Their favourite

Sorry, I somehow missed to post this but it is better to be late than never, right? 

Back to the time we spent in Kapit last month. On the day before we departed back to Kuching. Hubby brought us to this coffee shop, called Kampua Kiat Cafe. It belongs to one of hubby's classmates and since he had been telling us to visit him in his coffee shop, so we decided to do it before we left.

This Kampua Kiat coffee shop was the kids' favourite (as for Jan and Jay) as their grandpa used to bring them to have kampua for breakfast every time they were back to Kapit for year end holiday. So, you could said, the coffee shop guys knew my kids very well.

Empurau!! One of the murals spotted in Kapit (a shop next to Gelanggang Kenyalang) 

We parked our car at the Gelanggang Kenyalang where we had our roti canai goreng breakfast on the 2nd day. So it was not a very short walk and furthermore it was at one of the busiest street in the town, Jalan Tiong Ung Hong. But parking is a big problem in Kapit so if we found a parking, it was a blessing to take a walk to your desired destination.  Lol!

So, once we seated on 2 tables (due to SOP), hubby ordered the food from his friend. The coffee shop was packed with people, mind you, but we felt safe that time as Kapit was zero cases back then, before first case of Covid-19 came out sometime this month.

Our breakfast of kampua and pian sip.

What do you think of the kampua? Authentic Foochow kampua? 

I did not tasted the kampua, but I took the dry pian sip. The dumplings in soy sauce were alright; meaty filling and skin wasn't thick, which I liked.  I did finished the whole thing myself.

I did not know how much was the breakfast as hubby's friend insisted not to charge us for it. Thank you so much for the treat.