Showing posts with label mee. Show all posts
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Monday, May 25, 2009

Bintulu a beautiful town with full of Tourism potential

It have been ages since i visit Bintulu. It have turned into not a so small town anymore. Bintulu still is an oil and gas town with huge infrastructure development.

Driving is easy in Bintulu town as the street are properly planned and i love especially the road next to the old airport (Picture below). The old airport use to be situated in center of town but now have moved to the new location which is 30 minutes drive from Bintulu town.


My friend drove us to Tanjung Batu for a few cups of coffee, love the area as it have a nice coffee area and leisure area for family. The old temple in front of the Kemena River. The temple is situated in center of town.

Every where i travel, i always go along the river as to see how can i charter boat for fishing. hance, here a boat for hire for those anglers.

After an hour of going around center of town, we stop at 'Popular Cafe' shop to have some breakfast and coffee. The food is average. In Bintulu, i will recommend you to try fried mee in gravvy. Situated next to the coffe shop is a small landscape.

I will keep posting new things about bintulu as i still have much to say especially on travel.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Sarikei: small but developed town/ Sarikei dan penarikan

Sarikei: small but developed town. A potential town.

It have been raining and the sun are shying away from us as it is the worse week in the monsoon season. It was also a week that I am away reccee with my fellow colleagues going to Sibu, Sarikei and Betong.

What have we been doing? Well, we have found hidden treasures of the Sarawak people. Is it money? Gold? Nope … it is the beautiful nature of Sarikei. What have we found?

Well, one of the interesting morning we went to a shop for breakfast and we come across a very yummy soup noodle and another yummy bun. The soup noodle is called ‘Luk Mee’ and I have no idea what the breakfast bun are called. All this can be found in a not so small town called Sarikei.

Luk Mee with beef slice and egg. Very nice and you should try it. To tell you the truth I have not taste it… the Luk mee is the picture was ordered by my good friend.



The cold raining morning with hot milk coffee…’you can smell the coffee when you go into the coffee shop.  wonderful and nice kaya and butter spread onto the bun. Who can complaint a nice breakfast …I know my friend didn’t.


Sarikei town, with the river at the background. Nice nature as the riverine are still cover with flora. Hance, you won’t believe the price of prawn … prawn in your fried rice …not just 1 or 2 but lots and big too. How much I pay for the fried rice… MRY 4.00. Sarikei is small but big enough and I have not walk around town yet.


A view of Sarikei town. Who say Sarikei is a small town.



A nice place to cool down after a hectic day of work. I guess during a good day we will see a few prawn anglers casting their line in the beautiful river.