PEOPLE who open a Malaysian food outlet in Hong Kong always claim that they want to stick as close as possible to the original flavour of the dishes.
More often than not, however, the restaurateurs will tamper with the recipe to “suit the taste of the local tongue” and this usually means making it less spicy.
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