Manage to try this super Kueh Chap! Had this at Petanak Market. For my first impression, Kueh Chap is like Bat Kut Teh! PORK FTW! :D But in fact, Kuey Chap is hokkien for the word “Cake” and “Mixed”. The “cake (Kueh)” indicate the rice flour cake while “mixed (Chap)” describes the use of a mixture of meat which are pork parts in the dish!
Awesome rite? i dunno where is the best Kueh Chap but it is definitely a worth try food when u r in Kuching :)
On the next afternoon, we went to Carpenter Street for Kolok Mee. Been craving for it since every1 mention it a MUST EAT food when u r in Kuching. The Carpenter Street remind me of our kl Petaling Street :/
So this was the shop we went. We ordered to difference type of Kolok Mee (I never knew there are two type) which are mee and kuey teow.
and this is the Kolok Mee by this shop.
After we eating half way, one of our local friend reached and said "This is not Kolok Mee!" we all like WTF and straight called the boss to clarify this. The boss denied and keep saying thats Kolok Mee just that they din cook wif Pork Oil wtf...later we try to ask another local friend to verify this by sending her d pic and she said thats not Kolok Mee too...
We felt cheated wtf...T__T if u happen know well about Kolok Mee, tell me, is this real Kolok Mee or other way of presentation? i am confuse ;X
Well, thats all only food i had in Kuching..the other days we only eat Hotel food due to the event we attended..uhh hotel food sucks =X LOLL..Anyway, manage to capture nice Sunset in Kuching Airport :) Is fucking awesome yo!
3 comments:
Famous Kueh Chap: 3rd mile Market and Petanak Market.
But there are two stalls at each market, one of them is the nice one. You went to the right place but not sure the right stall or not ^^"
Kolok mee in the other hand comes in many types of noodles, curly mee, straight mee, bee hoon, kuey teow, and lou shu fen.
The most authentic and widely use is the Curly Mee (Q-mee).
And it's either colored white or orange (cha siew oil).
Served with minced meat, cha siew, and some spring onions on top.
I not sure they changed their name or what but there's a shop in carpenter street called Min Joo served kolok mee kosong with pork soup.
kolo mee got different version. and different ppl cook diffently one. this shop is cook by hokkien ppl.so got variation loh. but it is still kolo mee since dont have sup. haha. and dont simply accuse ppl wei. not nice oh
@jian yes Min Joo is correct 1, just tat when we went there they closed ;X so we went this instead..sigh sad ah
@Vun lol din accuse ppl la, i am asking for clarification since sarawak local friends also dun dare give confirm answer whether is this kolok mee onot -__-
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