Sarawak laksa calories

Rice vermicelli in a spiced broth of laksa paste, prawn stock and a little coconut milk, topped with shredded chicken, prawns, omelette strips and bean sprouts, with sambal belacan and lime on the side.

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Quick answer

A typical serving of Sarawak laksa (1 bowl with chicken, prawns and omelette) has about 470 kcal. Most servings fall between 380 and 620 kcal, depending on the portion and the recipe.

Calories
470 kcal
Protein
24 g
Carbs
55 g
Fat
17 g

Nutrition facts per serving

Serving: 1 bowl with chicken, prawns and omelette, about 500 g.

NutrientAmountShare of calories
Calories470 kcal100%
Protein24 g20%
Carbohydrates55 g47%
Fat17 g33%

Calories in common versions

VersionTypical calories
Small bowl380 kcal
Special with extra prawns560 kcal
Leave half the soup400 kcal

What drives the calories

  • The laksa paste is fried in oil, and some coconut milk goes into the broth.
  • Rice vermicelli gives most of the carbs.
  • Prawns, chicken and omelette add protein, and the omelette strips add some fat.

How to make it lighter

  • Leave some of the soup in the bowl.
  • Ask for more bean sprouts and less bee hoon.
  • Take less sambal belacan. It is salty and often oily.

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Sarawak laksa calorie questions

How many calories are in Sarawak laksa?

A bowl of Sarawak laksa with chicken, prawns and omelette has about 470 kcal. Most bowls fall between 380 and 620 kcal. A special bowl with extra prawns has about 560 kcal.

Which has more calories, Sarawak laksa or curry laksa?

Curry laksa usually has more. A bowl of curry laksa has about 550 kcal because its soup has more coconut milk. A bowl of Sarawak laksa has about 470 kcal.

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This value is an estimate from a standard recipe and a typical portion, not from a published food composition table.

Values are typical estimates for one common serving, based on standard recipes and published food composition data. Real dishes vary with portion size, recipe and cooking oil. This page is general information, not medical or dietary advice.

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