Talk:Char kway teow

Cantonese terminology
Ermm....炒貴刁? Just asking for a verification of this, thanks! :D--Huaiwei 30 June 2005 08:52 (UTC)
 * Cantoneses from my parents generation use this term. Sometimes, it refers to those pre-cooked Char kway teow packed in brown papers usually for breakfast costing S$1 or even S$0.50 and is available in same stalls as dim-sum (with char siew bun, siew mai, etc). Man ... I'm hungry now! -- Vsion 30 June 2005 09:22 (UTC)
 * Ah...icic. Is it possible to add an anglicised term to aid pronunciation? And yeah....I am bloody hungry now too. :D--Huaiwei 30 June 2005 09:39 (UTC)
 * Haha. Actually this is a corrupted form of 炒粿條. Cantoneses didn't understand Minnan, and mistook 炒粿條 as 炒貴刁, for both terms own a similar pronunciation :). -- Jerry Crimson Mann 1 July 2005 14:26 (UTC)

Width of noodles
Is char kway teow always made with fairly thin noodles (i.e. under 1 cm)? Some fried rice noodle {i.e. Shahe fen) dishes use very wide noodles that may be up to 2 cm in width but Chinese friends tell me that char kway teow is always made with noodles that are about fettuccine or pad Thai width (i.e. about 5mm in width). Is this correct?  Badagnani 21:21, 20 February 2007 (UTC)
 * Actually (and you may get this from the picture) I would say 1 cm is about the normal width of the noodles used. 5 mm is a bit thin IMHO and 2 cm seems a bit wider then what I would say the norm is. Also, if by Chinese friends, you mean from China (including HK) or Taiwan, I wouldn't consider them great authorities. No disrespect to your friends, it's just that char kway teow is predominantly Chinese-Malaysian and Chinese-Singapore cuisine. Nil Einne 17:06, 6 April 2007 (UTC)

Similar dish
It is common to mention similar dish in variation section, such as Myanmar's Beik Kut kyae kaik, Hong Kong version, Indonesian, kwetiau goreng, Vietnamese hủ tiếu xào. Thai pad see ew. Why Lee788 always revert inclusion of kwetiao goreng and singled it out? Both are similar stir fried kwetiau (shahe fen). I've tried them. Please try to discuss first.  Gunkarta  talk 15:21, 5 September 2014 (UTC)

Disruptive Editing by Limjanzen
Limjanzen (talk) is behaving like an WP:SPA with an apparent nationalistic agenda as the account is being used to misrepresent regional foods as being purely of Malaysian origin, without giving sources to justify the edits, or skewing them towards Malaysia [][][]. Its even to the extent that the editor was removing references that showed the foods had shared origins, such as the removal of this source from the Malaysian Tourism board from this article itself.[]. I've tried to communicate to the editor about this behaviour without any improvement in the situation. Zhanzhao (talk) 23:08, 10 March 2015 (UTC)

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