Sunday Market

The Sunday Market, which actually starts on Saturday afternoon, is held at Jln Satok. The best time to go is Saturday night or early Sunday morning.



This is my lunch laksa (MYR4.50)



Fishball noodle (MYR3)



On the way walking to the sunday market.



Musuem

I was looking around and wondering any special things to buy there?

The chilli are easily get from the sunday market because spicy food is normal for locals.

The local like to eat....

The local vegetable which is available in Sarawak.

Jalan Carpenter, parallel to Main Bazaar, has a similar selection of small traders and coffee shops, as well as food stalls and two small Chinese temples. The whole area oozes charm and character. Off Leboh China (Upper China St.) there is a row of perfectly preserved 19th century Chinese houses.

The night view of the street during the mid-autumn festive.

Mid-Autumn Festival