
Diang Miang Ngu is a cuisine that can only be found in Sibu town. It is a savoury soup, usually consumed during breakfast or late supper. It is made up of a mixture of flour, mushrooms, fish balls, squid and topped up with lemongrass. Best consume with addition of white pepper.

The famous Diang Miang Ngu stall in Sibu is at the alleyway at Blacksmith Road but there is another stall, Grace Cafe beside the Sibu Civic Centre which also serve a decent Diang Miang Ngu. It is said that the Diang Miang Ngu stall owner here at Grace Cafe is the brother of the other famous stall at the Blacksmith Road.

A big bowl of Diang Miang Ngu here cost RM2 while the smaller bowl cost RM1.70. It taste almost exactly like the stall at Blacksmith Road. The only difference is the thicker flour chunk.
I remember my mother used to bring me to eat this dish when I was a kid and I remember vividly the very same dish back then is much nicer with richer ingredients compare to one I had now (even though it is from the same stall and owner).
nice.. =)
ReplyDeletelooks irresistable
ReplyDeleteit look yummy oh..
ReplyDeletenext time when i travel to Sibu, u have to treat me this :p
Ohhh, this is very new to me, just get to knw abt it today! Interesting. I will for sure try this out if I got chance to go Sibu one day.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why, i grew up knowing the dish as 'piang piang hu' ... :P love the dish, my favorite when i was a kid back in sarikei.
ReplyDeleteWow. I didn't know that shop selling it. At least have another choice next time.
ReplyDeleteit looks like porridge for me....
ReplyDeleteI am still craving for porridge...
can i take a sip? looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteNice shoot and it make me hungry now ;) RM 2 for a big bowl is very reasonable and I've not come across this bargain in west M'sia!
ReplyDeletemaybe this would be the equivalent of our GOTo or lugaw here in the Philippines---except that this one looks more appetizing......
ReplyDeleteI was thinking maybe STP and Bengbeng would be interested in this. :)
ReplyDeletereally curious with this food... hmmmm
ReplyDeleteI sometimes eat at Grace Cafe too but didn't know she sold this dish. Will try it out as yr description means it must b worth trying. Thanks
ReplyDeletecan't wait to go to Sibu to try the dish...
ReplyDeleteIt has been a long time since I have tried that