Uniting over love of our food


IT NEVER ceases to amaze me how quick Malaysians are to unite over food, especially when it comes to celebrating or defending our favourite eats. And if foreigners should dare to criticise a national dish, well, watch out world!

I’m referring, of course, to the case of the Malaysian MasterChef UK contestant and the chicken rendang that was not crispy.

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