I've been to Kuching a few times but feel slightly embarrassed when people ask me if I had tried the famous Lau Ya Kheng Foodcourt kway chap (also spelt kueh chap) 😳
Pulling into Sarikei town on the way to Sibu, Sarawak we went straight to Glory Cafe for their famous mee udang tom yam coconut. Heard so much about their tom yam coconut prawn noodle 😁 We have been talking about it since the day we left Kuching.
Rice Paste Soup or Ding Bian Hu 鼎边糊 is a Hock Chew dish I heard of for a long time but never tried it till today. Neither Singapore nor Johor has this dish.
Ding bian Hu 鼎边糊 literally means "ding" 鼎 (wok), "bian" 边 (the side or edge), and "hu" 糊 (flat rice noodle pieces, paste, crepe or kway).
One of the highlights of our 8-day Pan Borneo Highway self drive holiday from Kuching to Sibu was witnessing noodle master 陳增仙 Ting Cheng Sieng of Ah Sieng Mee Sua in Sibu make Hock Chew longevity noodle the centuries old way.
Read and curious about Hua Shu Fire Steam Chicken 华叔火蒸鸡, I dragged along eight guinea pigs to Kulai to try the unusual dish (I am so bad 🤭 ) - I have not seen anyone else does chicken this way in Johor or anywhere else.