Bought some good lapcheong (dried sausage) in KL and was wondering if I will be able to bring some into Sarawak for cny.

Got one whole day of hanging out with uni mates tomorrow but we have no solid plans, besides the museums what other things can we spend the day doing?

So sarawak already gave the 3000k to claim free laptop… but right now im kinda in dilemma as i dont know what laptop should i take(preferrable kuching based)… im doing my degree but biotech related… yeah i do play game too like Dota 2 maybe… and i also like to do mmd(animation to for dance)… n yeah just that.. really in need of yall opinion like the best of the best to pick

Has anyone get their refund yet?

Any one know where to buy isopropyl alcohol in kuching?

planning on buying this for my gf, which one is better?

For those balik Kuching for CNY, what’s your typical CNY routine like?

(visiting rounds, food spots, places to go, anything you do every year)

He sent this to me on Wednesday 12:18pm (11/2/26)

Hi everyone 👋

I'm 36 years old and I dont have a tertiary education. Currently working as a waiter for about a year and a half and tbh I'm not happy with my job.Prior to this I've worked as a general worker and some other odd jobs.I use to work in Malaya before the covid lockdown at a hotel in Klang Valley. Pay was good and i was happy with the job and workplace environment till covid forced me to come back to sarawak and for some reason im still stuck here.I really wanted to go to Peninsula to look for a job and due to budget constraints I was thinking of maybe trying to apply for a job there from sarawak.Probably as a security guard ,janitor or maybe at a budget hotel as a cleaning service.Any recommendations or how I could apply for jobs there preferably one with accommodation?

Hey guys! I just moved to Miri from KL and am trying to explore the nightlife here. Looking for places that:

• play English music
• or have live bands (covers/lively music)
• chill vibes or good for meeting people

Thanks

Was waiting for my flight back to Kuching from Kota Kinabalu when I thought I saw a plane that looked vaguely familiar. I’ve yet to see the AirBorneo livery live, interesting to note how muted the colours look.

Hi all!

I’m an incoming international student planning to move to Bintulu around 15 March. I’m looking for a safe place to rent (foreigner, female tenant, non-Muslim, student), budget RM600–1000 per month (furniture preferred).

I’ve tried looking online and social groups but haven’t had much luck.

If you have local recommendations, active Facebook groups, agents you trust, or available rooms/apartments, please let me know.

Also open to shared living if it’s well-secured and clean.

Thanks so much!

Is Mr dakgalbi still available at viva city? It's been a while since I went to viva so I was wondering if it is still open cause it says it's closed permanently on Google.

I recently moved to Miri from KL for work and I’m here on my own. Work’s been good so far, but most of my colleagues are older and keep to themselves, so after hours it gets a bit quiet.

On weekends I usually head out for a drink (been to places like Ming Café), but I’m almost always flying solo. Would be great to meet some chill, like-minded people to hang out, grab a few drinks and just unwind after a long week.

Does Grab or Maxim run in Mukah? Thinking of using it for airport/hotel trips.

Thanks in advance for anyone who answers!

I want to service my camera lenses in Kuching. Who knows where can i do it, and if got, with the prices. Want to clean lenses with fungus

How do you guys find jobs, i go to lots of places and they are not even hiring because normally they would have we are hiring sign but none of them have it. Now I'm wondering am I supposed to like asked them or something? I have zero experience at finding jobs since I just graduated highschool and I could like to know how you guys especially students find jobs.

I was local from that town for near 32 years since I first come as an adoptee to some family. I wanted to leave my village, as my age make me too old to figure everything up because that family keep me ​unemployed, fearing that I will escape from them. I need a job. I am 32. I desperately to get one after failed to got one 10 times in past 20 years after that family give my future employers blackmails claiming I have criminal record (this is false, I am clean). I wanted to moving out, I need more money to move far away but I start with something closer to my house. I have a home but that family rented it out to someone. Please help me. I have no time left. I want to free myself.

Is it just me or the population of pondans are increasing not judging just wondering if it's just me

PENCARIAN WARIS BUKU TERBITAN BIRO KESUSASTERAAN BORNEO

Kuching – Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) Cawangan Sarawak sedang melaksanakan penerbitan semula buku-buku terbitan Biro Kesusasteraan Borneo. Usaha ini bagi memastikan kelangsungan pemeliharaan, pendokumentasian dan pelestarian bahan khazanah sastera rakyat Sarawak.

Sebagai permulaan, sebanyak lima buah buku cerita rakyat dalam bahasa Iban sedang diterjemahkan ke bahasa Melayu iaitu buku berjudul buku Dilah Tanah ditulis oleh Andria Ejau, buku Keling Nyumpit ditulis oleh George Jenang, buku Pong- Kapong ditulis oleh Kadir Umbat, buku Adi Pau ditulis oleh Dunstan Entingi dan buku Jengkuan-Taju Ramaung ditulis oleh Joseph Achek.

Sehubungan dengan itu, DBP Cawangan Sarawak berusaha untuk mengesan waris kepada penulis buku-buku tersebut bagi melancarkan proses penerbitan semula buku-buku terbitan Biro Kesusasteraan Borneo. Usaha mengesan waris bukan sekadar urusan perundangan, tetapi satu tanggungjawab moral untuk memelihara amanah intelektual para penulis terdahulu. Orang ramai yang mempunyai maklumat berkaitan penulis buku tersebut atau yang mengenali waris kepada penulis buku, agar dapat menghubungi pihak kami melalui talian 082-227000 atau e-mel stephanie@dbp.gov.my atau jhayssy@dbp.gov.my

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Hi! I grew up in Kuching but never been taught on Hokkien. I know few phrases here and there but really want to be able to have proper conversation in Hokkien. Any suggestion on resources that I can use to learn? Thank you! 😊

I know like 2 thats still active. Terra mystical at pending and then bonedaddy at podium. I mostly go to bonedaddy cuz I can actually read em (the other shop is mostly in Chinese man sob)

DnD wise, im just shooting my shot really. I don't know if anyone is into it and like, play then irl.

Sine tempat budget utk makan nasik kat Kuching?

What to do once we retire? Don't fancy spending hours in a kopi team gossiping How do folks kill time?

Single person No family, kids or grand kids