Not familiar with the road, we eventually reached Sandakan at 8:30 pm,
in time to attend the 19th-Day Feast with the Sandakan's Baha'i Community.
I was so tired and started to experience slight fever with watery eyes,
running nose and was sneezing every now and then.
However, the next morning, I slowly recovered, thanks to the comfy home of Uncle Chok & Flora.
They even brought us for a fantastic heavy breakfast.
Yes, eating seafood, for the first time for breakfast!
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| Wooden houses by the river? So where are we exactly? |
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| So we are going to Restaurant Seafood Sim-Sim 88! |
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| Now I understand why this place is so damn famous! |
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| From the eagle's eyes..... |
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| Low tide......and one could see litle creatures crawling around the wet sand |
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| Huge limes! |
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| small chillies |
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| The lovely flora.....Hibiscus rosa-sinesis |
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| A soothing mood surrounded the coming boat.....nice picture taken by Roy |
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| Noodles with......SEAFOOD! |
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| kueh tiaw with......SEAFOOD! |
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| The very famous century egg dumplings |
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| Can anybody guess where's the squid? |
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| Don't think we would want to eat you, Mr Lobster?!!! Next time lah ahhhh~ |
Thanks so much Uncle Chok & Flora for bringing both of us around Sandakan Town,
where I know where Buli Sim-Sim is now!
We'll be back again!
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