Lor mee calories

卤面

Flat yellow noodles in a thick, dark starchy gravy with braised pork, fish cake or fried fish, half a braised egg and bean sprouts, finished with black vinegar, garlic and chilli.

Illustration of Lor mee

Quick answer

A typical serving of Lor mee (1 bowl with braised pork, egg and gravy) has about 380 kcal. Most servings fall between 330 and 600 kcal, depending on the portion and the recipe.

Calories
380 kcal
Protein
15 g
Carbs
55 g
Fat
11 g

Nutrition facts per serving

Serving: 1 bowl with braised pork, egg and gravy, about 540 g.

NutrientAmountShare of calories
Calories380 kcal100%
Protein15 g16%
Carbohydrates55 g58%
Fat11 g26%

Calories in common versions

VersionTypical calories
With fried fish and ngoh hiang (meat rolls)520 kcal
Large bowl500 kcal
Leave half the gravy330 kcal

What drives the calories

  • The gravy is thickened with starch and egg, so it adds carbs as well as sodium.
  • Fried toppings such as fried fish, ngoh hiang and crispy pork lard add fat.
  • Flat yellow noodles give most of the calories.

How to make it lighter

  • Leave some of the gravy in the bowl.
  • Choose braised pork and fish cake over fried fish and ngoh hiang.
  • Ask for more bean sprouts.

How to log Lor mee in Nibbs

Type the toppings you added, for example lor mee with fried fish, because the thick gravy hides them in a photo. Nibbs then estimates the portion and the calories for your actual plate, and you can edit any item before you save it.

Lor mee calorie questions

How many calories are in lor mee?

A bowl of lor mee with braised pork, egg and gravy has about 380 kcal. Most bowls fall between 330 and 600 kcal. With fried fish and ngoh hiang, it comes to about 520 kcal.

Is lor mee high in sodium?

Yes. A bowl has about 2,500 mg of sodium, more than the 2,000 mg daily limit. Most of it is in the gravy, so leave some of it.

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