It's wantan (yun too) with lausufen (lor su fan). I don't know how to write it in Chinese im so sorry and the parenthesis is I think it's how it's called in cantonese..
oh its fine @awesomianist. I am from Kch, so i think kch people call it kiao and bien nvk for sibu people @denion. it is my all-time-favorite food which I have tried so hard to replicate it myself here in KL but still to no avail haha. So my eyes would stop to see if I spot it elsewhere! :)
Sarawak has at least 50 over languages and dialects spoken in it for such a small population, less than 5 million. That has got to be some achievement!
Bukan bien nvk meh?
It's wantan (yun too) with lausufen (lor su fan). I don't know how to write it in Chinese im so sorry and the parenthesis is I think it's how it's called in cantonese..
oh its fine @awesomianist. I am from Kch, so i think kch people call it kiao and bien nvk for sibu people @denion. it is my all-time-favorite food which I have tried so hard to replicate it myself here in KL but still to no avail haha. So my eyes would stop to see if I spot it elsewhere! :)
Ahh... TIL, wow even a single state calls something with 3 names..
The wonder of Malaysia. oh wait.... Sarawak... hahahaha @awesomianist! :) The wonder of languages, most precisely!
Sarawak has at least 50 over languages and dialects spoken in it for such a small population, less than 5 million. That has got to be some achievement!