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Tuesday, 26 March 2013

Dry & Wet Sea Products at Kota Kinabalu

The next morning, we went looking for dry and wet seafood product. Wanna buy and bring home as we were flying home that evening.

Lazy to go roaming in the market so just stop by one shop opposite the Filipino market.

Wah..come down from the car can smell the distinct "scent" of the dried products. 



Dried seahorses...heard there is good as some sort of Chinese medicine. Not sure how to cook  it so didn't buy.

Instead, Mamarazzi bought some scallops, anchovies and dried shrimps. Cheap? Hmm....okay la...slightly cheaper than KL.


Meantime, I grew bored and fever coming back again.

But that didn't stop me from going opposite the road and play a bit.

Aiya...buy what dried product la...just bring home this Big Fish kau tim la...enough to feed me for whole month!

Cannot eat ah? Then can ride also can la.

After playing around, we went back to the hotel to pack and check out. 


That afternoon after lunch , we went to this Fung Seng Seafood Supplier S/B at Inanam Industrial Estate to get some frozen Seafood home.

Kinda hard to find as it's hidden in an industrial area. Finally found it after a few wrong turns.
 


Wow...really amazing. Rows and rows of frozen seafood. If can Papa wanted to borong all home but sure luggage will overweight la.

End up buying some Prawns, Sea cucumber, scallops


and something that looks likes Crabs claws called Pa Chao Lo. Don't know what is that. The girl said can use to make soup or stir fry with vegetable.

Mamarazzi fried already...said taste a bit like "lala".
 

 
The shop also selling all sorts of tea and coffee...including this Kopi Luwak. According to what Mamarazzi know is that this Kopi Luwak is from droppings of a small, cat-like mammal called a civet.

Not cheap leh this coffee. Even though Mamarazzi loves to drink coffee but she didn't buy this. Don't think will dare to drink. 
 

Where was I while they were shopping? I found a "bed" and slept. Was drowsy from the fever and the fever medicine.

Here is the address of the shop if you would wanna get some frozen seafood home :


Lot 7 & 8 Jalan Bakau,
Inanam Industrial Estate,
KM 8, Off Jalan Tuaran,
88300, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

No worry about packing as they will pack nicely for your if you said you are travelling home by plane. 

Anyway, we found another shop selling frozen seafood products at the airport but the variety was noted to be less than here.Not sure about the price.




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47 comments:

  1. wenn26 March 2013 at 00:19

    yea, they usually pack nicely for you.

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  2. mun26 March 2013 at 00:30

    So did Mamarazzi buy enough seafood for a few months? Small Kucing is really keng - feverish but can still play with the giant fish.

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    1. Small Kucing11 April 2013 at 14:25

      nope....cant last a few month....just a week or two only...except for the scallop and haybee :p

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  3. Betsy Banks Adams26 March 2013 at 00:53

    Sorry the little guy was sick. Bless his heart. Hope he is fine today!!!! We have snow here ---and I'd bet he'd love to see some of our snow....

    Sounds like a good trip --and glad you got some seafood to take home.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  4. Anonymous26 March 2013 at 08:31

    Poor thing! Fever also forced to go out kah? Aiyor...one goes out, other stays back in hotel with you lah...take turns.

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    1. Small Kucing11 April 2013 at 14:26

      canot leh...no key...they give one key only

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  5. Somewhere in Singapore26 March 2013 at 08:41

    Wonder the products there will be cheaper than Singapore anot...

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  6. [SK]26 March 2013 at 09:56

    aiyo for sure must borong some dry and wet seafood products back home lah.. but poor small kucing, not feeling well still gotta follow mamarazzi and resorted to sleep on the bench..

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    1. [SK]26 March 2013 at 09:57

      yeah, i know the seahorses are used in chinese medicine.. also dunno how to cook but i heard you can just use them in cooking soup lah, cannot eat one, haha!!

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    2. [SK]26 March 2013 at 09:58

      eih, i like that place opposite the shop lah, a dataran is it?? can have very good view of the sea.. and that fish status is very cute indeed!! hahaha, good lah, at least there was something for small kucing lah..

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    3. [SK]26 March 2013 at 09:59

      hahaha, for sure getting excited looking at those seafood lah.. aiyah, but then not live seafood huh?? how nice if they can help you slaughter them and then immediately get them frozen, packed and then bring back to KL..

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    4. [SK]26 March 2013 at 10:00

      Pa Chao Lo?? never heard of it, does that mean "shy man" in cantonese?? hahaha, the name so cute.. and i also haven't tried that kopi luwak before, i am not a fans of coffee also lah.. but if offer me a cup, i would try lah..

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    5. Small Kucing11 April 2013 at 14:29

      what to do ....coz check out from the hotel mah....on the way to airport jor

      Wonder how the seahorse soup taste like

      ya something like dataran next to the sea....thats why can play there

      think cant do that coz freezeing process takes time

      Errr....dont think dare to drink kopi luwak...if dont know then will drink la...if know then sure wek wek

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  7. Choi Yen26 March 2013 at 11:32

    Oh, I miss the fresh seafood I had everyday when I was at Sabah, eat until nobody want to touch the prawn on the last day , haha LOL

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    1. Small Kucing11 April 2013 at 14:30

      hahahaha.....but this trip we didnt eat much seafood

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  8. Wyson26 March 2013 at 11:45

    That pat chao lo was GEM lah...we eat like no tomorrow whenever we back home...but i nvr know such shop exist, maybe not for locals i guess...we source our seafood from the morning tamu, usually fresh and still ALIVE...

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    1. Small Kucing11 April 2013 at 14:31

      what is that? really never had it before. such shop i think for tourist or big restaurant la. if tourist buy from pasar tamu then not enough time to freeze...so the freeze for use first lo

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  9. Wyson26 March 2013 at 11:46

    That pat chao lo was GEM lah...we eat like no tomorrow whenever we back home...but i nvr know such shop exist, maybe not for locals i guess...we source our seafood from the morning tamu, usually fresh and still ALIVE...

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  10. Reanaclaire26 March 2013 at 13:53

    Not sure what is pat chao lo... never heard of it.. but the sea horse, hoi loong hoi ma is good for cleansing blood in our bodies... last time make porridge during the kids were young.. boil medicine also.. if i m not mistaken.. :)

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    1. Small Kucing11 April 2013 at 14:32

      ooo is it? aiya,...then should have bought some back. not cheap oh ...hundred rm leh

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  11. Yee Ling26 March 2013 at 14:57

    Really lots of seafood and most of them are 'aliens' to me.

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  12. Yannie26 March 2013 at 15:26

    Talking about fever. My younger has fever last night. We were about to go for movie, and we had bought the ticket. So, we just continue the movie trip. When returned home, I fed her medicine, she went to bed straight. Luckily she was ok this morning. phew.....Very worry when kids fever.

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  13. ChrisAu26 March 2013 at 16:28

    wah... so many seafood!

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  14. Blackswan26 March 2013 at 18:18

    I've always wondered what those dried seahorses are for too. Imagine them jumping out after becoming alive again. Hahaha!

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  15. MEcoy26 March 2013 at 21:07

    I never thought sea horses were edible
    haha, i wonder how would that taste

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  16. MEcoy26 March 2013 at 21:07

    well perhaps you should search for some
    reference online first before purchasing that

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  17. MEcoy26 March 2013 at 21:09

    prawns prawns prawns, i was craving for it
    i better suggest that to my mom since
    meat is prohibited during holyweek

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  18. MEcoy26 March 2013 at 21:09

    have a great and god blessed day small kusing
    take care always and happy blogging

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  19. MeRy26 March 2013 at 21:33

    Fever..........it is the most I scared when my kid has fever.
    get well soon..

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  20. lina26 March 2013 at 22:04

    Aiyoh!

    How come Mamarazzi didn't take back that big fish home for you! LOL

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  21. Twilight Man28 March 2013 at 17:26

    Eeeee this Kopi Luwak could attract so many crazy drinkers!!! Not for me! I am a coffee addict but I think it is absurd to drink the droppings. Bluek!!!! bluek! Phoooi.

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  22. Faisal Admar22 April 2013 at 23:19

    hahahah i like luwak coffee!!!

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