

Saba fish belongs to the Mackeral family, if not mistaken. Just like the local Kembung and Selar. It goes great with Nasi Lemak too. You can find this in most Japanese restaurants, or Korean ones too.
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8 comments:
Aiya, why you remind me of nasi lemak?? I'm here in Hong Kong and can't enjoy good nasi lemak-lah. So sad! :(
Anyway, you are already in my blogroll - under C.
oh... Japanese style of "Ikan Bakar"... seems delicious oh :p
I will try to make it one day. Hehehe! I miss the Penang nasi lemak with the fried asam fish in it! Hopefully Saba could replace that!
hahahha all drool ka.. u can actually use assam to marinate too cos it is similar to kembung. but best thing is that it has less bones if u get the frozen ones. u can coat with a bit of flour to make it crispy..
it is really delicious with nasi lemak, trust me.. the famous one in Clementi Road has in their selection.
i am not a fishy person la...but this picture do make me hungry...
i want to eat eat eat...
ah hoon...when can u make it and send to me???? i like this lar.
kekekekeke
eddie, joze and tsp, i can make it anytime. just come visit me nia..lol
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