No Manners

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Before I start to say anything, wow… Just realized it’s been 10 days since the last post. I’m supposed to have a Rainforest World Music Festival post to post but just couldn’t find the time. There’s too many things happened and too many things that need to be settled.

Never in my life meeting such a person with no manners at all. Eavesdropping, self-inviting to events/meetings, threatening people, being busybody, showing no respect to people’s personal space, gaining access illegally, solicits perks for oneself, and so on an so forth. Too many until I can’t name it.

I don’t care what you are doing but once you get into my personal space, jeopardizing my personal data privacy, please be warned that I am not going to tolerate such thing! Once you do this, it means WAR to me!

Anyway, your days are numbered. All I can say is good luck. Whatever you are doing now is simply digging your own grave. Don’t blame others but yourself.

Heart Matters

Kuching Festival 2016

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Kuching Festival 2016 is already around for more than a week, yet I only post about it now. Parents have been going there almost daily. I’ve been there two or three times *LOL* I lost track already.


Anyway, this year, lots of sausages and ice creams.


The crowd is massive too this year. At 5pm+, people are already there! Previous years, people will only be there after 6pm but not this year. So kiasu?


You don’t see Sugarbun, KFC, and so on this year except Chicago 7. How come? Anyway, lots of long queues this year compare to last year. Mostly for ice cream. Too many types of ice cream already, people are getting really creative.


So many that even my parents ended up buying from two stalls. However, not those new ones, these are the normal ones, playing safe.


Pathetic garden show this year… Why? Why? Why? Really it’s nothing much there unlike previous years which was always one of the attractions of the festival.

Anyway, have you been there? It will end on 21st August.

Food Porn, Uniquely Kuching

No Guilt Cafe

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It sure takes me ages to post this hahah… First time dining at No Guilt Cafe(Lot A108, Block A, ICOM Square, Jalan Datuk Abang Abdul Rahim, 93450 Kuching) was in February! Now is July and going into August!! *LOL* So far, I’ve dined here 3 times.


Now you have a place for healthy food. Not just vegetables, there’s chicken and salmon dishes too. The sauces are the default sauces given to you to add some spiciness to your food. Quite spicy to me.


Do not underestimate the portion. It’s huge! Better to share if you’re a small eater.
Left: Grilled chicken with mashed sweet potato, one of my favourite. The meat wasn’t dry at all, very tender and juicy. Vegetables were fresh too. Very filling.
Right: Aglio-olio with salmon.


Left: Salmon fried rice.
Right: Large salad was indeed huge! No kidding!

Price wise, it’s a bit on the higher end but you are getting fresh, light, delicious and healthy food. Doesn’t look filling but it does fill you up. If you share, it won’t be that expensive. Good thing is meant to be shared. 😉

Food Porn

Will be right back…

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Busy busy days ahead. Was in Shanghai and Nanjing last week for work. Now that I’m back, there is so much to catch up.

Don’t think will have time to update this blog this week. Nevertheless, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook will be updated from the time to time.

Will be back soon with more updates 🙂

Bulletin Board, China's City of Culture - Nanjing, Going Places, Pearl of the Orient - Shanghai

Sarawak Cultural Village

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Sarawak Cultural Village is a living museum located at the foothills of Mt. Santubong. My first time there was in 1994. Hehehe… This is my second visit.


This is also the venue for the World Harvest Festival and the Rainforest World Music Festival which will be happening in less than a month.


Not only you get to see replicas of traditional houses of different races and experience different cultures, the scenery with the magnificent mountain as the background is just surreal!


Left: Some handicrafts for sale and display.
Right: The bamboo bridge that you should experience. It’s not that scary, just a replica. The real thing will be even more thrilling.


Left: Bidayuh house, the baruk.
Right: These are some of the things meant to ward off evils from the Iban longhouse.


Inside and outside of the longhouse.


Left: Forgot what building is this, if not mistaken it’s a hall.
Right: Penan hut where you can try to shoot target with blowpipe. There’s also a Penan Nature Trail for your to discover.


Chinese and Malay house.


View of the lake and Orang Ulu Longhouse.

There’s a lot more that I didn’t cover as we were running out of time. Anyway, it’s a great place to experience and learn about Sarawak culture and heritage in few hours.

Lastly, here’s a video to show you some performances from the cultural show.

Going Places, Uniquely Kuching