ClayPot noodles at OLD FRIEND'S CAFE, Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia
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Located in the older part of the city, this is a hidden cafe that is quite popular for the local workers working nearby. The owner is around his fifties to sixties.
The classic look
Under shade and on the first floor of a three storey building, this place is well shaded from the scorching heat of the city. There are many stalls here serving economy rice (You get to choose the side dishes), noodles and curry rice.
Economy Rice - the fast food of Sarawak other than the ones served at Mc Donald's or KFC. Just pick what you want and add rice and that's it. Five minutes.
Video shot by my Janice, my wife
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We sat under the shade outside of the main building to get better airflow.
The menu
Lots of different varieties of food to choose from. Usually, I ask my wife to randomly just pick something from the restaurant and I will eat it, with exceptions of brinjal / eggplant.
A bowl of claypot noodles
Eggs, vegetables, fishball, meat balls - flavourful combination. It took me around ten minutes to finish eating this bowl of noodles.
3 layer tea
Tea, Milk and Coconut sugar
This is the second time to this shop. A great stop by. One of the best things to do while moving about exploring is suddenly finding a place to just sit down and relax a bit and get some food.
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I see a few things on that menu I'd like to try. Little gems out of the way like this are always a better experience than chain restaurants or more modern places along busier streets. The exterior shot of the building looks like it could be a neighborhood in Phnom Penh, but the inside is much cleaner, and the food looks more hygienic and a little more inviting.
Cambodia actually has a hygiene department now, so I predict in the next 10 years Cambodian eateries in bigger towns will look similar to this, but there will never be sambal on the menu unfortunately.
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I am sure that the hygiene department will do a good job of making cleaning up Cambodia's eateries. wahahah.. =) You know what the sambal is? wow.. that is amazing.. I guess it is definitely great to try out the different types of local delights. wahahaha...
The food of a place tells a lot about a city... and its culture.. In Malaysia, the first thing to always check out is the toilets. See if they are clean or not. It reflects on their food.
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Your noodles look delicious.
Hi hi... Thank you... Very much.. have a great day.. 😁😁😁
Wow its si delicious! Yum yum
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