Ah? Kolo mee is from Kuching? Which group one? Teochew?Originally posted by ^mR.yellow^86:Corrections. Kolo is originated from Kuching, Sarawak also. I dunno about Brunei. It's somewhat similiar to kampua but not the same.
Which part of Sarawak? Sibu? Bintulu? Miri? Kuching? some ulu kampung?Originally posted by ^mR.yellow^86:Yep.![]()
jus last nite my boss use coke to clean the chalk board..Originally posted by rainee:wa...cereal can mix with pepsi one ah?
Not sure. Suppose to be Hokkien, but there's no kolo mee in other places even tho that other places got a lot of Hokkien, right? So I suppose maybe it was after they settle down in Kuching first before they invent kolo mee.Originally posted by alexkusu:Ah? Kolo mee is from Kuching? Which group one? Teochew?
Hakka noodles from Hakka people
Kampua is from Sibu..from the Foochews![]()
Originally from Sibu.Originally posted by alexkusu:Which part of Sarawak? Sibu? Bintulu? Miri? Kuching? some ulu kampung?
Foochew. Rejang Park got so many stall sell kampua...some nice some not nice. last time one very nice but now all the older generation gone already and the younger generation depends on ajinomoto so there's no originality. They don't cook the way i wrote. remember i wrote have to boil the pork bonds in the water for 1 or 2 hours? they skipped that so the mee can be served within only few minutes. But actually the 'soup' can be used for over and over again.Orginally posted by alexkusu:Sibu huh? u foochew? hokkien? heng hua?
I used to eat kampua rejang park thre