Haha yes it's the name of the dish too. Just think of Italian lah : Mee pok is fettuccine, Mee Kia is spaghettini. Mee is like fat spaghetti. Bee hoon is angel hair.
In this case, the name of the dish = the kind of noodle's name? That doesn't happen in Italian, isn't it? I'd thought Mee = 麺. So that Bee hoon is also included in Mee. Bee hoon is made of rice like 河粉, isn't it? 河粉 can't be Mee? Too complicated, never mind.😊
Haha yes Mee = 麵 that's the generic for all kinds of noodles. 河粉 usually refers to flat rice noodles of varying widths. Yellow Mee the thick round ones is usually just called Mee. Complicated because Singaporean Chinese mix up mandarin Cantonese and hokkien names for the different noodles.
Isn't it the name of the food? I'm always not sure how to order the noodle I want😆. Especially when I eat fishball noodle, Yon Ton Fu.
I'd thought Mee = 麺. So that Bee hoon is also included in Mee. Bee hoon is made of rice like 河粉, isn't it? 河粉 can't be Mee?
Too complicated, never mind.😊