38 Food Street, Kuching, Sarawak

Hi... It's @luueetang and I hope that your doing well. This place is a must try if you ever visit Kuching city. So much food. To try. Imagine getting hungry late at night, early in the morning, in the afternoon, you will have something to eat here. Other than travelling around, my wife and I love hunting for food.

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CHICKEN CHOP with french fries
Thinking about this chicken chop makes me hungry. This chicken chop is super duper crunchy. We came here after a whole morning of exploring...

HOR KA SAI

In English, HOR KA SAI translates to LION BITES TIGER
One of the special drinks that blends coffee with milo. Milo is a type of chocolate malt drink commonly found in Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. It taste different as compared to chocolate drinks that you would normally find. HOR KA SAI taste like Mocha in a way.

A huge variety of stalls to choose from

There is definitely food for everyone, the number of stalls here are plentiful and you would definitely be able to find something that you like.

Clean floors. A relaxing atmosphere.

My wife enjoying her noodles and a cup of HOR KA SAI

I usually order a cup of coffee minus the sugar.

CLAY POT NOODLES

Sizzling and hot. One of the best meals to eat. Mushrooms, eggs, fish balls. These noodles are thicker. A meal like this would fulfill your tummies.

A stall that sells local delights

This is one of my favourite stalls in this whole cafe. Lots of local delights to choose from. Made fresh everyday. Making these delights usually take a lot of effort and knowledge.

The menu

The prices of food in Kuching are slightly higher than in Miri. Overall, the prices are still affordable and not overpriced. After our meal, we head to the city and back to our hotel. Got some rest to get back to the bridge that was closed a couple of days earlier.

Night shots taken in Kuching
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The city