Kuching - It is generally safe to walk at night in Kuching. As tomorrow is the start of the Muslim holiday - there as an air of festivities along the Waterfront. Fireworks and water show along the promenade and crowds gathered around to watch.
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| Water and light show |
Kuching Waterfront, spread across 900 metres along the southern bank of Sarawak River, is the most iconic place in Kuching. The waterfront is lined with hotels, restaurants, souvenir shops, entertainment areas and various historically significant buildings making it one of the most popular attractions
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| Along the Waterfront |
I walked into Plaza Medeka Mall and it was crowded. Sat down at a Soya Bean stall for a cold desert.
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| Soya Bean stall |
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| Takeaway |
As the stall is closing, they were only allowed to serve takeaways but you are able to sit down and have this desert. This silky Soya Bean was filled to the brim and had 3 different toppings of my choosing - red bean, tapioca and grass jelly. On the right is Soya bean water which I poured into the Soya bean. On the right is Gula Apong (Nipah Palm sugar).
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