Thais love to eat imitation crab at Japanese eateries

Thais love to eat imitation crab at Japanese eateries

BANGKOK, Thailand - A group of Thai girls enjoy eating Japanese food. Imitation crab meat, known in Japanese as ''kani-kama'' or (crab sausage), has become popular with Thais who are increasingly flocking to Japanese restaurants in Bangkok. (Kyodo)

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