Everyday Food I Love

Kuey Chap is a Teochew dish famous in Kuching, Sarawak. This dish which consists of flat, broad rice sheets in a soup made with dark soy sauce, served with pig offal, braised pork, beancurd and braised hard-boiled eggs, can also be found in Kedai Kopi K.S, Taman Cantik.

Kinky Fat Chef Kitchen, a local burger entrepreneur hope to shelve products nationwide. Owned by Abang Aidel Khadarfi Abang Onn, operation since 21 March 2010, specialising in homemade beef and chicken patties, in just a short period of time their production of patties have reached a high volume with a of minimum 400 pieces a day. Their business has gained name among the burger lovers in town, customers keep returning week by week just to indulge in those juicy homemade grill burger. Most popular order is KFCK's Beef Burger or opt. for some XL Burger with an affordable price that ranges from RM5-RM8

Miri is the birthplace of Sarawak's and Malaysia's petroleum industry, which remains the major industry of the city. The first oil well was drilled by Shell in 1910 (the Grand Old Lady), and is now a state monument and one of Miri's tourist attractions. Shell also built Malaysia's first oil refinery in Lutong, a suburb of Miri in 1914. Recently, vast oil reserves were discovered just offshore northeast of the city. Miri has grown phenomenally since oil was first discovered in the early 1900s, burgeoning into the business, commercial and educational centre it is today.

Over the Easter break, I visited Kuching and now I am in Bintulu for a couple of days before i take off to KL city again. I took a cab from Singapore to Johor Airport and a flight to Kuching . I managed to peruse the Johor Senai airport which is under renovation at the moment. Surprisingly they had a very nice bistro bakery nested at the end of the building. " Lavender Bistro " was the name of the place and they had a wide variety of eastern n western food. As it was already 4 pm and i still haven't had the chance to have my breakfast. So i ordered a cup of cafe mocha and peanut butter thick toast. The coffee was a tad too hot when it arrived. By right (i know there is no right or wrong to it), when it arrives it should be at a temperature that is drinkable. Hot enough but not too hot that you have to blow it to cool down. So i let it rest for a bit before i actually started sipping it. Taste wise, I'd rate it a 5/10. The coffee cost RM8.90 (still cheaper th...