Name the local Indian food that is not Indian origin..

[marygoround]

Teh tarik....
Milo dinosaur
Kopicino

Very confuse.. cause Malaysia also have.. Now I dont know which one is SIngapore... Which one is Malaysia

 

[marygoround]

Roti John.

He say one.

This one i think is malay.. not indian.. and somemore roti is malay word for bread, hokkien also call loti... if i am not wrong ?

 

[yildun]

This one i think is malay.. not indian.. and somemore roti is malay word for bread, hokkien also call loti... if i am not wrong ?

Then you progba him lor.

 

[likevegetable]

Very confuse.. cause Malaysia also have.. Now I dont know which one is SIngapore... Which one is Malaysia

https://www.straitstimes.com/sport/...oreng-tweet-sparks-debate-over-origin-of-dish

 

[mryongtan]

This one i think is malay.. not indian.. and somemore roti is malay word for bread, hokkien also call loti... if i am not wrong ?

no, roti is an indian word

loti is not hokkien

hokkien word for bread is mee bao

 

[trevlim]

sure know jhk claim every sinkie food cum from there

 

[marygoround]

no, roti is an indian word

loti is not hokkien

hokkien word for bread is mee bao

Ai jiak loti mai???? Usually is asked liddat whether wanna eat bread... Mee bao never hear...

 

[deathan9el]

ask @Kumar22 or drbeejay himself laa .. to end all disputes

or ask @MoyoCase oso can
but he Bollywood expert me think

 

[mryongtan]

Ai jiak loti mai???? Usually is asked liddat whether wanna eat bread... Mee bao never hear...

you wanna use wrong words like everyone else & still assume it's correct, go ahead.

I'm merely telling you the correct hokkien word. mee bao is mian bao(面包).

loti is a creole word from Sanskrit word roti. that's because hokkienese in SG were largely uneducated & never learnt the full vocabulary of Hokkien.

 

[Vagrant_Oldman]

you wanna use wrong words like everyone else & still assume it's correct, go ahead.

I'm merely telling you the correct hokkien word. mee bao is mian bao(面包).

loti is a creole word from Sanskrit word roti. that's because hokkienese in SG were largely uneducated & never learnt the full vocabulary of Hokkien.

Canto also mee bao not loti

 

[Vagrant_Oldman]

you wanna use wrong words like everyone else & still assume it's correct, go ahead.

I'm merely telling you the correct hokkien word. mee bao is mian bao(面包).

loti is a creole word from Sanskrit word roti. that's because hokkienese in SG were largely uneducated & never learnt the full vocabulary of Hokkien.

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/麵包

 

[pew]

I think 3/4 of the food in your favourite mamak are not original Indian food.

 

[Nanduleg]

all the parta X something one, like coconut strawberry blueberry stuff, bananna
which person from india eat like that

That is evolution of prata only in SG....
Normally indian don't like to eat prata sweet...
Prata is always had with a spicy curry...

 

[Kumar22]

In India it's called parata. And usually a brekfast dish eaten with dhal (lentils) gravy.

Roti John is not Indian byt local. Same like Mee Goreng. In India noodles are quite rare in the sense not a normal comfort food. Mee Kuah Mee Hoon etc.

And definitely no Indian Rojak in India.

Basi Goreng Paprik also is local one not originate from India.

 

[Red dragon]

I think 3/4 of the food in your favourite mamak are not original Indian food.

Maybe we should reverse the topic and see which mamak food is actually Indian origin.

Maybe the answer is zero

 

[buttbERry]

prata

10char

 

[Yod4]

Prata. India has something called paratha but it has a totally different texture - almost similar to chapati. Only found out about it when I had to be based there for a project. There is a version of it I really like but is hard to find in Singapore called aloo paratha which has potato fillings on the inside.

 

[MatrixFanatic]

This one i think is malay.. not indian.. and somemore roti is malay word for bread, hokkien also call loti... if i am not wrong ?

Anyway Malay culture owes a lot to the Indians who ruled the region. Without the Indians Malays will still be the Orang Asli. You go back far enough lots of Malay culture stems from India. E.g. Indonesia literally means Indian Islands.

 

[Senna Wales]

you wanna use wrong words like everyone else & still assume it's correct, go ahead.

I'm merely telling you the correct hokkien word. mee bao is mian bao(面包).

loti is a creole word from Sanskrit word roti. that's because hokkienese in SG were largely uneducated & never learnt the full vocabulary of Hokkien.

罗啲 is accepted in Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese.

 

[kevinlaikf]

Any receipe with beef, surely not originated from India.

99% Hindu Indian from SA, don't eat beef, even u not Hindu, public pressure will cause you not to eat/sell beef food. (example Mcd in india no beef)