A delicacy to ring in the New Year


Photo: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: For this second-generation family shop, grilling 200kg of bak kwa (dried meat) daily is just “business as usual” come every Chinese New Year.

“We grill about 200kg of meat from 7am to 4pm every day for our walk-in customers and those who order from our online store,” said shop manager Shu Huey Chong.

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