DaLight Food Court @King Centre

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Haven't got any clue where to had your lunch in Chinese style in a more cost saving way? Well, if you nearby at King Centre, you can try out this stall. I believe this stall is quite new as I had never seen them before (which is maybe 1 year ago, lol).

Kuching has a lot of places where we could fill our stomach. There's no worry of hunger as long you have some cash in your wallet. I can't remember the last time I went here but before this, this stall doesn't exist.


From the way that the stall owner speaks and answer my broken Mandarin questions, it is obvious that she came from China. My dad use to nag me as I have problem choosing where to order my food. Anyway, there's a lot of choices at this stall. I guess they know that not all Malaysian speaks Mandarin, therefore, the picture makes it easier for customer to order their food.

I totally forgotten the name of this food. The taste ... superb! My dad order 'malak noodle'. Well, I forgot to snap the noodles once my food arrived.


For side order, I pampered myself with my longtime favourite - salad 'you cha kueh'......

Comments

Anonymous said…
No, why food is shown. I am hungry.
2:49 PM
Dav DiDi said…
Hobo, haha, that's the whole plan of it ... to make my reader hungry :)
3:24 PM
Dav DiDi said…
Hobo, haha, that's the whole plan of it ... to make my reader hungry :)
3:24 PM
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