: : Updates : :

Ok ok ok. I'm sort of back. This was too good a story to past up so posting it now.

Been away for abit. Why? Because Blogger.com was lagging like mad a few months ago. It's better today so phew!

Now to try and get back into the swing of things. My camera has been sitting in my cupboard for the past 2-3 months.

Just have to get over this bad allergy and I'm fine.

: : Food Hunt! : :

Jan 15, 2005

Email from my sis :

Think you can find the coffee shop with the abandoned steam roller in this article?

Hubby says he wants to go there to eat laksa :P

http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/200305/the.nonya.cuisine.of.malaysia-fragrant.feasts.where.the.trade.winds.meet.htm

Jas and Donnie were making their way back to Malaysia for a short visit here.

Scratching my head on where is a food stall that has a steam roller in Kuching near the wharf. Open air market good laksa meh? Granted that I've not grown up in Kuching but lived here for a few years.

Between Jan and Jul 2005

Asking various folks around who grew up in Kuching :

Dad : Hmm...no steam roller in Kuching Open-Air Market lah.

Min Yen : Nothing in Indian Streat. You sure about the steam roller bit?

Cousin Jack : No steam roller near Waterfront Front.

Uncle Cyril : Sure it's not the famous laksa cafe near Maybank?

Starting to panic a bit. Strange that no one remembers this place.

July 12, 2005

Dad : Finally found out where it is. It's the small coffee shop next to Grand Continental and the Indian Temple.

Oohhh! That one.





It's Choon Hui cafe. The backstreet is a huge dual carriageway!! A very popular breakfast place and famous for it's laksa and roti kahwin @ wedding bread.



The picture taken today. Jas and Donnie had a bowl of laksa here just before flying off to Kuala Lumpur. There're there now.