their texture. Roti canai has a softer, flaky interior with a crispy exterior, whereas roti prata has a denser, chewier texture with paper-thin layers.• Ingredients: Roti canai uses ghee in its dough, giving it a distinct flavor, while roti prata includes condensed milk and sugar, contributing to its slightly sweet taste.
• Serving styles: Roti canai is often served with various curries, while roti prata pairs well with both savory and sweet accompaniments, such as dhal (lentil curry) or sugar
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