Comments on: First the Political Tsunami, now the East Coast Monsoon?

By: cs

cs — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 08:27:42 +0000

Hi,
there is a chinese old man, always sitting on a bench at the junction, just beside car workshop. he is one of the earliest settler in Pulau Kambing. He is already the fourth or maybe fifth generation of “Ahmad Ismail’s – pendatang”. So….we were here first compare to khir toyo. Ask people in KT, where is Pulau Kambing. everyone from KT knows this place.

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By: cs

cs — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 08:21:04 +0000

best place for keropok lekor. lorong 5 jalan pulau kambing…bereh boh

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By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 07:29:24 +0000

Dear Readers,

I am trying to reach RPK and PAS leadership through various means, indirectly, because I don’t have their contact numbers. Those have their numbers, please convey this message.

I am from Kedah, voted for Pakatan in the recent GE. One of the issues that BN is telling Chinese voters in KT is “PAS will never respect other religious people, will never treat them fairly”.

The Pakatan leadership can put a stop to this. PAS promised Kedah Indians that it will declare Thaipusam as public holiday. So far there is no news. This is the best time to make the announcement. That would prove PAS managed to do something which BN did not do for past 51 years. This will put the final nail into UMNO coffin. This will create confidence to the Chinese voters in Kuala Terengganu, to vote for PAS.

Can someone past this message directly to PAS leadership, DSAI, LGE or RPK.

Thanking you in advance.

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By: Ainon@Besut

Ainon@Besut — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 06:11:49 +0000

Hi Anil
Welcome to Kelantan/Terengganu. I assume that you had taken the normal KB-KT road, and must had passed Jerteh (which is abt 12km from my hometown Kg Raja, Besut and should have arrived KT by now (2pm). Besut is the Tgg border district with Kelantan. Our eastcoast dialect is also sort of in-between, not so kelatanese nor so terengganuish… . .
Ya, was pouring here yesterday, cloudy since Monday (was quite sunny last week) and drizzling on and off, today. Guess the rainy season is far from over yet. Hope it’ll be better next few days over in KT.
Okay, wish you a good and fruitful trip. Cant wait for this P36 to be over. Just cannot stand what’s on TV these few weeks. I pray that PAS will win, insyaAllah.

A note to Remie – I think they call it “nasi belauk” .. ya, the Kelantanese version is rather special, cant get the same even here in Besut. Another Kelantanese speciality is “nasi tumpang” which is sold in longish cone-shaped daun-pisang.

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By: Mek

Mek — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 05:14:20 +0000

What a wonderful day Anil!. I think you should try a pure

Nasi Dagang with curry or gulai ikan tongkol there.

for a place of that breakfast you may spend 1 – 2 ringgit only compare to here, what a cheap man.

Anyway, have a safe journey and take care.

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By: Andrew I

Andrew I — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 03:56:39 +0000

On the way back, Anil, I suggest you try the banana leaf restaurant on Jalan Gajah Mati (think that’s the name of the road) in KB. The chicken curry is out of this world.

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By: Myblog

Myblog — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 03:12:29 +0000

Its a friendly place, I like it there

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By: Remie

Remie — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 02:33:10 +0000

In Kota Baru, the in-thing is to have nasi lauk at the market. Wonderful thick fragrant curries with fish and whatnot. Something I still remember after 50 years.

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