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Hainan Fen (Hainan Rice Noodles)

Hainan Fen (Hainan Rice Noodles) — street food from Hainan, China
📷 Closely related photo — Photo: emteekay / Unsplash · Unsplash License

Hainan fen comes in two forms: fine noodles tossed with a thick gravy and toppings, and thick noodles served in soup — the tossed version is the classic.

Thin rice noodles are tossed with fried peanuts, toasted sesame, bean sprouts, shredded meat, and pickled vegetables, served alongside a light savory broth.

Why it's made this way: Hainan's tropical, seafood-centered food culture shaped a noodle dish built around fresh, light toppings.

Roughly what's in it

380kcal
14gprotein
60gcarbs
10gfat
Estimated per typical street-vendor portion — not lab-tested.
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