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Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is an ancient Hindu festival that honours Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.
The menu, costing £18.50 per person, will consist of seven Malaysian dishes, which include Ayam Masala, slow-cooked marinated corn-fed chicken in coconut milk and masala spices, Ikan Goreng, deep-fried marinated red snapper and Dal Kari, a mixed vegetable lentil curry.
Side dishes include Kobis Goreng, stir-fried cabbage with coconut, Sayur Bayam Goreng, slow-cooked stir-fried spinach, Nasi Putih, fragrant rice and papadum's.
Dessert includes Kuih Manis Kelapa dan Ais Krim, sweet coconut candy served with coconut ice cream.
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