Khow suey

Khow suey is a Burmese one-pot dish consisting of coconut-milk-based curry, noodles, and an array of toppings such as hard-boiled eggs, potato sticks, fried garlic, leeks, and spring onions. Both the dish and the toppings are traditionally served in bowls. It is believed that khow suey spread from Burma to East India during World War II.