Sibu Authentic Foochow Food
~I AM BACK~
In case you don't know, yours truly went back to Sibu for the Raya holidays to visit his grandma. One of the perks of being a Malaysian is that there are lots of holidays due to the multicultural nature of Malaysia.
(There are 3 major celebrations and a few smaller ones according to the different states. To know more about the coming public holidays, go to Malaysia 2008 Holidays.)
(There are 3 major celebrations and a few smaller ones according to the different states. To know more about the coming public holidays, go to Malaysia 2008 Holidays.)
So, what to do in Sibu? Aside from eating, there is not much to do. Sibu is quite famous for its cheap and mouth-watering foods.
It is a quite laid back town where life flows at its own slow pace. Good place to relax and unwind although at times life there seems monotonous with all the routine activities.
Lets move on with the photos.
It is a quite laid back town where life flows at its own slow pace. Good place to relax and unwind although at times life there seems monotonous with all the routine activities.
Lets move on with the photos.
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Center of the Sibu Town
(At around 3am in the morning)
Center of the Sibu Town
(At around 3am in the morning)
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Early morning
(Still misty)
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Food
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Kampua Mee
(Kampua is a must eat when you are in Sibu)
(It is noodle served with slices of pork)
(Kampua is a must eat when you are in Sibu)
(It is noodle served with slices of pork)
This is the best kampua in Sibu I think. It's at a coffee shop at Jalan Selemo.
(The noodle is hand made on the spot and taste real good)
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(The noodle is hand made on the spot and taste real good)
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Another famous local dish is the Dian Meng Ngu.
(It is a kind of thin sliced noodle made of rice served with fish ball and veggies)
(It is a kind of thin sliced noodle made of rice served with fish ball and veggies)
RM2
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Next up is the Kompia
(This is also a must eat when you are in Sibu)
Kompia is normally eaten dry without any ingredient, however you can also get kompia with meat and as in the picture, served with sauce.
(It is located at Tiong Hua Road)
RM1
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This is the plum drink at the same place
(Normally ordered together with the kompia)
Rm1
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Next up is the Kompia
(This is also a must eat when you are in Sibu)
Kompia is normally eaten dry without any ingredient, however you can also get kompia with meat and as in the picture, served with sauce.
(It is located at Tiong Hua Road)
RM1
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This is the plum drink at the same place
(Normally ordered together with the kompia)
Rm1
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Done with the 3 most popular Foochow food in Sibu.
Next up is the most delicious authentic Foochow food by my grandmother.
(She is a pure Foochow and any food cooked by my grandmother is considered authentic Foochow food in my dictionary. Even if it is spaghetti, as long as it is cooked by my grandmother, it is Foochow food. =p)
My grandmother is a very good cook. So far, I haven't tasted any food that taste better than the ones she prepared.
Next up is the most delicious authentic Foochow food by my grandmother.
(She is a pure Foochow and any food cooked by my grandmother is considered authentic Foochow food in my dictionary. Even if it is spaghetti, as long as it is cooked by my grandmother, it is Foochow food. =p)
My grandmother is a very good cook. So far, I haven't tasted any food that taste better than the ones she prepared.
**Please note that the following food, you will never have the chance to taste unless you go back Sibu together with me. =p**
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Bai Guo Gang (Soup)
(Don't know what this is called but it is something made of rice and served with chicken and mushroom soup)
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Bai Guo Gang (Dry)
(Fried together with veggies and fish balls)
Bai Guo Gang (Dry)
(Fried together with veggies and fish balls)
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Tofu Salted Fish Dish
(Tofu served with salted fish and minced pork)
Tofu Salted Fish Dish
(Tofu served with salted fish and minced pork)
Claypot Fish Head Soup Dish
(Fish head soup served with yam)
(Fish head soup served with yam)
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Bitter Gourd Dish
(Normally I don't eat this type of veggie but my grandmother cook it in such a way that it is irresistibly delicious)
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Eggplant Dish
(Still the best eggplant dish I ever tasted)
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Long Bean Dish
(Even plain and simple long bean dish is delicious)
Yeah, welcome back!
ReplyDeleteBenard..My blog got problem liao
Cant log in to admin...so, no post liao....
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whoa not bad, quite nice ma! :D i wanna go to sibu wif you so that i can eat all those food haha...
ReplyDeleteor better yet, can you go there da bao the food then pos laju it to my house ah? vacuum seal it lo then it won't spoil de... kakkaa XD
Hey, how come i don't see those kind of food in KL??
ReplyDeleteAre they only available in Sibu??
Is Sibu in Sabah? (I seriously forgot. ohohoho) Wah.. sabah boy!!
ReplyDeletesibu is in sarawak~ "....
ReplyDeleteWah.. alot of nice food.. The one like wan tun mee is white color quite different than KL..
ReplyDeletecometh *hugz* WELCOME BACK!!! Imagine I holding a banner. Hehehe
ReplyDeleteYOUR FOOD BLOG IS KILLING ME!!!! Wuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu I really miss kam pua mee and all those foochow dishes. Sobbbbbbb.... but everytime I go back, means gain a few kgs only come back. Hahahaha
yo~ wat r u doing on the street at 3am???!! just finish clubbing?? hehehe...wah, u can be sarawak tourist ambassador di..help promoting sibu food ~~!! =D
ReplyDeleteactually i also try the kampua (not kampua, is 'kueh tiau' pua~) at rasa sayang there but i find it just OK nia, not reli tat good...
LukXiuFung: Thanks. Hmm, sounds serious. Well, hope you can fix it. Ganbatte
ReplyDeleteconan_cat: Woh, tapao and pos laju wont have the same taste already. =p
3POINT8: Nope, I don't think Kl have food like this. And yes, for the three famous dishes, they are available. The rest is unique to my grandma... =p
kaklong: Erm, Sibu is in Sarawak. =p
Am a Sarawakian. Sarawak Boy..=p
Ed: Yes, it is. =p
keeyit: Well, different places got different food mah. =p
Princess Eileen: Woh, holding a banner.....that is enticing.. =p
Eh, you got go back Sibu also? =p
-et3rnal-: Erm, Sibu is not exactly the best place for clubbing. =p.
It's more to like having drinking session at the cafes. =p
i m a newbie to ur site...and newbie to these foods too...i mean those noodles...
ReplyDeleteand ohhhh....those prices......way too cheap for KL folks!!!!
i wanna go SIBU!!!!
come lah come lah! more foreigners come n try the kampua, later we'll make it more well known. benard might come back and operate a coffee shop with his loved one, LoL!!!
ReplyDelete欢迎!!! :) [As always, I'm late with your updates...Sorry o~~ :P]
ReplyDeleteYeah~~~ what are you doing taking pictures at 3 AM?!
My favorite picture is the early morning still misty. :D
Wah! Comment moderation already?
ReplyDeleteHehehehe...just erase this comment. Hahaha...making spam. :P
Nux V: Hi there, welcome. If you got the chance can try go visiting Sibu.
ReplyDeleteEd: Heh, become food ambassador eh... LOL
宝茹: That 3am pic is taken when I am on my way back to my grandma's house. =p
And yep, comment moderation. As to why, there is a post on it.
So i cant spam here anymore...
ReplyDeleteBTW, my blog ok already :)
No more de.....
ReplyDeletei like the sceneries. simple yet elegant !! :)
ReplyDeleteby the way, i almost fall of the chair laughing, reading "is sibu in sabah". no offense. :p
seems that west malaysians tend to mix up places in sabah n sarawak. for i got quite a few friends that ask similar questions too. hehe.
LukXiuFung: Good to hear that. =p
ReplyDeletePrincess Eileen: Oh, go back sometimes. When you are free.
levian: Yeah, but I heard there is this Pulau Sibu somewhere at west msia.