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Rice Noodle Soup (Mee Sua)

Rice Noodle Soup, commonly known as Mee Sua in Taiwan, is a comforting dish featuring thin wheat or rice noodles served in a clear broth, often accompanied by pork, mushrooms, and sometimes eggs. It is a staple breakfast item that highlights the simplicity and warmth of Taiwanese home cooking, embodying the island's blend of indigenous and Chinese culinary traditions.

9 ingredients
umamisavorymildly sweetaromatic
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Last updated 4/1/2026

Mee Sua originated from Fujianese immigrants to Taiwan, evolving as a beloved local breakfast dish reflecting the cultural fusion of Taiwanese and southern Chinese cuisine.

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