Would you try it?
Whether you opt for your usual dish or stray from your favourite, one thing many people will get as a side is crispy seaweed alongside prawn crackers.
"The fish flavour actually comes from ground-fried tuna, which is just crazy to me! Making this instantly gave me all the nostalgia and reminded me of Chinese takeaways I used to eat as a kid!" At the end of the video, the 'seaweed' looked delicious, and people in the comments praised the creator for showing people how to make it themselves.
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