But don’t take their word. Go and try it for yourself. Doesn’t matter if it’s for breakfast, lunch or dinner. I can also attest that it is quite good.
Start with a bowl of rice. Top it with curry chicken, some different kinds of pork and add more sauce.
Use a spoon to eat it and be sure to get all of the sauce. When you are done, lick the plate if you want. It’s ok. Everyone who eats here will understand.
Enjoy
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5 Replies to Terokai Pilihan Breakfast Terbaik di Miri
Jaka
One of the local favourite place for breakfast.
The kolo mee noodle is of the flat finer type rather than round cross-section ones. Taste is amongst the better ones. The cut chilli comes with soy sauce, which becomes a double whammy when paired with salty noodle. I prefer cut chilli marinated in vinegar to balance the oily texture of the noodle.
Their wanton is really the star here. Thin and soft skin with ample filing. Not too porky in taste. Just nice.
The kueh teow was flooded in oil, enriched with pork sausage and luncheon meat that made it even more oily.
Didn’t try the red wine mee suah myself. Heard it is good. Also heard the fish soup was good.
The toast are the thick version and looked great with cheese topping. Satisfying.
Food is not bad, as many open before 7am in this area
Great stir fry noodles/ kueh tiaw and kolok mee stalls. Must try!
You need to be an early bird to taste the good food! Plenty of selection with the local taste. Tested the Kueh Chap, the kueh texture not silky but the meats with pork intestines & other parts are tender
Non-halal
Kolomee here tasted okay but wouldn’t take the crown. Small portion, curly noodle type, simple average topping.
Coffee was just average, no table service and ordering a drink was a nightmare if you are dining-in alone.
You see, you need to queue at the drinks counter to order a drink while leaving your seat empty. Just pray that your seat is still available when coming back from the queue. I do not know why the owner insistef on such a system, to me not ideal.
I would only go there once a blue moon.