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Laksa, as we know it, is often served in a bowl, either with long strands of rice noodles, or cut up so that we can eat with a spoon conveniently. What about claypot laksa? A humble bowl of Claypot Laksa, although it looks simple, it was extremely comforting despite our sweltering heat. Every component seemed to work harmoniously together. From the thick rice noodles, to the tau pok, to the little details like a sprinkle of laksa leaves. Somehow, the slightly charredโ€”from consistent useโ€”porcelain bowl was able to enhance the flavour of an already delicious bowl of laksa.


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