Regional flavours take centre stage


FOR some living in peninsular Malaysia, dishes such as Pansoh Manok, Ikan Ampap Bajau and Sayur Midin Belacan Sarawak might sound unfamiliar.

Those who fancy trying out these authentic dishes from Sabah and Sarawak, which are prepared by a local chef, can head to Nipah at EQ Kuala Lumpur to enjoy its “Negaraku” food promotion.

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