Jun 27, 2010

Lok Kawi Wildlife Park in Kota Kinabalu is really an awesome park! I got to see so many wildlife. It’s about 2 hours drive from KK and if you use texi/cab the price is around RM100 – 120. Entrance Fees at RM10 per person for a Malaysian. For foreigner extra charges applied but won’t be expensive. This Rhino is shaking his head and is shaking...

Jun 27, 2010

Da Ren is the name of the coffee shop. Here in Kuching some funny name base on the local popularity would be copied all over. Da Ren means Big Man in Mandarin. You would also found Big Hand Coffee shop, Big Mouth, Big Thumb etc… In Kuching. Funny eh? This Kolok Mee claim to be originate from Sunday Market. If you’re a tourist, you must visit Sunday...

Jun 23, 2010

For those of you who love Kampua I do recommend you to try Kampua @ Lee Coffee shop (Lao Lee) This one taste quite good. Kampua is Chinese Foochow famous dish/noodle in Sibu, Sarawak. Like in Kuching, you look for Kolok Mee but in Sibu you look for Kampua. Kampua normally are handmade and I think they still do. If you want a real good and big dish of Kampua, you...

Jun 22, 2010

Relaxing and seating at this corner of the beach can take forever. The tourist sexily swimming underneath the water makes you want to seduce the lips of a stranger in the clear blue sky over looking the soft blue mountains.

Jun 22, 2010

Tried Fried Banana before? Other than Popiah, I love Keng Chio Kueh! If you hate eating banana, you can try Fried Banana or Keng Chio Kueh. I think we should call this one a Banana Puff. Flat Kolok/kolo Mee Kolok Mee = Kuching, NO Kolok Mee NO Kuching. There’s two variant of this noodle. One is handmade and the other is machine made! Hahahaha Which ever...