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bami goreng

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PLAIN BAMI WITH FRIED EGG
The use of Ketjap Manis instead of Soy Sauce as the main flavoring and the addition of Sambal, transforms this into the unique dish that it is. Ketjap Manis is a sweet soy sauce as opposed to salty Chinese soy sauce that can be found in most local grocery stores. Sambal is a spicy chili sauce.
Bami Goreng, or Mie Goreng is a popular dish on St. Maarten, like Nasi Goreng, it's available in every Chinese and Suriname restaurant. Dutch colonization brought Bami, Nasi and many other delicious eats to St. Maarten from Suriname. 
Essentially a Stir-fried Noodle dish, It is thought that Bami Goreng was originally Chinese Chow Mein, believed to have been introduced by Chinese immigrants to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. Both of these dishes are made with noodles fried in cooking oil and the addition of assorted fresh ingredients like garlic, onion, shallots, shrimp, chicken or pork or beef, Cabbage , Bok Choy, Celery, Egg, and Bean sprouts. The main difference between the two dishes is the the sweetness you get from the Ketjap Manis.
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BAMI GORENG SPECIAL

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