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Sandakan Kopitiam @ Bundusan Pavilion

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Previously located in 88 Marketplace, Sandakan Kopitiam has been relocated to the new shop lots in Bundusan Pavilion. Serving delicious Sandakan specialty such as springy noodle, century egg dumpling and prawn balls, the kopitiam is definitely a must-visit place.

Sandakan Kopitiam @ Bundusan Pavilion

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Previously located in 88 Marketplace, Sandakan Kopitiam has been relocated to the new shop lots in Bundusan Pavilion. Serving delicious Sandakan specialty such as springy noodle, century egg dumpling and prawn balls, the kopitiam is definitely a must-visit place.

Kedai Kopi Hui Chow @ Taman Fortuna

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Char Nyuk Mee (Deep-fried pork with noodle) is one of the signature dish in Sandakan which usually served with springy Sandakan homemade noodle and Chinese crullers.

Sandakan Kopitiam @ 88 Market Place, Kepayan

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At Sandakan Kopitiam in 88 Market Place, you can find famous Sandakan food such as Springy Noodle, Century Egg Dumpling and Prawn Ball without the need to travel far.

Sandakan Kopitiam @ 88 Market Place, Kepayan

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Sandakan is a place well-known for its cheap and fresh seafood, also known as a food heaven. Food such as Seafood Bak Kut Teh, Century Egg Dumpling and Springy Noodle which only available in Sandakan and can hardly be found elsewhere. For a taste of Sandakan food in KK, you can try the Sandakan Kopitiam in 88 Market Place.

Kedai Kopi Sin Hin II @ Donggongon

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Kedai Kopi Sin Hin is famous for its hot buns and Kopi Botol (Cold Coffee in a bottle). Besides the hot buns, there are a few hawker's stalls in the restaurant which offers variety food.

Sandakan Kopitiam @ 88 Market Place, Kepayan

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Apart from its cheap and fresh seafood, Sandakan is also famous with its Century Egg Dumpling (Pei Dan Gao) and Sandakan Springy Noodle. Most of these food were only available in Sandakan and can hardly be found elsewhere. With the recent opening of Sandakan Kopitiam in KK, we can all enjoy the great Sandakan food without the need to travel far.

Kedai Kopi Hui Chow @ Taman Fortuna

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Char Nyuk Mee (Deep-fried pork noodle) is one of the signature dish in Sandakan which usually served with springy Sandakan homemade noodle and Chinese crullers.

Kedai Kopi K.S @ Taman Cantik

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The Hakka Pounded Tea or well-known as Lei Cha is usually serve with brown rice and a variety of cooked vegetables, bean curd, peanuts and fried shrimps or anchovies. The most important element of Lei Cha is the soup which are pounded from a consortment of tea leaves and herbs. Before we eat, the soup will be pour into the vegetables and rice.

Kedai Kopi Hui Chow @ Taman Fortuna

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Kedai Kopi Hui Chow Location: same row of shop with 7-Eleven, around middle shop, next to bridal shop $-$$ Ratings: Food: 4.5/5 Service: 3/5 Cleanliness: 3/5 Previous day, Josephine and Paul mentioned about the Sandakan Noodle at Taman Fortuna and told me that their ' Cha Yuk ' is very nice. Both of them agreed that the noodles itself had nothing special to be compliment about, but the Kolo sauce had made the Kolo Mee undeniably tasty. After listening to their talk, it created a gastronomic feeling to me that made me wanted to try it so badly. Kolo Koay Teow RM5.00 It was true! Paul told me that the Kolo Koay Teow was nice and it was really good. The Koay Teow wasn't oily, smooth and absorbed lots of gravy which make it so flavourful. The ' Cha Yuk ' (fried pork marinated with Nam Yu ) was delicious. The meat was flavourful and fragrantly good. This is the noodle that make me keep wanting for more. Kolo Mee The Kolo Mee was just as good as the Kolo Koay T...

Tastebud @ Damai

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Still without any settlement done to my Dell's netbook and I'm planning to file-up the case to Consumer Tribunal, I've no mood to venture around for food hunting. When Angeline suggested to go for Dim Sum at Tastebud, which we always saw the banner when passing around Damai's shoplots, I agreed. Surprisingly, the only Dim Sum that available was Siew Mai (Pork Dumpling) and we had no choice but to eat the Sandakan noodle or fried noodle. We ordered a Siew Mai, Sandakan noodle(soup), Sandakan noodle(dry) and Wat Tan Ho. When a dish doesn't look good, it doesn't attract you to eat it too. This is what happen to the Siew Mai . Although the taste wasn't bad, but it wasn't outstanding though. Just an average taste Siew Mai . The Sandakan noodle have a strong egg's aroma and it was very springy. When I eat the Sandakan noodle(dry) , I can tasted the sauces filled with pork's flavour. I'll prefer the noodle with soup. Although the overall ta...