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Chinese legends
Inspired by this month’s SBS ONE premiere of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon,
we bring you an epic Chinese banquet featuring enigmatically named dishes, many of which have enamoured emperors and even Buddha himself.
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- Featured Foodie: Megan Fizell
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- Featured Foodie: Lisa Manche
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- Featured Foodie: Simon Leong
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- Featured Foodie: Adrian Briones
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