Tien Tien Food Court is spacious and airy with about 20 food stalls selling various types of local food from kolo mee, laksa, chicken rice, fast food to popiah etc. and of course, crisp and soft Bee J You Tiao.
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| Bee J crisp & soft you tiao |
Bee J（必佳）serves many delightful you tiao [油条](you cha kueh, chinese cruller, fried bread stick, etc). You Tiao is such a versatile snack that whether it is eaten plain, filled with Bee J homemade Special Kaya, mayonnaise, chicken floss, peanut butter, chicken sausage, dip into coffee or soya milk and eaten along with porridge, bak kut teh or laksa. You'd never get enough of this golden brown sumptuous snack, especially when it is come from Bee J!! 必佳大油条香脆可口，外脆内软 老少皆宜，叫人欲罢不能！
Friday, 2 December 2011
Bee J You Tiao new stall at Tien Tien Food Court (天天美食中心) to serve you better
Tien Tien Food Court is spacious and airy with about 20 food stalls selling various types of local food from kolo mee, laksa, chicken rice, fast food to popiah etc. and of course, crisp and soft Bee J You Tiao.
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Kuching Food, yummy!!
Kuching is entry point for travelers wanting to explore Sarawak in Borneo. From the peaceful sights of Kuching city to awe of its historical museums, there are plenty of things for the whole family to see, do and eat.
Boasted as one of the cleanest cities in Asia, Kuching has just the right amount of tourism. The food in Kuching is excellent, while prices are yet to be inflated by the tourist masses.
Kuching is filled with interesting places to eat that fit all budgets. From luxurious, open-air bistros on the waterfront to steamy food courts serving delicious you tiao, laksa and kolo mee, you will want to try them all.
Saturday, 3 September 2011
Sunday, 31 July 2011
Kuching Festival Food Fair 2011 IS HERE！ 古晋美食节开锣咯！
Food and fun for everyone at Kuching Festival Fair 2011
30/7/2011 - 21/8/2011
There are more than 140 stalls at the Food Fair with fusion of international and local food, all at affordable hawker prices.
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| Bee J You Tiao (you cha kueh)'s first day at Kuching Festival Food Fair 必佳油条粉墨登场 |
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| 3 other you cha kueh stalls |
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| Bee J welcomes competitor but definitely not this you cha kueh stall who conveniently downloaded Bee J's photo from Bee J's webpage for commerical use without any permission |
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| Please come and support Bee J You Cha Kueh |
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| Bee J You Cha Kueh - you must not miss it!! |
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Kuching food fair, not only a place you will be fed with great varieties of food, entertained, and schmoozed it is also a place where you can spend quality time with your family and even have the opportunity to bump into someone you have not met for quite some time |
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| Bee J stall is the fifth on the right from the main entrance |
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| Fresh dough, cut, fry and sell on the spot |
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| This stall imports otak-otak (a classic Nyonya dish. made with fish fillets, spices & herbs) directly from Muar. The stall is simple but it has a lot of repeated customers. |
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Sounds like coffin but meaning success and wealth 这个摊位好会搞噱头噢！招牌文字创意：100 分 |
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| Very attractive nyonya stall |
Friday, 29 July 2011
Kuching Festival Food & Trade Fair 2011
The 3 weeks long Kuching Food Fair is here again. This is the first time Bee J You Cha Kueh participates in the Food Fair. Please do come and support us.
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Rain or shine, Bee J will be there!
See you there!
Saturday, 23 July 2011
He quits journalism to sell you tiao
He quits journalism to sell you tiao
by Eve Sonary Heng. Posted on July 17, 2011, Sunday
WRITERS wield great power with the pen which is said to be mightier than the sword but a former newspaperman has happily swapped that power for frying sticks of dough in a wok and is taking the challenges posed in his stride.
MOVING FORWARD: Poh (left) now has more workers to help him run his you tiao business.
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