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Sing Kwong

on July 11, 2011

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A small size supermarket cum departmental store near to Kemena Commercial Centre.

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The Chef Bakery Bintulu

This was the yummiest pineapple tart ever! Made by The CHEF bakery. Look at those generous thick jam insert. The thin crust was crispy and fresh. RM6.90 a pack. I bought two and they go down very fast. :) They three few branches. The oldest and original shop is found in Bintulu Town itself. One in Parkcity Commercial Square and the other at As saykirin Commercial Square

Century Inn Bintulu

The picture above shows the older inn and the one below is the new inn. Both inn are located in Assyakirin Commercial Square but blocks away. Below is an Aeriel map of Assaykirin and Medan Jaya. I still think if you want to walk from the bus station to the Inn with heavy luggage is a no-no. Next to the bus station is another blue roof top which is Farley Supermarket.

Tapak Niaga Bintulu: A Morning Market with a Difference

Exploring the Vibrant Essence of Bintulu Morning Market If you are looking for a place to buy fresh produce, local delicacies, and handicrafts in Bintulu, you might want to check out the tapak niaga Bintulu. This is a morning market that opens every day near the old airport, offering a variety of goods and services to the locals and visitors alike. The tapak niaga Bintulu is a Malay term that means business site or trading spot. It usually refers to a place where vendors can sell their goods or services, such as a market, a bazaar, or a fair. This market opens as early as 6:00am and ends by 8:30am. It is best to get there early if you want to grab the best bargain. Yes, this is also the best place to practice your bargaining skills. A Feast for the Senses Upon entering the market, visitors are met with a striking sight: rows of blue canopy stalls and makeshift setups, some with car boots open, proudly showcasing a diverse selection of fresh produce - fruits, vegetables, and seafood pro...

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