'You Cha Kueh' (Deep Fried Dough)
Primary tabs
'You Cha Kueh' (Deep Fried Dough) is a deep-fried dough, a chewy and delicious snack taken with coffee or tea in the mornings or afternoons - requiring skill and expertise in kneading with the right amounts of ingredients to get the right consistency and the deep frying technique to make the perfect 'You Cha Kueh' crispiness and color.
'You Cha Kueh' is usually taken as breakfast just by itself, a chewy and delicious snack taken with coffee or tea, or is also found in 'Kueh Chap' and 'Bak Kut Teh' as an ingredient. 'You Cha Kueh' is found at most morning eatery stalls and markets, usually having its own stall with deep-frier at the front of the coffeeshop. There are several famous sellers around Miri, ask around for most recommended or closest to your area.
#youchakueh
In the 1920s, these were the years when the Miri field began to decline. Exploration was carried out further and further afield. In 1926 an exploratory team had gone as far as Padang Barawa between the Sungai Seria and Sungai Barawa. Not much attention was paid to their findings then, but now with the Miri field declining the old maps and charts were taken out and studied again.
Nowadays the only way in to Miri by plane, and the only way for quick access to Mulu.
Lutong Bridge is the bridge linking Pujut 8 to Lutong across Miri River. This bridge was originally single-lane for each direction, but eventually upgraded in the early 2000s to accommodate for more traffic to double-lane going each direction. There is actually a road that goes beneath this bridge linking to Lutong Baru, effectively making this bridge Miri's very first 'overpass'.
The Krokop Cemeteries consist of a Malay/Muslim cemetery and the Chinese cemetery right along the banks of Miri River. The cemeteries start from the Boang river bridge (connecting Miri River) to Krokop 1 roundabout alongside Miri River.