CHICKEN WING
Chicken wing has become one of the icon food at KK these few years. It
all started by a little chicken wing stall at Beverly Hills.
Ngiu
chap is a noodle dish made of beef slices and innards which have been
slow-cooked with various Chinese herbs and spices. This tender, juicy
and flavourful dish is served with either rice vermicelli, yellow
noodles or flat noodles. - See more at:
http://www.asiarooms.com/en/community/guest-articles/sabah-top-10-food/#sthash.fqfCSpYZ.dpuf
Ngiu
chap is a noodle dish made of beef slices and innards which have been
slow-cooked with various Chinese herbs and spices. This tender, juicy
and flavourful dish is served with either rice vermicelli, yellow
noodles or flat noodles. - See more at:
http://www.asiarooms.com/en/community/guest-articles/sabah-top-10-food/#sthash.fqfCSpYZ.dpuf
COCONUT PUDDING
Coconut pudding is another
specialty of Sabah. The pudding is served in a unique way: it is served
in a coconut shell with the flesh of the coconut. The dish is delectable
and since coconut has a cooling effect on the body, it will help cool
your body in the heat during the day.
Ngiu
chap is a noodle dish made of beef slices and innards which have been
slow-cooked with various Chinese herbs and spices. This tender, juicy
and flavourful dish is served with either rice vermicelli, yellow
noodles or flat noodles. - See more at:
http://www.asiarooms.com/en/community/guest-articles/sabah-top-10-food/#sthash.fqfCSpYZ.dp
IKAN PANGGANG
The dish is made of grilled
stingray and cooked on a banana leaf. It is truly amazing and it is
served with sambal and fresh lime juice.
DAMAI ROTI KAWEN
This dish was initially made at a
kopitiam (coffee shop) called Foo Yuen. The bread melts as it goes into
your mouth. The locals often have this with Teh Tehrik which is hot tea
made from black tea leaves, evaporated milk and condensed milk.
SEAFOOD
Lat zi hai (crab prepared in hot & spicy
sauce), rich and crispy butter prawns, kam heong la la (stir-fried
fragrant clams) and crunchy sayur manis (local ferns, or as locally
known, "Sabah vegetable") cooked with belacan (prawn paste).
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