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Japan’s Matcha Takes Root in Penang
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Komichi Tea House's co-owner Chuah Joe Yin.Matcha, the quintessential tea of Japanese hospitality past and present, was introduced by the Zen monk Eisai t...
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Treasures that Tickle Taste Buds and Save Lives
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Comparable to gold and gems, spices were among the most valued items of trade in ancient and medieval times.1 The ancient Egyptians used spices for food-flavour...
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Feeding Penang
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Penang – food haven par excellence. And it goes without saying that its people are a proud lot, fiercely defensive and boastful of their hybrid cuisines....
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Left: Nak, and his family.When we think about Thai food, we think of fiery, strong-tasting dishes such as tom yam or kerabu. But Thai cuisine is much more...
Sireh Pinang Leaves Us A Rich Art Legacy
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