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In old-fashioned steakhouses, there is a soup unique to Hong Kong – the Comprador Soup. Its name bears good omen. What is it made of? And why was it a must-have item during feasts of festivals in the old days?
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- 문화 - Culture
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- Comprador Soup, Cream Soup, Hong Kong Style cuisine
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