The Bread’s Attack by Bake Code
by Do you know what 4pm means to Malaysians? It’s afternoon tea time when you would see many people enjoying coffee in Kopitiam (Coffee Shop) and …
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Culture & History / Food / Sabah / Travel
Kim Fung Night Market of Sandakan City
Traveling is more than sightseeing in a foreign land. Only walking into the people and experiencing their lifestyle will inspire you to see the world …
Borenos Fried Chicken, the Sabah Brand Fast Food
Not all fried chicken taste the same. Working in travel industry for some years, I’ve been hearing many tourists, especially those from Australia and China, …
Traditional Food that makes Sabahans drool
As necessary as the air we breathe and just as instinctive as going to sleep. It wouldn’t be an understatement to say it’s been around …
Koling-Koling, traditional Bajau food of Sabah
Great food makes our tongues happy. Koling-Koling does that and it also WOWed me when I first saw it in a food exhibition of Sabah …
Chimney Cakes (Kürtös Kalács) are coming to Sabah
Kürtös Spiroll™ brings a 300-year history pastry, Kürtös Kalács, from where Dracula lived* to Sabah. It is the oldest Hungarian pastry which stems from the …
ABC, a Sweet Mountain of Mixed Ice
When I saw snow the first time, instead of making a snowman, I thought of scooping the ice to a big bowl, topped it with …