A.P.P.L.E

After changing to a new job, my life style is once again screwed up. August also means a festive month for Malaysians. The Chinese Ghost festival, the National Day and not to forget our Kuching festival which is held every end of July to mid August yearly. I still managed to go to the Kuching food fair few weeks ago with Orange, Cherry, Cheese and Leechien. But couldn’t enjoy as much as last year’s.

This is the main entrance, not much changes like previous years.

The most common thing in this food fair is bbq food or deep fried food. Tasty yet unhealthy. Read more…

Argh, this is what happen when I haven’t check my inbox for days! Got this notice few days ago, but only knew about this event few mins ago. =.=

Yes, it’s today! Kuching folks, if you like anime, why not head over to Boulevard and catch some fun?
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Nowadays, there are more and more branded franchise around in Kuching. This is something new to Kuching folks and also mean encouraging of spending more (which is not a good idea). More and more cafe is offering wifi service here. But we chose to have our first DonutBite forum gathering at Starbucks Coffee of Kuching International Airport.

We chose to hold the gathering in the airport as less people around and it’s quieter.  Our gathering started at 8pm. Oh, by the way, this gathering was held on 5th July, also as a celebration of DonutBite’s 1st birthday which falls on 9th July.

As usual, I like to order cold drinks. Read more…

The increase of fuel price affects other things to increase price as well, especially food. The food in Kuching, in compare to those big cities in West Malaysia, is much more cheaper. But sooner or later, the food here will become more and more expensive. A bowl of kolo mee used to be RM1.50. Slowly increased to RM2.00 - RM2.20. Now, you CANNOT find any kolo mee stall selling kolo mee at the price below RM2.50.

Yea, you heard me. Now, a bowl of kolo mee is at least RM2.50. I ever ate a plain (only a few fish slice and roasted pork) bowl of kolo mee that cost me RM3!! (that’s really overpriced, not like they are adding abalone) But there’s still one place that serve delicious kolo mee, good in quantity and quality. It’s at the upper level of the 3rd Mile wet market.

One day I ordered a bowl of handmade kolo mee (notice the shape of the noodle is slightly flat) and a cup of fresh soya bean, all together only cost me RM3.50; RM2.50 for the kolo mee and RM1.00 for the soya bean drink.

So Kuching folks, if you want to eat something that can make you full and pay less, go to 3rd Mile wet market food stall…hehe

12th July 2008 was KuchingBloggers.com first blogger meet, namely “Kuching Bloggers’ Meet 2008“. As one of the members of KuchingBloggers.com, I attended the gathering with Orange, Cherry and Cheese who are also members. The gathering was held in Sharing Planet 分享. It is said that Sharing Planet serves good food and always has many customers. However, this is the first time I dine in Sharing Planet.

It’s more like a garden to me. It was dark so I couldn’t really see how nice the surroundings is. Read more…