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Does soy sauce taste good with fish?

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The soy sauce itself is mainly used for steamed fish in Chinese cooking. It also goes well with various seafoods, such as scallop, squid, shrimp, and oyster. It can be used for making vegetarian dishes, including salad and stir-fry, too.

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