CNY BAK GUA LIANG KOU ROU 两口肉
RM38.00
LIANG KOU ROU 220g Hamper included 8 different tastes
1) Spicy
2) Original
3) Satay
4) Black Pepper
5) BBQ
6) Hot Spicy
7) Spicy Shrimp
8) Rendang
两口肉 220g 的礼盒里有8种口味的肉乾：
1) 麻辣
2) 原味
3) 沙爹
4) 黑胡椒
5) 烧烤
6) 辛辣
7) 虾米辣
8) 仁当
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