Entertainment in Malaysian Borneo – Sarawak
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Soho
This is arguably the hippest bar in the centre – even the name oozes London cool. Local Gossip Girl -esque youngsters hobnob to grind-worthy play lists of jazz, dance and latin beats. The atmosphere starts out relaxed but can definitely build up some heat under the red lights as the night draws on!
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Mojo
Wander through to the back of the Denise wine shop and you may think you’ve entered another world – this is a cocktail lounge every bit as fashionable as you might find in KL or Singapore, with a giggly young crowd trying to live up to the style.
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Pelita Commercial Centre
Those keen on a pub crawl might consider catching a taxi to this warren of small bar-lined streets 3km north of the centre. Anyone with an aversion to disco glitterballs, karaoke and expats need not apply for the experience.
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Jambu
Jambu? Crookshank? The names in Kuching are pretty weird, but this local fave in a blazing pink bungalow is a hip spot to sling back a few designer cocktails with friends. Closed on Mondays.
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Cottage
Fitted out along the lines of an English pub (albeit one with no walls), proceedings start gently here with lunchtime and evening meals, leading into live music six nights a week.
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Wheels Bistro Café
This slightly dingy bistro-pub often has live music and is a favourite hang-out for Miri’s expat community.
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Grappa
A chilled-out spot with a long wooden bar under a sky of disco balls.
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Pelita Commercial Centre
Those keen on a pub crawl might consider catching a taxi to this warren of small bar-lined streets 3km north of the centre. Anyone with an aversion to disco glitterballs, karaoke and expats need not apply for the experience.
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