"I think what makes a Hokkien noodle dish truly Hokkien is the characteristics of Fujian where its inspirations originated. Travellers from inland came to the coast to start their journeys abroad, and so their noodle dishes combined both meat and seafood with vegetables, along with whatever noodles they found in their adopted lands. It’s a simple recipe that tells an amazing story." #DestinationFlavour Adam Liaw http://bit.ly/hokkienfry | SBS Food

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66 shares | When a Hokkien encounters a super-difficult work task, Boiled Sliced Hetian Chicken helps him improve his work efficiency! A new type of Hakka cuisine, Boiled Sliced Hetian Chicken from Longyan, Fujian is worth trying! Let's cheer ourselves up in our busy work and life together! #fujianfood #chinesefood #Fujian #Longyan #BoiledslicedHeTianChicken | Refreshing Fujian 清新福建 | Facebook

For $29.90 , go all out with the unlimited buffet at Compass One’s Penang Culture! From Hokkien Mee to Char Kway Teow, Wok Hey Belacan Fried Rice, Assam Laksa, Penang Prawn Noodles and more, every dish packs authentic Penang flavour 😋 And don’t miss the dessert station 🍫 drizzle chocolate over your ice cream and pile on all your favourite toppings!🍦 📍Compass One, Penang Culture ⏰ 10:30am - 10pm daily (9pm last order for buffet) | Singapore Foodie

In my Hokkien roots, singing a hokkien song requires effort, in fact tougher than Mandarin because it sounds nothing like it! As I grow older, I appreciate the sound and culture behind it and definitely for who I really am. I speak bits and pieces of the dialect but probably more than my counterparts and they call me “Beng” for it 🤣 But really, all languages/dialects are beautiful until we make it less than what is it ☺️ A beautiful Mandarin song 《你啊你啊》 by Taiwanese singer Wawa with bits of “Mi

31K views · 1K reactions | Language battle again...Japanese VS Hokkien Why Japanese can understand Hokkien ah? . . #language #culture #japanese #reels #funny #malaysia | Malaypantv | Facebook