The lion doesn’t sleep in Malaysia


OF the many traditions and practices associated with Chinese New Year, two of my favourites are lou sang and the lion dance.

Both have strong connections with Malaysia. The former is a dish comprising finely shredded vegetables, fruits, sauces and condiments, and raw fish that are all tossed together by diners into one gorgeous, colourful delicious mess. I absolutely love it and can wolf it down many times over the festive period.

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