What are these?
Buns. Why are they yellow? The filling inside is yellow.
Salted egg custard buns. The best custard buns are those with quasi solid fillings.
LAO YANG CAFE
Huge open air spaces, lots of car park. Tip for finding an affordable eatery here in Miri city. Go for those non air-conditioned shops where prices are usually less.
Dim Sum - popular breakfast choice
Smart tactics to display Dim Sum in a clear food warmer. Imagine your walking in hungry, "OH! boy, my stomach tells me something!"
Then there they are Dim Sum. Just like snacks on display.
PLANTS
Lot of plants displayed in the middle of the cafe on racks. The ceiling here are high, better heat dissipation. I've been to shops with low ceilings and stalls along the wall and tables next to them. You feel as though your in a sauna room.
My wife and our very long table
This is one long table. The space between one table to another is about a couple of metres apart to curb Covid.
More plants
Racks with plants. Fresh air. There have been instances where while I was in an air conditioned room, I could hear what the next table's conversation was which is sometimes pretty annoying. In an open air place, the sound vibrates everywhere reducing any amplification of sound. Terrific.
Different stalls
In Miri, most of the time, families come here to eat together for breakfast. Friends meeting up, couple dating and etc.
High ceilings
Making it more spacious which is one my favourite features of any cafes, restaurants.
Our drinks
Tea with Milk and sugarless Coffee with milk
If the coffee had sugar, here it is usually a couple of tablespoons. Not a good idea on a long term. Initially, when I started off drinking coffee without sugar a couple of years ago, it was a bit tough. But after a couple of years, I just got the hang of it.
Siomai / Meat wrapped in Wonton skin
A very popular chinese dumpling. The difference between a meatball and a siomai is that meatballs usually have its meat minced to small little bits. For the Siomai, the meat is usually diced using a knife and marinated. It is chewy....
My wife enjoying her food
We did not order a lot. Just enough to get some fuel in the body. Enough to keep the engine running.
Salted egg filled custard buns
One of my favourite buns. Not easy to find in the city. Only available at places that sell Dim Sum.
The inside
They over steamed the buns. The properly steamed custard bun would be quasi solid where when your pressing on the buns, you can't press it too hard and it will make a mess on your hands as you take a bite. The yellowish cream flows uncontrollably down the fingers.
FRIED YAM WITH MEAT
Crispy fried yam, marinated meat in the middle
Crunchy on the outside. Juicy and chewy on the inside.
Eating Dim Sum feels a bit like eating desserts.
Macro shot of the plant
While chewing food, I took my phone and decided to snap some macro photos.
Another view of the cafe. Clean. and we were about to leave.
10 a.m - most of the tables have emptied out.
ECONOMY RICE
While I was walking out, I took a picture of their Economy rice section. Lot of choices to choose from. One plate cost around RM 6.50 / USD 1.60
Parking Lot
Like a showroom. Free parking. We were heading off.
Great place and you've improved, great @luueetang
Hi hi.. Decy.. thank you very much.. still a lot to learn from you.. =) wahaha.. thanks for the compliment.. have a good day...
You're welcome, no, i mean it, you're improved, i like the way you explained briefly in this article, congrats :) keep it up. Have a nice weekend
Hehehe thank you very much.. if anything needs improvement do let me know.. 😁 have a great day.
You're welcome :) thanks & you too
I have only ever been to Malaysia/Singapore on few weeks trip, but the food court system in these countries needs to be repeated all over the world. I have seen food courts all over the world, and while there may be certain similarities, there is never the variety, the history, the soul, and the design like in Malaysia/Singapore.
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