short-talk:

The sudden cyclone attack right at the center heart of Myanmar has definitely caused a great lost to the nation. Up to date, there are approximately more than 25,000 lives have perished and 30,000 lives are yet to be found.

It's saddening. It's like Tsunami, when history repeats itself again.

Prayer is much needed right now.






Located at Poh Kwong Park, near Green Road. The stall is situated behind the Poh Kwong Park shop lots. A kinda quiet and unfrequented area that is scarcely known by many, yet the hidden and super duper nice Kueh Chap in Kuching can be found there!


It's just so so so different compared to all of the Kueh Chap sold in Kuching. Somehow this version of Kueh Chap does successfully entice me back in those years. I just like it!


Many have rated that the one near Sekama serves good and tasty Kueh Chap, but Johnson disagrees!!! I have found one that i believe can loftily triumph over Sekama's Kueh Chap with much ease. **evil laugh** The difference is quite hard to put in words, you just got to sample it yourself. The gravy is nice and a bit sweet. Perhaps it's because of the sugary taste that has allured many customers. hmm... good tactic, tauke.


Usually, Kueh Chap serves with exclusively porks right? Those intestine, pork stomach, ears, pork tongue and other yucky stuffs. But for this Poh Kwong Park's Keuh Chap, the tauke is quick-witted and smart enough to yank out those kuchingites-will-not-eat "decorations" and replace them with chicken feet~~~ Smart move! =P


Who knows the tauke's intention is to reach out to those non-halal eaters too! LOL!





This dip tastes rather special in the sense that it's both spicy and sweet at the same time. Weird taste but perfect mixture!


Dribbling?? My stomach is growling badly now as i'm typing this post.