SINGAPORE: A plate of raw fish and julienned vegetables was all it took to reignite a food fight' between Singaporeans and Malaysians.
Following food ownership debates over bak kut teh and Hainanese chicken rice, the bone of contention this time is the popular Chinese New Year dish yee sang.
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