JiaJun

My favourite roti prata stall is here. It is built on a swampy area. This photo is taken during low tide.

As I was taking pictures around and also my family who were enjoying the pratas here. The guy who flip the roti prata specially request me to help him take his picture as he demonstrate his very skillful roti prata flipping. The people here were friendly and prata uncle here is very skillful. Prata uncle flip until very big and the prata didn't even tear. The prata he made were delicious!! I even request him to flip another one as I didn't really have my camera settings set correctly. Everything is fast and I didn't really capture a very nice and stunning action.

Ah Ha! This is my favourite Kopi Cham Teh!! As you can see, the lighter tone of the drink is set at the lower half of the glass, this is the tea. And the darker tone at the top is the coffee. Move your straw and you can taste 2 different drinks at the same time. Stir it and you get your Kopi Cham. Isn't it Marvellous? The guy who made the drink is also very skillful, of cos it not our prata uncle who make this drink. He's busy flipping the pratas, remember?? Hehe!!

At Kampong Acheh, you can also prepare your tools and pail to dug the soil. You'll be able to find lots of clams, lala, earth worm, crabs and many more. The previous time when I go, there are many, this year we changed spot and we came back empty handed. This time we didn't wear our slipper and the feeling of your feet sink into the mud and feeling the 'THINGS' beneath you is something I am not able to describe. It was HOLY DISGUSTING!!! I can even smell the stink of drain and waste as I walk.

The mud is not very solid, every step you take, half of your legs actually sink and you have to keep walking before you sink more deeper. See the result of my leg?? This is call mud spa, I think it quite popular in japan. Well, you can do it at sitiawan and it Free of Charge!!