Bruce Lee's favourite dishes – and where he most liked to eat out in Hong Kong and Seattle

Legendary kung fu master liked steak and spaghetti but avoided fried food and alcohol; he also ate four or five smaller meals a day and snacked on fruit to boost his metabolism
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