Ca Ran Chua Ngot refers to Vietnam's special main dish of quickly fried whole fish served with a delicate sweet and sour sauce touched lightly with chilis and onions, Nuoc Mam, vinegar, and sugar. Ca Ran Chua Ngot is garnished by stir-fried slivered tiger lily buds, mushrooms and scallions.

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