Category: Food Porn

I’m sure many of you know that Marrybrown’s first branch is in Bau. Recently(I think…) they have a new branch in Satok. I haven’t been there yet, only heard about it. Last Saturday my parents decided to buy some back to try it out after they had done their shopping at Sunday Market.

Their mascot! Nothing much to say, felt as if you’re buying those children meal ;p

My parents bought the CNY special because it was the last day for this special. They just wanted to try. It came with 2 Pepsi, 2 coleslow, and a box of four types of fried food.

I could only recognise the curly fries, 4 fried popiahs, and 3 pieces of chicken meat. Not sure another one is what, it looked like 4 pillows. The pillow’s filling tasted like vegetarian char siew. The coleslow got pineapple, gave me a shock ;p

This set was RM21+ if not mistaken and we felt that it’s quite expensive as my dad thought the chicken meat was drumstick(it looked like one in the poster) else he won’t opt for this set *LOL*.

Taste wise, I think nothing special.

Few days ago, my parents saw the advert of Pizza Hut on the buy one pizza and get one free pizza in newspapers so decided to buy them for dinner. I remember I read somewhere(I forgot where, I think got several blogs mentioned about it before) and also heard about you can make order online and pick them up when it’s done or even deliver to your house by placing order online. So I told my dad let’s try to make order online and then pick up when it’s done rather than go there to order and wait which we all know it takes quite a fair bit of time.

I went into the site and started to figure out how to use it. The whole process took me about 15 minutes from registration to the confirmation. You can read about my experience in sarawakian.net.

Here’s what we ordered. Garlic bread and currently on offer pizza deals.

Lleft: Pepperoni Delight (Crunchy Crust)
Right: Super Supreme (Pan Pizza)

I think this is really a great service. I really like it this way.

HEY! I’m not paid by them to write this!

Mister Bean, is a fairly new place for dining in Kuching. Actually I saw it somewhere last year if not mistaken but never got the chance to try it out. So went over yesterday.

It’s just located opposite of Popwave and the ex-Bestberry(now known as Zest) at Petanak. They specialised in soya milk and beancurd(tau hu hua in Hokkien). According to the banner there, they are made from high grade bean from Canada, 100% pure and no preservative.

The interior is some sort of like Kaya & Toast and Zest. Ordered wedges(RM5) for fun. I think the portion is slightly small for RM5. Hmm…

Left: Chocolate soya milk(RM2.80), it should be soya milk added with chocolate syrup.

Right: Xin Ciau Beancurd(RM2.80), there’s two type for you to choose, cold or hot. What you see here is cold one. Not so sweet but the xin ciau(cincau) really took a bit of time for me to get used to as this is my first time having beancurd with xin ciau(cincau) served with crushed ice.

Quite an interesting place. I think the pricings are pretty much like Kaya & Toast.

For those health concious people, maybe you can try out this place. Not Halal, only no pork served.

p/s: The colour of the photos are quite dull because I’m using my phone, I didn’t bring my camera.

It’s been a while not posting eating out post. Last Sunday, mom didn’t cook, so we went out for dinner and ended up at Hong Kong Noodle House at Padungan again…

Left: The dried chili oil but it’s not oily, it’s quite dry. First time encounter the dry one here. It’s quite hard to dip when it’s not wet.

Right: I’m not sure what this is called, translate from the Chinese name is Champagne Pork Rib Rice, but in the menu it’s called Fried Pork Rib Rice and the one above it also got the same name. Therefore if you want to order, you have to know either the Chinese name or the number. For this case, it’s number 27. Too sweet for my liking. Last time I ordered, it came with cucumber slices and tomato, now not a single slice of any of those. The price? RM5.00.

Left: Roast Duck Noodle(RM4.50).

Right: Pork Porridge(RM3.50).

Saw this at the entrance so decided to order it to try. This is called Crispy Pork Intestine(RM8), a mixture of deep fried big and small pork intestine. Indeed very crispy. To me, I find it OK, not so bad but my parents didn’t like it, they said better eat Kueh Chap hahaha…