Flights to Semarang, Indonesia (SRG)

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Originating from Chinese immigrants, this version of the spring roll typically comes deep fried or unfried, stuffed with dried shrimp, cooked chicken or prawn and bamboo shoots, and served with a sweet chilli sauce made from dried shrimp, coconut sugar, red and bird’s eye chili peppers, tapioca and baby shallots, among ingredients. 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