Local Guide: Eating My Way Through the Kuching Food Festival
Going to a food festival hits differently. It is not like visiting a bazaar or a night market where you buy food and snacks, then head straight home. For me, a food festival is all about discovering unique delicacies, buying them in small portions, and tasting as many different foods as possible. My suggestion? Eat your food immediately after purchasing it. That way, you can enjoy the original taste and freshness while strolling around and soaking in the lively atmosphere. If walking isn't your thing, there are plenty of seats provided throughout the venue where visitors can sit and enjoy their food while being surrounded by more than 300 food stalls. This was my second time visiting the Kuching Food Festival. My previous visit was back in 2019, if I remember correctly. The Kuching Food Festival has actually been held annually since 1986. Originally known as the Kuching Festival, it takes place every July and August. Organized by the Kuching South City Council (MBKS), the event is ...
