Things to do in Bintulu
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Ban Kee Café
Run, don’t walk, to this brilliant indoor-outdoor Chinese seafood specialist. It doesn’t look like much, but the food is so good that you’ll consider staying in town for a second night just so you can eat here again. Try the butter prawns or the baby kailan (a Chinese vegetable similar to baby bak choi). The food is fresh as can be.
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Restoran P.J. Corner
This friendly Malay place serves good fresh fruit juice, rotis, nasi campur and a nice plate of mee goreng. It's on the eastern end of Jln Abang Galau, roughly opposite the Regency Plaza Hotel.
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Night Market
Every evening, a busy night market sets up in a lot off a backstreet between the old airport and Jln Abang Galau. It’s a good place to snack track for Malay dishes and fresh fruit.
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Popular Corner Food Centre
A gaudy restaurant and seafood centre draped in twinkling lights and neon at the northern end of town. The Hong Kong-style prawns are expensive but tasty. Overall, however, we prefer Ban Kee.
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Chef
No chocolate salty balls here: this drool-inducing bakery-cafe can satisfy most sweet and savoury cravings, from local cakes and pastries to a good rendition of tiramisu (RM4.50).
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New Millenium Food & Drinks Centre
This kedai kopi is a good spot for breakfast as they serve toast and eggs here in addition to the usual Chinese rice and noodle dishes, as well as decent coffee and tea.
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Tua Pek Kong
In the centre of town overlooking the river, you'll find Tua Pek Kong, a colourful Chinese temple, about a block away from the Bintulu Market.
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King Hua Café & Restaurant
Next door to the Ban Kee Café, this is a similar, if slightly less appealing Chinese seafood place. There's an English menu.
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Tanjung Batu Beach
If you want a break from the city, hire a taxi (about around RM10) for the 10km trip to Tanjung Batu Beach.
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Pasar Utama
There are several food stalls on the upper floor of the Pasar Utama.
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Tamu Bintulu
The stalls at Tamu Bintulu sells fresh fruit and jungle produce.
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Waterfront
Has several busy markets.
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Night Market
Every evening, a busy night market sets up in a lot off a backstreet between the old airport and Jln Abang Galau. It’s a good place to snack track for Malay dishes and fresh fruit.
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Pasar Utama
There are several food stalls on the upper floor of the Pasar Utama.
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