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Hakka dish of tofu filled with ground meat or fish
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Chinese dessert
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Thai egg dessert
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festive event
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dexterity traditional game of multiple origins, from ancient Egypt and Rome to Malaysia
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one of the dances in Indonesia
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Cantonese-style raw fish salad
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Traditional Singaporean snack made from rice flour and stuffed with sweet fillings
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no description
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traditional Malaysian pancake
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Indian-style of doughnut
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Indonesian traditional Malay fritter
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Pudding served to Malay royal family
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mancala game
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Fish sauce originating from Kelantan
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porridge
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Malay condiment made from fermented durian
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category of savoury fried snacks from India
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Thai dessert
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Indonesian soy product originated from Java island, used as protein source
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Indonesian hard boiled eggs
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Malaysian milk tea
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Indonesian traditional dance originating from West Sumatra in Sumatra island
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Indonesian and Malaysian traditional sport
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Indonesian and Southeast Asian traditional fermented of rice
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tengkolok or tanjak is a Malay head covering, which can be found in various countries in Southeast Asia
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traditional Minangkabau musical instrument and music genre; originated from West Sumatra in Indonesia
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19th-century poem by an unknown author
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Kadazandusun cuisine in Sabah
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traditional Indonesian cap
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Indonesian dish originating from Java island
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Indonesian desserts
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confections often made from nut butters or flours
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Malaysian dish
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Indonesian dish
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Tamil Indian flatbread dish
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Indonesian traditional rice cracker originating from Java island
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Minangkabau traditional folk theatre and dance originating from Padang Panjang in West Sumatra
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Indian rice noodle dish
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no description
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dessert or savory dish
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traditional Iban ceremonial woven textile originating from Borneo
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type of dance
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Southeast Asia snack food
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Indonesian cooking method
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Indonesian and Malaysian traditional food
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Chinese-Indonesian snack
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Javanese savoury cracker
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Betawi and Malay dessert and breakfast dish
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no description
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Ghazal adaptation in Islamic World of Southeast Asia
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Traditional Indonesian alcoholic beverage
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no description
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Indonesian and Malaysian traditional clothing
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Muarian fish cakes
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Malay ceremonial musical assemble for royal occasions
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mixed rice dish from southern Thailand and Malaysia with herbs and vegetables
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Malay, Javanese and Chinese Southeast Asia fried rice
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Indonesian and Malaysian rice dish
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Rice dish originating from Kelantanese
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Southeast Asia dish like Palembang, Aceh, Kelantan and Johor
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Malay rice dish
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Indonesian yellow rice dish originating from Java
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Indonesian rice dish
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filled bun
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Saudi stuffed pancake or pan-fried bread dish
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Chinese bakery product traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival
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Food made from durian
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Malaysian noodle dish
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Whole chicken or large pieces of meat cooked by boiling or fried
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root vegetable
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South and Southeast Asian dessert
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Indonesian traditional fruit and vegetable dish originating from Java island
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Malaysian noodle dish
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traditional food of Terengganu origin
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Murut dance
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type of Chinese lion dance in Malaysia
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regional textile and artwork style from Sabah, Malaysia
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Indonesian spicy meat dish originating from Minangkabau Highlands in West Sumatra
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Traditional Malay and Bajau snack originating from Malaysia
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Malaysian kueh
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Malaysian steamed rice cake
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Malaysian traditional dumpling
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Indonesian sago cookies
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traditional Javanese dance originating from Java island; music genre
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Southeast Asia sweet green snack balls, coated in shredded coconut
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Arabic alphabet adapted to write Malay, Indonesian, Javanese, Ida’an, Acehnese (or Achinese), Banjar, Minangkabau, Tausug (or Sulu), Musi, and several other languages of South East Asia
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Malaysian traditional snack
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Traditional dance originating from Sabah
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Malay traditional food
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no description
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Indonesian deep fried crackers
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glutinous rice rolls
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type of layer cake
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Traditional Malaysian food
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soy-based food used as a protein source
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traditional Malay drink originally from Kuala Pilah in Malaysia
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