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FoodTalk Just on the fringe of Kuching city’s boundary at Jalan Kereta Api (Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce or railway road) is an area bubbling up with new, exciting eateries. Just within walking distances from each other, these food renaissance outlets are a reminder of the choices available here; from the basic local and western fare to Italian inspired creations, modern revised traditional recipes to slumber relaxing coffee and salad extravaganza Food! Glorious Food! • Along Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce • shops. This is like ‘a touch of Europe meeting Asia’ in a small zone, away from the bustle of the city and boldly establishing a style of their own. Morning breakfast menu here include most of Kuching’s favourite dishes in coffee shops spread in every corner and include the much sought after laksa, kolo mee and fried mee as well as roti chanai and Muslim food. These coffee shops serve a wide array of food to attract diverse range of customers and it can be seen that the more varieties there are, the more frequently visited the shop is. Lunches are more specific with greater emphasis on specialties here. The hot weather makes air conditioned places the top choices for top executives and office workers and again the choices are quite astonishing. You can go from Chinese Taiwanese beef noodles to American style hamburgers, Nyonya inspired dishes to western recipes, bing! - A place for relaxation and quiet moments with friends is definitely Bing! The cosy interior plus superb coffee, other drinks and fine food ensure that everyone is comfortable and enjoying their time here. This is certainly the place where time just fly by when you are here; good friends, good time and happy reunion or evening chats all bring back the memories of happy occasions and moments for all to treasure. Bing is your choice! Ground Floor, Lot 3192, Block 10, Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, 93150 Kuching, Sarawak. Opening Hours: 10am – 12midnight (Sunday- Thursday), 10am – 1am (Friday, Saturday & Eve of Public Holidays) The Menu - This is a restaurant with limited seating so only bring your best friends or close family members and have an enjoyable lunch or dinner in fine ambience. Simple interior décor with colourful oil paintings, The Menu serves local and western dishes with flair. A superb getaway from the hot afternoon sun, it is also a cool place for dining accentuated by its window flowing water feature, adding a touch of elegance to the whole experience of eating out. Ground Floor, Block 3149, Lot 10, Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, 93150 Kuching, Sarawak. Opening Hours: 11am – 10pm (close on Tuesday) 34 | BorneoTalkJul-Sept2009
FoodTalk nk food network . . . - Breakfast at nk food network is the ideal place as it has both western and local choices for everyone. Come as early as 9am and you can savour their nyonya cakes and other delicacies and dine until 10pm daily with wide choices, ranging from noodles fried in different ways or sandwiches and western food with hot and cold drinks served in a pleasant environment. Catch up with our daily special! Sublot 18, Central Park, Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, 93200 Kuching, Sarawak. (Open daily from 8.30am-10.30pm) sandwiches and fish and chips to cheese flavored Italian style dishes. That’s not all as you can also get local style Chinese fried food, Muslim fast food to nasi biryani and for the weight and health conscious, there is always salad dishes to choose from. For many people here, eating within this locality is also time saving while providing a chance to stretch their legs after a whole morning in the office. Evening meals are definitely more superfluous on choices and flair of venues as many of the lunch places are also excellent dinner venues. Juicy steaks and piping hot soups with Chinese tea is available in a number of places while sandwiches and light snacks can be ordered from a few establishments. On top of that, diners can have ala carte or family meals at the local Chinese restaurants or try out yuppie style food in the few trendy outlets here. There is something for everyone to savour here and suitable for romantic couples to family get together or office reunion dinners. cheese & tea - Tea is synonymous with Chinese food and that is exactly what you will find here. Their range of Chinese fares is quite large and in addition, you can also get to taste baked rice, pizzas and sandwiches. You too may like to try out the cakes, cheesy ones to be sure! If you plan to stay and talk while here, the interior is ideal for such moments, especially with friends and close associates. 3147, Ground Floor, Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, 93150 Kuching, Sarawak. Opening Hours: 10.00am – 2.30pm, 5.30pm – 10.00pm (close on Thursday) Drinking outlets here come full circle from quiet bars to karaoke and dancing establishments. Pick and choose the place to hang out for the evening and many even go bar hopping to try out the various venues and get a feel of these places. Ideal for young and old, there is something for most people who want to have a pleasant evening out for a drink with friends or families. The Kereta Api road area is turning out to be the city’s newly established vibrant and distinctive area for its choices of food and entertainment venues. Kwong Hup Cafe Ground Floor, Lot 3034, Block 10, Jalan Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce, 93250 Kuching, Sarawak. Tel: (6) 082 257496 Opening Hours: 6.30am – 4.00pm (closed every 3 rd Monday of month) When in Rome, do as the Romans do, so when in Kuching, eat as the city folk do! Kwong Hup Café is one outlet that you can get a large sample of local hawker food like Penang “cha kueh teow”, “cha kueh”, beef noodles, laksa with big prawns, claypot chicken/ mutton, curry rice, nasi ayam masak merah (indonesian style), kolo mee (normal or seafood). Also available are local nyonya kueh like “popiah” (spring roll), “Hian Chim Peng” (or local cinnamon roll), “o-bee-moi” (local red rice porridge) and nyonya kaya with toast daily from 6.30am to 4.00pm except for every third Monday of month. You will be spoilt for choice when having breakfast or lunch here, as the selections of local dishes are wonderfully large! Not to be missed too is the home brewed coffee where the coffee beans are personally home grind. Jul-Sept2009BorneoTalk | 35
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