KUCHING FOOD TOUR and visit to this city's tourist locations!
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2024
- Today is my last day in Kuching, Sarawak, Borneo! I've had a fantastic time over the past few days exploring this city and on my final day I decide to have breakfast at a local Warung and then have a cheeky second Special Sarawak Laksa breakfast at my favorite foodcourt. I then visit the James Brooke Gallery to learn about the history of Sarawak before visiting The Granary restaurant and a popular cake store. I finish the day with a junk boat cruise on the Sarawak River. Enjoy this final tour of Kuching with me. If you have any questions about my Kuching vlog, please comment below and I will get back to you. Enjoy! #malaysia #kuching #sarawak #borneo #rivercruise #jamesbrooke #laksa #aussie #hussmeister
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Site locations -
📍Kuching City: maps.app.goo.gl/VaFyEYAYYgj2s...
📍Warong Sumiran: maps.app.goo.gl/e4tzaExCZeRKG...
📍India Street Pedestrian Mall: maps.app.goo.gl/ub9YurFN8LsRr...
📍Lau Ya Keng Foodcourt: maps.app.goo.gl/P5a6bJnijBHoc...
📍Sarawak River: maps.app.goo.gl/8LWSDYtsTYG5t...
📍The Brooke Gallery: maps.app.goo.gl/7EsMCWT53KnG9...
📍The Granary: maps.app.goo.gl/FaKJH9B1yD4p6...
📍Mama Su Kek Lapis: maps.app.goo.gl/oNoETvPHqGbCy...
Chapters -
0:00 Introduction
0:32 Eating Babur local breakfast at Warong Sumiran
2:58 India Street Pedestrian Mall
3:27 Lau Ya Keng Foodcourt (Special Sarawak Laksa)
3:58 Crossing the Sarawak River
4:52 Brooke Gallery at Fort Margherita
7:38 Eating lunch at The Granary
8:24 Kek Lapis at Mama Su
9:05 Sarawak River cruise on junk boat
About me - Hi I'm Sam from Melbourne, Australia. I grew tired of working 9-5, packed my bag and started to travel more to see the world. I've always loved traveling, experiencing new cultures and customs and meeting new people! The difference this time is that I have decided to document all of my interactions so when I'm older, I can re-live my memories. Memories are forever. Subscribe to follow me on my travels. If you have any questions about this video please comment below.
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Awesome vlog once again. We will miss Kuching but very much looking forward to Kota Kinabalu 👍🏼
Thankyou for your support. Kuching is a great olace and I will also miss it. Bring on Kota Kinabalu ☺️✌️
1:18 I’ve had Congee before and it looks similar
Yes that’s right. This one is the begetarian option ☺️
I think the kek lapis is a great gift to gift foreigners lol
I love the colors. They do a great job enticing people to eat the cake 😂
I love the birds of paradise. Asian flowers seem more vibrant. Great series Sam! ❤❤❤
Thankyou. Kuching is well decorated with flowers through its streets and the locals take pride in keeping the city green and colorful. ☺️
What a sensational gastronomic and historical ride in this video. You are a credit to your trade and you are just getting better and better with each video. It’s like a good book, I can’t put it down and wait for your next release. Keep up the great work Sam. By the way how do you maintain such an athletic figure with your sweet tooth? 😂😮
Thankyou for your kind words. The key to the slim figure is plenty of sugary goodness to provide the right amount of energy to walk all day…but shhh don’t tell anybody 🤫☺️
Hello from a busy and steamy Kata Beach Phuket 😎- Nice work Sam 👌 one of my fave things is to take a boat down the rivers ( where it is available to do so ) - I’ve been to Kota Kinabalu - I stayed at a place called - Lyankah Syabas - look forward to more soon
Hey mate I hope you are enjoying your trip…nice part of the world up there. I’ll look into where you stayed in KK, Borneo is a great place. Enjoy your holiday and chat soon ✌️
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Simple and real videos coming from very amazing personality
Salaam my friend. Thank you for your kind words. I’m glad you are enjoying the videos. I always aim to show the best of everywhere I visit. There really is alot of nice places in the world. Hopefully I can encourage others to also visit these places and enjoy the experience ☺️ I have alot of exciting videos coming.
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I have been in Malaysia 7 times
I'm so interested in this environment and culture
I wish if you could compare between Indonesia and Malaysia
Also best places to live in Malaysia
I see you are an ambassador in the far East
I'm Eagerly waiting for you new videos ..
@@drislamfathy333Thank you my friend. Your words are very kind and encouraging and I will do my best to bring more great content. 🙂
Hi, if you're Aussie. we in Sarawak and Sabah love you Aussies. So many Aussies and Kiwis fought here in the WW2. You won't get so much love from the West Malaysians. Many Aussies and I think, English came here to fight the Indonesians during the Confrontation. The soldiers conducted themselves well when here. Also so many East Malaysians studied in Australia and NZ universities.
Yes I am Australian ☺️ I did look in to the history of Australian soldiers in Borneo and the it is interesting. In Sabah I went to Australia Place and observed the area that the soldiers camped during WW2. I also saw some Australian universities in Borneo. Great friendship between Australia and the Borneo states 👏🏼
The noodle dish looks good!
Thats the Special Sarawak Laksa…Kuching’s signature dish…not sure how my life will be without it…i hope I can find it in Melbourne ☺️🙏🏽
@@hussmeister haha, I totally know what you mean! My sis & I toured around the world recently and constantly craving foods we had in each country. Tomorrow, we’re driving a little far to try some Vietnamese dishes at “Little Saigon” 🤣 we’lol see how they compare
The Kek Lapis museum was incredible. I was stunned by how many different types there are. That place is definitely worth a visit! 😋👍🏼
Plenty of options for layered cake all over Kuching. The variations are incredible and the locals are sonlroud of their inventions 🍰
Thank you for visiting my city 🥰😊. Thank you for the positive comments too ❤
No problem at all. Thank you to your great city for the awesome memories. I hope to come back one day again and explore more places in Sarawak ☺️
@@hussmeister yeah 😊. There's many more places to explore in Sarawak 😊
@@user-eg2jy2yt2fI look forward to it ❤
that is bubur kacang hijau ( green bean cook with coconut milk )
Hello there friend 👋🏼 it is very tasty ☺️
7:41 this restaurant looks awesome. How much was that meal in Australian dollars?
This meal was no more than about $6 Australian dollars with a drink. Very reasonable price 👍🏼
There are places to eat Sarawak Laksa in Melbourne like "Sarawak Kitchen" (CBD) and "Terry's Kitchen" (Wantirna, better but only on the menu occasionally). They also have Kolo Mee. Might be a few other places but of course the best is still the original in Kuching. Melbourne actually has some very good Malaysian food if you know where to go.
Hey Vincent thanks for letting me know about the great food options in Melbourne. I will definitely look in to it. The Sarawak Kitchen option sounds closer. Thanks for your help 🙏🏽☺️
Notice something peculiar about Kuching CBD?
The eastern part has mostly narrower one-way streets.
IIRC that used to be the business centre of Kuching Town and it's administrative centre.
That is until the Bukit Mata developments shifted it to the hotel precinct and Padungan Road.
Hello there friend. You have raised a very interesting point there. Only now that you have brought this up It all makes sense to me. I recall walking through some of those smaller streets. Great information 🙏🏽☺️
@@hussmeister
You are most welcomed.
Visit the several "colonial" buildings.
(Note that Sarawak wasn't actually a colony of the UK until after the war.
IIRC it became a protectorate of the UK in 1888. Heck, even the USA recognised Sarawak as an independent sovereign state in 1850, before the UK).
The Sarawak Museum (I mean the old one), the Old Court House, Fort Margherita, the Square House, the Round House, the Pavilion, the Post Office, Brooke Dockyard and the Astana.
Hi, Sam! We played football together in KL. I am impressed with the quality of your vlog. Thanks for useful information about Kuching.
Do you think it is a big difference between Kuala Lumpur and Kuching in terms of the weather?
Andrei how are you my friend? 👋🏼 thank you for your kind words. From my experience, the rainy season in Kuching was wetter and the rain lasted longer. I felt like the humidity was abit less in Kuching. Despite the weather I managed to do everything I wanted in four days. I’d love to go back again 🙂 I hope you are well
@@hussmeisteri am doing well, although a little bit nervous. My visa is running out,however I am still struggling to get a job. I will have an interview this Friday with employer from Kuching.
It seems raining season in Kuching isn't that scary as I imagined. (It has twice amount of rainfalls compare to KL annually) Thanks for sharing. I hope to see you again.
How are you, Sam? I wonder what will be the next destination for your journey.😊
@@kuznetsov_andrei stay positive my friend you are smart and a nice person. Kuching is a nice place. It is also an education hub and there is international universities there. They may also have some job opportunities so keep that in mind. I’m in Thailand at the moment. Weather is hot. I still prefer Asia to Australia. It is way too cold in Australia now ☺️
@@hussmeisterThanks, I appreciate your support.
Yeah, I've missed your arrival in KL, now I see.🤦♂️
One of the reasons I am here over one year. I prefer this hot climate everyday than gloom and coldness in Moscow around half a year annually.
Did you visit Bako National Park and Fairy Cave?
Hello there, I only managed to get to the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre due to time and weather constraints. I will have a number of outdoor activity videos coming up from my Kota Kinabalu tour that may interest you ☺️
Nice video. BTW, Nasi Kerabu is from the East Coast state of West Malaysia. It is not native to Sarawak.
Thank you for letting me know 🙏🏽☺️
I had it for the first time at the Food Republic at the basement food court in Pavilion Mall Bukit Bintang KL and I loved it. Went back 3x. Better than nasi lemak.
@@annew.1 Hey there 👋🏼 Malaysian food is very addictive. Always hard to stay away 😊