Rice vermicelli, also called rice noodles, rice sticks, and mei fun or mai fun, is a thin form of noodle. It should not be confused with cellophane noodles, a different Asian type of vermicelli made from mung bean starch or rice starch rather than rice grains themselves.
Rice vermicelli is a common ingredient used all over Asia. Other names for it include bí-hún (Hokkien), bīfun (Japan), bíjon or bihon (Philippines), bihun (Malaysia and Indonesia), mee hoon (Malaysia, Indonesia, and Southern Thailand), and bún (Vietnam).

Contains: Pasta
Contains, including ancestors: Rice Wheat
Also known as:
Chinese: 米粉
Chinese (Romanized): mei funmai fun
English: vermicelli rice noodleRice stick noodleRice stickbee hoonbi hoonbee hoon
Filipino: bíjon
Indonesian: bihunmee hoon
Japanese (Romanized): bīfun
Vietnamese: bánhbún
Wikidata ID: Q716004
Wikipedia title: Rice vermicelli
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