Last night, we went to the food fair once again. I think this will probably be the last visit to the food fair for this year. You know what? This is the first time I been to the food fair more than 2 times during Kuching Festival. Last night was not so pleasant, something personal was going on and I brought home sadness with me and into my dreams. Okay, lets talk about the food. (Maybe some of you gonna be hungry again..haha :P)
Bringing some friends last night, I brought them to the candy stall straight away when we arrived. And of course took some photos too. The candies just look so tasty in the photo.

We’ve eaten Fried Ice-cream before, so this time we tried Fried Tofu. Delicious with mayonnaise..but RM3 for 5 pieces.

Fried Tofu
Then, this Keropok Lekor (fried fish cake) is so hot. They just fried it and we bought it. During our last visit, we did have some, but I didn’t take photo..and now here is the photo of Keropok Lekor. Rm1.00 for 7 pieces.

Keropok Lekor
We’d seen these people cooking this special meat stick for several times, and now we bought 2 to taste it. The meat were BBQ but half cooked. I like the sauce.

Meat Stick
Always wanted to try Pinoy food…didn’t know what to order but get attracted by the picture in the poster banner. Cheese stick… 1 packet for RM3.00. Looks so big in the poster, but in fact they are small in size and only got 3 of them. 1 piece = RM1.00. For cheese lover, it definitely taste great.

Cheese Stick - They look big in photo, but only about the size of your index finger.
We also bought some Fried Bun this time. Taste very delicious with pork as the filling and crispy outside. But, it’s rather too oily. One more thing I would like to mention is, we also bought some herb & spices mutton soup. I don’t know how it taste yet. It’s still in my fridge, I’ll have it during lunch later.
Before ending this post, I also want to share about something very astonishing. Almost every night during the festival, concerts will be presented on stage. While we passed by the stage, I heard a very familiar voice and heard someone mentioned a name. And this name is the person who I know. Without hesitation, I went forward to the stage and took some photos.

See the guy playing that keyboard? He is Orange’s boss! We called him Ah Gun. Cool, I only know he is a dancer and know that he is good in singing, but I DIDN’T KNOW he can play musical instrument as well. Erm, Orange is not a dancer. His boss own more than one company in different industry.
If you like to experience this food fair yourselves, you can come to Kuching in the beginning of August. ^^