Mami is a Filipino noodle soup built on a clear beef or chicken broth, typically served with thin egg noodles and sliced meat on top. Rooted in Chinese-Filipino culinary tradition, it remains a humble, comforting staple still found in carinderias and noodle houses nationwide today.
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