For the first time ever, Siburians can now enjoy Kokoberry drinks, without having to drive 6 hours from Sibu to Miri. By the way, fuel ain’t cheap nowadays. And if you’re asking, YES! That’s the famous brand from Miri! How good is that?

Thanks to Goolooloo lao ban niang who brought this brand over to Sibu. They serve over 100 types of beverages and you can conveniently get different kinds of junk food at their counter. Chupa Chup lollipop is one of them.

It’s now opened at Delta Mall and it’s strategically located at the left entrance. You won’t miss it, it’s just around the corner!

This is the feedback from the customers. Gabriel, Mary and Kelvin. You see their expression already know, so happy. No cheat you one! No try Kokoberry don’t tell people you’ve been to Sibu la! In fact, if you’ve tried the Kokoberry here, then you can tell people that you’ve been to Miri already! No kidding man!

Indulge yourself with the new Crepes. A type of crunchy and delicious thin pancake stuffed with either chocolate chips, Hazelnuts, or Peanuts. It’s your call! And it’s only RM2.80! Eh, the picture looks like ice cream in a cone hor? But it’s not. Go see the real thing. LOL!

Okay, say much useless, just go to Kokoberry Sibu and tell them Alexallied.com intro you guys go there. You’ll get FREE coupons!

Get 2nd cup at 99sen.Only valid for Pearl Milk Tea, Pearl Green Tea, Yoghurt Snow, Strawberry Ice Q, and Ice Cappuccino only. Offers valid until 13th June, 2008.

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The first time I saw this type of Hello Panda biscuits was in Melbourne. When I came back to Miri, Malaysia, I didn’t find any of those. Only I heard that Brunei was selling them. But for the last few months, Hello Panda biscuits had been popping up in Miri’s supermarkets. With varieties of Milky, Chocolate, Peanuts, and Strawberry flavors. And now, they even come with an large, economy pack!

Hello my Panda!! Long time no see! How are you?

Chocolate Panda and Strawberry Panda together.

Panda mascot playing soccer.

The brand Meiji might sounds like it’s made in Japan, but in fact, it’s made in Singapore. To my surprise, frankly. But further reading is made understood that the parent company, Meiji Seika is based in Japan. So that make Hello Panda, a Japanese product, made in Singapore.

Each large pack contains 10 packets of Panda biscuits! Good for tea breaks and quick snacks!

I heard from the Bintulu folks that the 888 Bak Kut Teh at ParkCity Commercial centre serves the best bak kut teh in town, and I went…

OH REALLAY? Well, let’s find out.

Bak Kut Teh RM5.50/person. 50 cents for additional rice. Very affordable for the masses.

2 pots of bak kut teh, a plater of vege, and yao zha guai to go with the rice. That’s our lunch for the day. Hungry yet?

The bak kut teh, with all the goodies, 3-layer pork, pork ribs, and the aromatic herbal soup. Although they could do better by serving larger portion of the soup.

Unlimited supply of Minced garlic. Something that shouldn’t be compromised when eating bak gut teh. I found out that there are some bak gut teh restaurants that are really stingy and gives you little of those and they only give more when you ask for it. Very inconvenient.

The Yao Zha Guai (Fried dough, oily). 50 cents per plate. No pun intended. If you’re looking for 50 Cent - the rapper, please go to www.50cent.com

Ya Really!!

I would say 888 serves the best bak kut teh in Bintulu, among the others which I’ve actually tasted. Though I’m not gonna compare them with Klang’s bak kut teh, where it all comes from, coz I think it would be an understatement to 888.

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After so many repeated meals at the same old restaurants in the boring town of Bintulu, the only few place left un-tasted is the Palm Garden Snack House at Park City Commercial Centre.

This is the premise. It’s dark I know but at least you get to see the sign board.

This is their entrance door from inside.

I did not expect it to look like this when I first stepped into the snack house.

Fuah, fully air-conditioned with a widescreen flat planel TV showing Detective Conan, the cartoon show! The TV’s Not big enough, but better than nothing right? There’s uncles sitting on the bar drinking beer.

Got pool table also!

Anyway, I was darn hungry after work, so forget about all those entertainments and get something to fill up my stomach. The cook, who happens to be one of my customers, is nice enough to serve us personally. He recommended a couple of dishes that he consider is the best in the shop. I couldn’t care much ‘coz I’m so hungry I can eat anything!

Braised beef rice with kimchi. Loved their kimchi!

Kimchi Mee with Seafood soup. Generous bits of fish meat and prawns.

The meal cost about RM18+, which I think is reasonable for their standard. Would definitely come again!

By the way, take a look at my new Flickr photo album with 1,000 photos!