Visited one shop in Tawau that selling various type of imported drinks (either in can or bottle). But I was attracted by Green Power Juice Drink (绿力果汁) and bought 5 cans with different flavor. The smaller can (480ml) only sold at RM2.50. Feel cheap? The drink is imported from Taiwan. So far I can't see it in KL. Anyone can tell me if you able to find it here? I prefer drink this rather than drink other soft drink. Fruit juice definitely better for health!Thursday, October 2, 2008
Green Power Juice Drink (绿力果汁) only RM2.50!
Visited one shop in Tawau that selling various type of imported drinks (either in can or bottle). But I was attracted by Green Power Juice Drink (绿力果汁) and bought 5 cans with different flavor. The smaller can (480ml) only sold at RM2.50. Feel cheap? The drink is imported from Taiwan. So far I can't see it in KL. Anyone can tell me if you able to find it here? I prefer drink this rather than drink other soft drink. Fruit juice definitely better for health!Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Famous Mee Soto in Tawau
Karmel Cafe (侨群茶室) is selling the most famous Mee Soto in Tawau. But, very surprise that the chef is Chinese, not Malay. The Mee Soto served with different toppings for customer to choose, such as seafood, beef, etc. I tried Mee Soto with beef. The taste is good and totally different from what sold by Malay style Mee Soto.Besides, the cream tart sold here (the one looks like UFO) also very nice. Noticed that most of the chinese restaurant will sell bread, tart, etc. during tea time hours. Not like KL, only manage to get it from bakery shops. I believe Sabah like to enjoy tea time break, don't they?
Food Rating: 7 /10
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Lime on my dining table
From restaurant A to restaurant B sure can find some green lime served on the dining table. I really curious about it, so try to find the reason from my friend. They explained that the local culture is affected by Indonesian. Indonesian is practicing this in their country, confirm? I really no idea.Anyway, serious to say that you can see a lot of Indonesian in Tawau especially in Town centre. Most of them are from Kalimantan, I believe.
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