[2024 Kota Kinabalu Restaurant] Travel Guide for Sin Kee Bah Kut Teh Restaurant (Updated Dec)

Hey guys, today I'm going to tell you about my super exciting travel experience in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. If you're looking for a place to have fun, don't miss this one! 🌊Island Snorkeling: After arriving, we decided to go snorkeling on the island. The hotel we stayed at was very close to the island pier, just a 10-minute walk away. The ticket office at the pier provided excellent service, quickly helping us arrange a boat to take us out to sea for some fun. Whether you want to visit one island or challenge yourself with two, the price of 90 MYR per person is very reasonable. We set off at 2 pm that day, got up close and personal with all kinds of beautiful fish in the sea, and enjoyed snorkeling until 5 pm before reluctantly heading back. 🍜Unforgettable Food: In the evening, we had to try the famous Sin Kee Bak Kut Teh. It's an old Chinese restaurant, and the owner is very friendly, speaking fluent Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, and Hakka, so you can chat with anyone. The restaurant was bustling with tourists, and when we arrived at 7:30 pm, there was already a long line waiting for a table. When the Bak Kut Teh was served, the unique aroma of Chinese herbs filled the air. The ribs were tender and flavorful, and we also ordered claypot braised pork and pig stomach soup. Every bite was pure happiness, and we were so busy eating that we forgot to take photos. Dining here felt like being at a hometown restaurant, with a great atmosphere. 🕌Exciting Sightseeing: On the second day, we took a taxi to the Floating Mosque. You need to buy a ticket to enter, which costs 10 MYR for adults and 5 MYR for children, but the ticket also includes clothing rental. After changing into special clothes, we entered the mosque. Although some areas were closed, the solemn and unique architectural beauty was eye-opening, and any photo taken here would earn you lots of likes on social media. From the mosque, we took a taxi to the University of Sabah, which was about a 10-minute drive away. The campus was quiet due to the Chinese New Year holiday, with few students around, so we could take lots of photos and enjoy the unique charm of the university. Moreover, it's only a 10-minute taxi ride from the airport to the city center, making transportation very convenient. In short, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah is full of surprises, a place where you can have fun, enjoy delicious food, and create beautiful memories. Come and experience it for yourself!💕

Xin Kee’s Bak Kut Teh, Kidney Flowers and some snacks taste good. The latest price list is attached. Prince Coconut is a store that sells all coconut-related ice cream and drinks. The minimum purchase is RM5. Standing at the Central Market On the overpass, there is heavy traffic during off-duty hours. In front of the Philippine Night Market, there was a group of tailors who changed the length of a pair of trousers. They spent MYR 10 and waited for 10 minutes. On the way, they passed a massage shop and washed their feet for NT$ 53. The whole body is 68 yuan, one hour, and those who are interested can try it!

Attractions • Tanjung Aru Beach: The third most beautiful beach in the world, and a great place to watch the sunset. At sunset, the blue sea and sky are dyed golden red, and the clouds are like fire. It is recommended to go there on a sunny evening. You can locate the Shangri-La Hotel, and its bar is also a good place to watch the sunset. • Tunku Abdul Rahman National Park: Composed of several islands, such as Mamudi Island, Sapi Island, etc., the sea is clear, the beach is delicate, and the underwater creatures are rich. You can do snorkeling, diving and other water activities, and you can also experience exciting projects such as banana boats and parasailing. • Kinabalu Park: 83 kilometers away from Kota Kinabalu, covering an area of 754 square kilometers, the park has a good ecology, with a variety of plants from tropical to frigid zones. Mount Kinabalu is the highest peak in Southeast Asia, with rough lines and easy climbing trails. The best season for climbing is from February to April. • Floating Mosque: Located on an artificial lake, the building is unique and a great place for photography. You need to take off your shoes and dress appropriately to enter, and you can enjoy its reflection in the water around it. • Gaya Street: The main street in Kota Kinabalu, with traditional buildings with shops downstairs and residences upstairs, where you can taste local delicacies and buy specialties. There is a market every Sunday morning, where you can experience local customs. Food • Bak Kut Teh: Such as You Kee Bak Kut Teh, Sin Kee Bak Kut Teh, etc., the ribs are fragrant with Chinese medicine flavor, and can also be paired with tofu, fried dough sticks, etc. • Seafood feast: At the local seafood market, East Star Spot, mantis shrimp, crabs, etc. are affordable and fresh, and you can taste butter lobster, salted egg yolk soft shell crab, etc. • Satay: Marinated meat skewers, dipped in special sauce and grilled, with a strong aroma. • Nasi Lemak: Rice cooked with coconut milk, served with fried chicken, cucumber, etc., with a rich taste. Accommodation • Luxury: Shangri-La's Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa, with sea views and sunsets, first-class service; Kota Kinabalu Marriott Hotel, with infinity pool and Chinese service. • Mid-range: Horizon Hotel, with a superior location, close to Gaya Street and Durian Night Market, offering a variety of water activities, with high cost performance. • Budget: Oceania Hotel, offering comfortable rooms and free Wi-Fi, outdoor pool and other facilities. Transportation • External transportation: You can take a plane to Kota Kinabalu International Airport, and there are direct flights from Shenzhen, China and other places. • Internal transportation: There is limited public transportation in the city, you can rent a car or motorcycle to travel freely, or you can use Grab and other ride-hailing apps.

##Gaya Street, this dry pot and wet pot of Bak Kut Teh, must not miss Malay-style Bak Kut Teh, is a must-have for every visitor to Sabah. In the area of Gaya Street, there are several meat bone tea shops, each with its own characteristics. However, it is particularly famous, but it is "new record." Xinji Bone Bone Tea is divided into two types: soup pot and dried pot. It is made from various herbs: Angelica, Poria, Codonopsis, etc. The meat in the dry pot and the wok bone bone tea is very flavorful. delicious. Xinji Dry and Wet Bak Kut Teh has also become one of the famous local cuisines. The shop is open at 3:30 in the afternoon. From 3:30 to 11:00 in the evening, the restaurant has been in the market for a long time.

Malaysian-style flesh-and-blood tea is a must-try for every Sabah visitor, and New Kee is one of the most famous Bak Kut Teh. Xinji Bone Bone Tea is located in Gaya Street, and the price is also affordable. It is very popular and very popular. Xinji Bone Gourd has two kinds of dry and wet eating methods. The wet Chinese medicine has a strong taste. It is usually served with pickles and fritters. Its home-grown tea, Angelica, is very rich in flavor, smooth and tender, and delicious. The shop opened at 3:30 in the afternoon, and at 11 o'clock in the evening, the restaurant was open to the public. Xinji Bak Kut Teh sells roast meat in the daytime and sells Bak Kut Teh in the evening. No matter what dishes are served, it is very popular among locals and tourists. Winter mushroom pig's feet, long-time marinated pig's feet, the meat is very poorly stewed, and the entrance is instant. Yellow wine shrimp, sea shrimp is also similar to the meat bone tea style, yellow wine is rich in flavor, is my favorite taste. Coconut water and coconut pudding are very recommended. The taste is very mellow and rich, but the size is relatively large. It is recommended that several people share one. People: RM30 Business hours: 16