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Al Pastor tacos from Leo’s taco truck in Los Angeles. I don’t live there but I always have to get some Leo’s when I visit. Simple taco and was cheap at least the last time I was there. Photo taken from their instagram.

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My absolute favourite street foods when I head back to Malaysia....

Char Kway Teow

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Curry Mee

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Ramly burgers - so many different versions from street hawkers

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Chee Cheong Fun - from my father's home town, Teluk Intan.

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Satay Skewers

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Cheap, quick and easy street meal in Hong Kong for me is Char Siu Siu Yuk Fan (bbq pork & crispy roasted pork belly with rice). Just bought this one for lunch for $36HKD which is just under $5USD.

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2 hours ago, Chucko8 said:

Cheap, quick and easy street meal in Hong Kong for me is Char Siu Siu Yuk Fan (bbq pork & crispy roasted pork belly with rice). Just bought this one for lunch for $36HKD which is just under $5USD

I miss cai fan (quick translate - economy rice) when I was in HK and Malaysia/Singapore. Not exactly economy here in Aus, as the usual price for something similar is around AUD20.

For those not in the know, cai fan is like a buffet in that you choose the items you want, but you pay for each selection. Items can be cheap (like a tofu dish) or expensive (any seafood). It is a cheap but filling meal for those in a hurry or on a budget.

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Coddle - a Dublin tradition and I’m yet to find it anywhere else. Effectively a pork stew - sausages, pork ribs, hock, onions, spuds, etc.

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Found a video of the pub beside my house (from which pic above is taken 😂)

 

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47 minutes ago, BoliDan said:

The giardinara with cauliflower is clearly inferior.

Absolutely correct! 

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9 hours ago, MagicalBikeRide said:

Coddle - a Dublin tradition and I’m yet to find it anywhere else. Effectively a pork stew - sausages, pork ribs, hock, onions, spuds, etc. 

Keep ya from gettin frostbutt

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On 6/4/2024 at 5:37 AM, El Presidente said:

....this is not our country's finest moment :rolleyes:

 

“Australian pig in a blanket” or “devon roll”, which features mashed potato and onion stuffed into a piece of devon (otherwise known as stras) and held together with a tooth pick

I could do this.

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