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One hot Friday afternoon, Suituapui and Kampua Talk went to have their high tea in town at this place called KompiaTiam.

KompiaTiam is the former Applebee Bakery located next to the Sugarbun, Gateway in Sibu.
For the uninitiated, this is how KOMPIA looks like

Fresh from the traditional charcoal oven

Typical blogger taking pictures of almost everything. Hahaha! […]

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Should have posted this up a long time ago (as in, last week) but Procrastination is my middle name which I do live up to. I am not as proud of it as I sound.
I bet a lot of you already know that Kenny Sia’s secret project is Level Up Fitness, a gymnasium.

Eh, why your […]

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*drool drool* Yummy!!!

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I visited a cake shop in KL when I was there a couple of months back. *roll eyes* A cake shop? In KL? Don’t we have cake shops in Kuching already? BUT! Hear me out…Not just any cake shop!
It is a very classy cake shop that I had come across online because the chef owns […]

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We took a road trip to Sibu from Kuching during the Gawai holidays. About 225km from Kuching, there was a long queue of vehicles along the highway. We had to slow down to almost a halt. From afar, we saw a crowd of vehicles and people by the roadside. My first thought was: “Accident!”

True enough, […]

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Not really. But that’s what they call Bamboo Clam here apart from many other names like Live Razor Clams, sea needle, ambal, etc. We call it tek tarhn in hokkien.

The distant relative of the mussel
This is well-known in Sarawak especially in Kuching (and Buntal). The above was stir-fried in curry powder with a little ginger […]

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