Horror is when a Pole makes prawn mee


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 02 Apr 2006

LONDON: Fancy a tinge of Polish flavour in your favourite teh tarik, nasi lemak, Hokkien mee (Penang prawn noodles) or even Beijing roast duck? 

Terrifying though the prospect may be, such a scenario cannot be entirely ruled out for Malaysian restaurants, given the dramatic shortage of chefs in Chinese eateries and takeaways in Britain. 

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