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Indai Rajis

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If you are looking for a great Iban home cooked meal, Pinara Sama-Sama is a great place to dine.

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Owned by an Iban lady, and best known as Kedai Indai Rajis in Bintulu, it serves various ethnic Iban food. With her 20 years of experience in Iban-style cooking, Indai Rajis is indeed a place that you need to pay a visit.

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The restaurant spot a simple coffee shop style and Indai Rajis claimed that their barbecue ikan keli is a favourite dish among happy hours patron.

Ethnic Iban dishes

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We hope to see a better interior design of the place in the future which will add the colors to their fantastic ethnic Iban cooking.

Location

To find your way to Indai Rajis, use your Google Map and point to Latitude 3°14’10.61″N and Longitude 113° 5’21.64″E in Bintulu.

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Posted by James Joshua on November 30th, 2009

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Miri needs a better road to the Lambir cemetery

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Below a reply from Talikhidmat Center on the request to upgrade this road.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Your request has been recorded to our TALIKHIDMAT systems and the reference number is as stated below.
Case Number: T-7Y3777

Reported Matter(s) :
“Dear sir,We wish to bring your attention to the condition of the road leading to the various cemeteries in Lambir, Miri.Since the cemetery is being used by the various temple, churches and community in Miri, it is high time the State government allocate fund IMMEDIATELY to upgrade the standard of the road leading to the cemeteries from Kampung Tunku Abdul Rahman to the Dayak Cemetery (located at the furthest end of the cemetery).We hope YB Aidan Wing and YB Ahmad Lai to look into the matter soonest.Thank you.Rgds,James”

Regards,
TALIKHIDMAT Centre
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Thank you for contacting TALIKHIDMAT (Public Service hotline).
Your one stop channel to reach Sarawak State Government.
Tel : 555999 (Applicable throughout Sarawak); Fax : 555888 http://talikhidmat.sarawaknet.com.my ; Email :555999@sarawaknet.gov.my

Click for a larger map below.

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Posted by James Joshua on November 23rd, 2009

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UPDATE: The Taman Tunku/Taman Jelita second link road

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This is another piece of good news that I would like to share with you guys.

My reply:

Good afternoon Mr. Tay,

This is indeed a good news to the residents concerned. We hope the project shall be supported by the State and Federal Government in term of funding to expedite the construction of the road. If the authorities leave the financial part entirely to the developer concerned, it might be a little too slow.

On the contrary, we would appreciate it so much if the City Council could expedite the issuance of Occupation Permits to the new housing areas around Taman Tunku, Taman Jelita and Holiday Park.

On copy to YB Tuan Fadillah, I hope you could bring the matter to the Federal Cabinet for quick funding.

Thank you and have a pleasant week.

JAMES JOSHUA
KETUA PERGERAKAN PEMUDA SPDP BAHAGIAN PIASAU

The email I received from the Miri City Council

—–Original Message—–
From: Tay Boon Pang [mailto:tayspamc@miricouncil.gov.my]
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 2:41 PM
To: Talikhidmat
Cc: Encik James Anak Joshua Guang
Subject: E-Request MCC/022/10/2009 or Talikhidmat T-7WU64Q

Dear Sir,

The above complaint refers.

According to record available in the Council, there will be a second road connecting Taman Tunku, Taman Jelita and the surrounding new residence next to Holiday Park, being part of the housing development undertaken by one private sector, please.

For your necessary information, please.

Sekian, harap maklum dan terima kasih.
Pegawai Perhubungan Awam, MBM.

Posted by James Joshua on November 18th, 2009

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Ling Garden’s Bah Kut Teh

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Tired of eating the same food in Miri? Maybe you should try the bah kut teh at Ling Garden’s coffee shop located near the Krokop Wet Market at Krokop Lorong 10. The bah kut teh is prepared and serve by an elderly Chinese man. By the age, he must be an expert in bah kut teh (you think so? Check out and try larr!)

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Ohh.. just a reminder; if you are in a hurry, please don’t stress yourself to dine here. It’s an old man preparing your meal, ok! After a while of waiting (errr.. I finished my steamed chicken rice before the bah kut teh finally arrived), the rice finally came.

The rice is served with deep fried pork fat.  Aiyaa.. never mind the diet, good things are really fatty one.. heheheee.. So, if you are into those slim shape, go and tapau your meal from home.

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The bah kut teh is served with a combination of pork rib,  the small little toes, sweet intestine, a little three-layer meat, dried bean curd and mushroom, green veggie and a little of pork ear.

No need to ask me how it taste, otherwise, I won’t post it here.. here! And, after 10 mins of nyam nyam..

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Gone in 10 mins! My late grandpa always remind me, never waste your food because God have given you what you need today.

And, if you are not happy about this post, go and try it yourself.. (what? How much?… Ohh.. it’s RM7 per serving). Here is a map for your navigation guide.

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No, no.. the Chinese man did not pay me to write this ** smile **

Posted by James Joshua on November 18th, 2009

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Datuk Manyin, what Miri tram?

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It was not recently but probably last year. But, it never took to the streets of Miri and that is probably why it is doing well (according to the person who reported it to the Minister) LOL…. because it never run!

Who feed this info to the minister and it was mentioned in the DUN? Or correct me.. what was the schedule like?

Posted by James Joshua on November 17th, 2009

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