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Meow from Cat City

Posted on 22/12/200805/01/2009 By Reedz

sheraton festivities

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This morning’s gloomy skyscape

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Breakfast was at another famous Sarawak Laksa joint, Tinot Laksa, which was featured in Jalan Jalan Cari Makan some time ago. I must admit, I was more impressed with yesterday’s Laksa feast at another Kuching Laksa institution (Iz, wanna remind me what the name is? hehehe)

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Kak Tinot strikes a pose!

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Cuma RM3.00 sahaja!

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Another favourite stop among Bruneians when visiting Cat City, Kek Lapis Dayang Salhah. A thriving family business selling a huge variety of layered cakes in all shades and flavours from blueberry to chocolate cheese!

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The humble entrance

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Fantastic packing specially geared towards making sure our purchases can withstand cargo handling

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Dinner at the Living Room, eating Junk Food and just Bla bla bla ing away 😉

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The Junk Restaurant

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More to come…. stay tuned!

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Comments (2)

  1. Iz says:
    05/01/2009 at 2:14 am

    Sorry for the late reply and the name of the joint for “THE SARAWAK LAKSA” is Sin Cheong Choon Cafe which means “New Cheong Choon Cafe”! We went to the classic Cheong Choon Cafe but to no avail it was their off day!

  2. AB says:
    05/01/2009 at 7:50 pm

    Tks Iz! Better late than never! Hehehe! Tks once again for bringing us on a whirlwind tour of Kuching! Next trip must go and try the Foochow Kampua Mee Sua! Hee hee!

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