Nonsom, known as Bosou or Tonsom in the native language, represents a cherished culinary tradition among the Kadazan-Dusun people, Sabah's largest indigenous group. Created as a means to preserve food,…
Gong Pia, known by various names such as 'Kompia', 'Kompyang', or simply 'Foochow Bagel', has its roots deeply embedded in the Chinese immigrant community of Sarawak. Brought over by immigrants…
Nestled deep within the lush rainforests of Borneo, an exotic delicacy has been a staple in the diets of local Sarawakians for generations. Midin, a wild fern that thrives in…
From the lush greenery of Sarawak emerges an age-old elixir that has captivated the senses of many – Tuak. This traditional rice wine, made from glutinous rice, is a beloved…
Venturing into the culinary heart of Southeast Asia requires more than a willing palate; it demands a spirit ready to embark on an odyssey of flavours, traditions, and stories. Among…
In the heart of Malaysia's eastern state of Sabah lies a culinary treasure, a dish that embodies the indigenous people's rich cultural heritage and traditions. Linopot, the traditional leaf-wrapped rice…
Bebola Ubi Keledek, or Sweet Potato Balls, is a beloved snack in Malaysia. Made primarily from sweet potatoes, this dish is a testament to the rich culinary heritage of Malaysia,…