Published: Oct 4, 2018 · Updated: Jun 30, 2021 by Bea & Marco · This post may contain affiliate links · 2 Comments

Soy Sauce Stir Fry Noodles

Don't you simply love a quick and yummy stir fry recipe?

The one that works every time and using a few basic ingredients. And also the one that you can modify according to whatever you have in the fridge?

This soy soy stir fry noodles is one of those recipes. Yep.

If you're craving for a fast Asian stir fry mix in the weekdays after a long hard day at work, then give this recipe a try. You won't regret it.

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What is it?

This soy sauce stir fry noodles is quite similar to the famous Penang char kway teow from my homeland country, Malaysia. The ingredients for both recipes are quite similar.

The differences are, this soy sauce stir fry noodles uses egg noodles while Penang char kway teow uses rice noodles.

Also, this stir fry doesn't use any eggs while in the other yes it does.

This stir fry uses more soy sauce and is not charred dry like Penang char kway teow.

In Malaysia, this is a famous street food dish. It's particularly famous in one of the cities in Malaysia called Ipoh.

Before we move on with this delicious stir fry recipe, perhaps I could entice you to check out my other delicious stir fry that I mentioned a few times earlier?

Click here to see my super easy and delicious Penang char kway teow (must try)

Egg Noodles

This stir fry uses egg noodles. It doesn't matter if the noodles are dry ones or fresh ones. As long as they're egg noodles.

Usually I always use spaghetti to substitute egg noodles because it's always easier. Everybody has a pack of spaghetti in their kitchen pantry, right?

For this recipe I thought I would use egg noodles like a traditional recipe calls for. I'm using dry noodles because the fresh ones are impossible to find in my city.

I do make my own egg noodles now and then when the time permits me (and when I'm feeling a bit fancy).

Soy Sauce

We will be needing 2 types of soy sauce for this recipe. The common typical soy sauce and the other one is dark soy sauce.

Usually I would say if you don't have dark soy sauce just skip it, but for this recipe, I would really recommend you to use it.

Since this stir fry is a soy sauce stir fry so the color of the dish it's important and purely depends on the soy sauces that we're using. Else our stir fry will look a bit dull.

So yes, try to find both type of soy sauces.

Apart from the soy sauces, I'm only using some oyster sauce. Oyster sauce is to boost that wonderful seafood taste in this stir fry.

I find myself never needing to add any salt to this stir fry as all the sauces that are in the dish are enough to add the saltiness flavour to it.

But of course, you adjust it to you taste. Add a bit of salt if you want to.

Seafood

Ohhh I LOVE seafood!

For this recipe I'm using some shrimps, calamari and mussels.

You can of course use whatever protein source that your heart desires. Use tofu if you want to go vegetarian. Use chicken if you feel like it. Try to use chicken thigh instead of chicken breast though. Not only it won't get dry but it also has more flavour.

As you can see in the video recipe below, I'm using canned mussels for this recipe. Yes, canned mussels.

I want this recipe to be fast and easy, that's why I chose canned mussels instead of fresh ones. No need to clean them one by one and wait extra minutes to cook them.

I'm also using the juice that comes in the can with the mussels. The juice helps in enriching the seafood taste that we're looking for. So don't throw it away, it's gold.

Easy, Fast And Delicious Stir Fry

Like I mentioned earlier, this is a good stir fry if you want a fast and delicious Asian dish whenever you have the craving. It's also perfect to use up any veggies or protein that you have in the fridge.

You can use broccoli, green beans, red peppers, green peppers, carrots, sugar snap peas..

Some people will say to you that it's not authentic and all those BS but who cares? We will not stop making this delicious stir fry noodles just because we don't have chives or bean sprouts, right?

So go ahead, be free and cook up a storm in your kitchen.

If you're into more Asian stir fry, here are some of my recipes. You can look for more in my recipe page.