This Malaysian snack was relatively unknown and not very popular when Bang Goh first introduced it to the Phuket market. But as time passed, its distinct, palatable taste caught on and has since become a favorite among the locals. He told us that the most important ingredient is the fresh mackerel from the fishing boat that must be filleted, minced and mixed with tapioca and duck eggs. A bit of salt and sugar is added for seasoning and then the whole thing is blended until smooth. Next, the mixture is rolled up, boiled for 15 to 20 minutes then laid on racks to dry. After that, the rolls are cut into strips, deep-fried until golden brown then packed into bags. The finished product is bite-sized and looks like French fries. The slight fish aroma makes them so appetizing that once you’ve had a taste, you can never get enough.