Going into the hawker centre is bait bewildering as there is a wide variety of stalls selling all kinds of food. The stall owners are also really keen for you to patronize their stalls. The 'kong pia' is not bad but be prepared to wait if it is busy. The same stall also sells decent rojak. Can also try all... More

love the food here. So delicious. The service is OK but need improvement. I will suggest kolo mee, laksa :) there are many more food that are nice there. THe price is resonable and many choices offered based on your likings :)

The food is yummy and the stalls are clean and the view is wonderful not to mention value for money. We ate there every night then went for a stroll along the river, very pleasant.

Located along Jalan Stephen Yong (new shoplots), in a coffeeshop named Fu Lin Cafe (next door to Big Cat cafe). A kind friend drove us there for lunch today after our tour. Although, the outlet is a bit out of town but the varieties are mouth watering. Food are tasty and reasonably priced. The place was clean and customer service... More

Kenyalang Park wet market (top floor hawker centre) - some stalls open from as early as 4am for insomniacs and those visitng Kuching prior to Chinese New Year (next one is Feb 10, 2013 - so plan to sample kolo mee, fried taugeh kuay teow, laksa, chicken rice, mee jawa for breakfast). Open for BREAKFAST only till 9am or so.... More

The Chinese food is so cheap!! I love Mee Goreng but finally tried Kuih Teow which varies from 3RM to perhaps 8RM depending on where you eat it. Don't do chooks' feet and usually stick to seafood but the pork noodles were yummy as the chicken and local vegies. Am getting hungry thinking about them!!

Had our two best meals at restaurant/stall #25. Most of the seafood is still living so it's amazingly fresh. They will prepare it anyway you want and it's so inexpensive. Find someone who speaks a reasonable amount of English to have all of your questions answered. Grab a table before you order as it can get very crowded (they take... More

We felt we had to at least give it a go. Walked across from our hotel (Hilton) as there were a few right across the street. Food was pretty average but a great experience nonetheless if you want to experience how the locals eat.

We were recommended here by the owner of our hostel, and the food was fantastic - we had several fish dishes and frogs legs. The only problem was we did not realise how much we ordered. When you order some fish - you get the WHOLE fish. Which is enough for about 3-4 people! We spent loads here as we... More