@RusA We don't have much Indonesian food around here, so I never heard of mie goreng. The most popular Asian noodle dishes are Chinese lo mein and Thai pad thai, along with Vietnamese pho, which is not quite the same thing. And, of course, ramen in the little packets. I will have to check around and see if anyone sells that Indomie stuff around here.
Looking at recipes for mie goreng online, it looks pretty much like how I would make lo mein at home. I have most of the ingredients except for kecap manis, which would not be hard to find. I don't suppose our version of tomato kecap (ketchup) would make a very good substitute.
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@RusA We don't have much Indonesian food around here, so I never heard of mie goreng. The most popular Asian noodle dishes are Chinese lo mein and Thai pad thai, along with Vietnamese pho, which is not quite the same thing. And, of course, ramen in the little packets.
Looking at recipes for mie goreng online, it looks pretty much like how I would make lo mein at home. I have most of the ingredients except for kecap manis, which would not be hard to find. I don't suppose our version of tomato kecap (ketchup) would make a very good substitute.