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After tasting the beginning of climbing the Mount Kinabalu , we went to eat the famous Sabah pork noodle (sheng rou mian / 生肉面) at Kedai Kopi Jia Siang (家香生肉面) in Kota Kinabalu.  Kedai Kopi is translated as Coffee Shop in English.  The ride in our tourist van took two hours and most of us slept during the journey.  This is our second nice food in our Sabah Trip.  The first nice food is the fish meat mee hoon in tomato soup .  Until today we are still dreaming about the tasty soup and the fresh fish. The big and bright business plate for Kedai Kopi Jia Siang (家香生肉面).  This shop looks quite new and clean. Look at the poster.  The pork noodle has been around since January 1909 at Jesselton and this Kedai Kopi Jia Siang is around since 1997.  Long time business equal to nice food? The view of the open kitchen for you to watch how they prepare the pork noodle and other food.  Spot the bottles of chili sauce?  Saw this same sauce at many ...

After playing with goats and cows at the  Desa Cattle Dairy Farm, Kundasang , we visited the Kinabalu Park nearby.  The weather here is still cold like Genting Highlands so keep wearing your jacket.  This park is the entry point and also the ending point for climbing the mighty Mount Kinabalu which has the height of 4,101 meters.  But we are not here to climb the Mount K.  Kinabalu Park is actually one of the first national parks in Malaysia and it is very important biological sites with many species of flora and fauna. Here is a short video of our climbing in the Kinabalu Park: The entry to the Kinabalu Park.  Selamat Mendaki, translated as Have a safe climbing. Some rules for you to follow when you are in the park.  And also you can see the records for the Mount Kinabalu International Climbathon , which is a race up going half way up Mt. Kinabalu and then down to Mesilau Nature Resort before ending at Kundasang town. Here is a closer look on th...

Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Cafe is one of the new shop opened recently in The School, Jaya One. With the tag-line of Have a Fluffy Day , Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Cafe sells many kinds of buns, breads and cakes. You can enjoy them with freshly brewed coffee or tea. If you feel hungry, you can also order their simple hot meals or sandwiches. Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Cafe also offer children classes for learning cookies and cakes baking and also decoration. You may also contact them for private parties and say goodbye to you stress and mess in holding kids' party. We went to Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Cafe's during its' soft launch on 1st April 2014.  On that day, all the buns are RM 1 each and other items are 50% off except drinks and the RM 1 bun.  You can also get a free 6 inches cake if your birthday falls on 1st April.  At first a bit worried it is an April Fool prank but we did get to enjoy the RM 1 buns and 50% meals that day. Fuwa Fuwa Bakery Cafe consists of two shop lots in The School.  One shop...