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Tok Tok Mee: A Portrait of Penang Street Food
Street food in Penang is fast and cheap. Flavours are bold, presentation often forgotten and the locations less than glamorous. But, together, they form an exciting dining culture that speaks of life on the island. Drawing from the childhood memories of author Gerald Tan, Tok Tok Mee is an intimate portrayal of the people, places and practices that give Penang street food its endearing and vivid personality.
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Street food in Penang is fast and cheap. Flavours are bold, presentation often forgotten and the locations less than glamorous. But, together, they form an exciting dining culture that speaks of life on the island. Drawing from the childhood memories of author Gerald Tan, Tok Tok Mee is an intimate portrayal of the people, places and practices that give Penang street food its endearing and vivid personality.
Publisher: Trishaw Press Sdn. Bhd.
Hardback
2017
ISBN: 9789671511701
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