The dish of koi-pla, raw fish in spicy salad, ready to be served. This dish is a popular in northeastern Thailand and is a common source of liver fluke infection.
- May 8, 2012
- By Tang Yew Chung
Koi Pla
The dish of koi-pla, raw fish in spicy salad, ready to be served. This dish is a popular in northeastern Thailand and is a common source of liver fluke infection.
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