Two weeks in Kuala Terengganu was really enjoyable. I visited a lot of interesting places and met lots of wonderful people. I also had the chances to sample a lot of Terengganu foods.
Pak Chik Changgeh mentioned about a restaurant in Rusila named Kedai Lempeng that serves ‘ttupak sutong’ everyday (Please refer to ‘TTupak Sutong’). We [...]
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Eating Out: In Kuala Terengganu
Posted in Food, tagged Air Nira, Alam Akademik, Atap Nipah, Bad Service, Budu, Bukit Tok Beng, Cero, Coconut Pancake, Eid, Ice-Cream, Ikang Celuk Ttepong, Ikang singgang, Jalan Kampung Kolam, Keda Atak Nipoh, Kedai Lempeng, keropok lekor, Kuala Terengganu, Kuoh, Lepeng Nyor, Nasi Lemak, Nasi Minyak, Nipah, Primula Hotel, Rojok ceranang, Rojok Kateh, Roti Canai, Rusila, Sekolah Kebangsaan Ladang, Sutong Celuk Ttepung, Terengganu, Ttupak Sutong, Young Coconut Drink on 16/10/2008 | 4 Comments »
Two Weeks In Kuala Terengganu
Posted in Family, Terengganu, Travel, tagged Alam Akademik, Books, Bukit Pak Apil, Bukit Tok Beng, Business, Collection, Customer Service, Eid, Hj. Yaacob bin Abdullah Al-Yunani, keropok lekor, Kuala Terengganu, Maternal Great Grandfather, Pasar Chabang Tiga, Pulau Wan Man, Reader's Digest, Sultan Sulaiman Secondary School, Taman Tamadun Islam, Terengganu, Terengganu Delicacy, Terengganu Folks on 12/10/2008 | 4 Comments »
I was so busy for the last 2 weeks that I can hardly find the time to update my blog. Apart from visiting our relatives and friends, I also visited many interesting places in Kuala Terengganu such as my grandmother’s shop, Alam Akademik (refer to ‘A memory of Kuala Terengganu’), Bukit Pak Apil (refer to [...]
Trengganuspeak (3)
Posted in Trengganuspeak, tagged Ahmad Ali, GUIT, Awang Goneng, Trengganuspeak, kerejong, kherjong, Pok Chang Siput, Kecek-Kecek, kerah khejong, kerah ccokkeng, bitameng, bitaming, sifu, khepok leko, keropok lekor, mum, dad on 11/07/2008 | 1 Comment »
A year ago I would be stunned if somebody were to tell me that I’m going to write on the subject of Trengganuspeak as I know almost nothing about it (please refer to ‘Solo Bolo’). It was Uncle AG’s (Awang Goneng) GUIT (Growing Up In Trengganu) that started my interest to learn Trengganuspeak. Thank you [...]