Then curious to try the Sarawak Laksa, we ordered a bowl to share.
The laksa was from the ban mian stall.
Well, the broth was quite thick and lemak. But, there was too little broth to go with the beehoon.
The laksa had the usual ingredients such as blanched bean sprouts, blanched prawns, and omelette strips. It also had sliced tofu pok, which is not an original Sarawak Laksa ingredient. Besides, steamed chicken strips were missing.
Well, the laksa is edible, but it was nothing great. I wouldn't order laksa the next time I go to Seng Guan Cafe.
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