5 ways Sarawakians prepare for the Christmas season

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by Patricia Hului - December 19, 2018December 19, 2018

Christmas is around the corner! How are your Christmas preparations going on? In Sarawak, Christmas is not just about having dinner with your loved ones. There are a lot of activities going on around

Paul Carling on being a young fashion designer in Sarawak

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by Patricia Hului - December 15, 2018December 21, 2018

Paul Carling Rahit, the brain behind the Paul Carling label is a young Kuching-based fashion designer. He curated the national costume for Malaysian representative Debra Jeanne Poh for the 6th Miss Grand International Pageant in

KajoPicks: The 6 best cafes with WiFi in Kuching

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by Terong Dayak - December 5, 2018

We're not anti-social; we're just into connecting with each other digitally. Over the last decade, nightclubs in Kuching have been losing out to the growing number of cafes and coffee bistros. Kuchingites have come to

Places to go If You Are Looking for Indigenous Food In Kuching

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by Terong Dayak - December 4, 2018

In case you are in the mood for something other than kolo mee and laksa.... Until 10 years ago, there were not a lot of places to go if you were looking for indigenous food

I only spent RM10 at the Second Time Around Books Kuching

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by Patricia Hului - November 16, 2018November 16, 2018

Kuchingites know it is the end of the year when the Second Time Around Books fair is in town. The annual book fair is famous for offering up to 90% discounts on a wide range

Kajo Places in Kuching to go to for that ABC Craving

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by Terong Dayak - November 14, 2018December 21, 2018

Keeping hydrated in hot weather just doesn't seem enough sometimes, so why not go and have an ABC to cool yourself down? ABC or ‘Ais Batu Campur’ is a typical ice dessert we all crave

What you need to know about Sarawakians favourite vegetable, midin

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by Patricia Hului - November 8, 2018

If the Malaysian state of Sarawak had to pick a national vegetable, that veg would definitely be midin. Although cassava leaves give a tight competition, this wild fern certainly takes the title. In Sarawak, midin

8 scientific reasons why nature is good for your health

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by Patricia Hului - November 7, 2018

You've heard or read it on the Internet before; nature is one of the best medicines out there. So much so that doctors in Scotland have been authorised to prescribe nature to their patients. Here

5 facts you need to know about red wine mee sua

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by Patricia Hului - November 2, 2018

Mee sua (also spelled misua, mee suah or miswa) is a type of noodle made from wheat flour. Originally from Fujian, China, this noodle is can now be found in Taiwan, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam