The Borneo Post

Internatio­nal Street Food Fair offers unique culinary experience to visitors

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MIRI: Visitors to the Internatio­nal Street Food Fair held in conjunctio­n with the See Hua Consumer Fair 2018 have discovered a wide range of unique options.

Featuring 42 booths, with participan­ts from Kuala Lumpur, Kuching and Johor Baharu, dishes on offer include Taiwanese, Mainland Chinese, Thai, and Japanese delicacies.

“We bring our food team to every place, you can come to try our vast array of delectable snacks not normally found elsewhere,” said Fantastic Test group leader Vincent Ho.

The new profession­al food team of young entreprene­urs specialise­s mainly in Korean, Thai and Sichuan (China) cuisines.

“We provide a platform for budding young entreprene­urs to start their businesses. Besides, if you want to make your products more famous, you can join us on our Facebook page. Our aim is to train small industry players the ropes of culinary skills and let them grow and be successful one day,” he explained.

Visitors can try Japanese Takoyaki – barbecue lamb on a stick, squid, and mussels, as well as Taiwanese fried oyster.

Korean cheesy chicken, crispy garlic chicken, Thai pork rice, Japanese cheese pie, and homemade dim sum stick are also available.

Mirian entreprene­ur Vinse Ling is leading a group of 14 local vendors, who have travelled to Bintulu, Sibu, and Kuching to promote internatio­nal dishes.

They offer dishes such as Thai pork skewers and Taiwanese barbecue sausages.

Apart from food, there are also stalls selling fruit smoothies made from fresh fruits with no added sugar or artificial flavouring.

The food fair is located just in front of Boulevard Shopping Mall.

 ??  ?? Photo shows some of the food stalls at the fair.
Photo shows some of the food stalls at the fair.
 ??  ?? A vendor grills Thai pork skewers.
A vendor grills Thai pork skewers.

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