Malaysians react as Netflix snubs Malaysia in new series on Asian street food
‘Street Food Asia’ will focus on nine Asian countries — Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, India, Taiwan, South Korea, and Vietnam. — Screengrab from Twitter/seewhatsnext
PETALING JAYA, April 11 — Malaysian Twitter users were not impressed when Netflix debuted a trailer for their new culinary seriesThe trailer, which features clips showing an array of street food and the seasoned cooks behind the dishes, includes a number of Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, and Indonesia in its line-up — and yes, even Singapore.
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