Adventurous Bites: Would you try Malaysian 'devil fish'?

Most people are only used to seeing stingrays in aquariums, but visit Malaysia and you'll find them on plenty of plates.

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01:12 - This is the grilled steak ribs.

01:14 It's very popular in Malaysia.

01:18 As everybody come here, they like to try

01:22 the grilled steak ribs.

01:24 More like they like to eat in between with the beers,

01:29 rice, and the chili sauce.

01:31 Oh, when we buy from the supplier,

01:36 and then we clean up, we cut it off, skin,

01:39 and then we marinate with some spicy sauce.

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01:49 I actually really like to eat stingray.

02:11 It has a very soft texture.

02:13 It doesn't feel like I'm eating something weird,

02:17 almost like a fish.

02:18 Yes, yes, I do like stingray fish

02:20 because the meat is actually very tender.

02:25 And you know, stingray you can cook

02:29 in many, many types of flavors.

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02:33 For example, if let's say we go to food court

02:40 and we see (speaking in foreign language)

02:43 so we'll definitely call for stingray fish

02:46 instead of other fish.

02:47 I felt bad right now knowing that other country

02:50 don't serve stingray and not allowed to eat.

02:52 But actually, I really don't feel strange.

02:54 I felt like it's just like any other fish,

02:56 like eating jellyfish.

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