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wow..look like for now (23 July 2007, 12.10pm) is the first to choose "Slightly disappointed. Doesn't live up to hype."

i'm a pure Mirian. Born in miri, finish my study in miri and now working in miri. i'm not completely disappointed but just felt that miri should had done better, so much better.

we have so much to offer. yet those advantages is only in the hand of those few ppl. miri, for me is not a city and are still not ready to be a city. mentally we are not prepared, economically are not ready and so much more that we are not ready. i think, only miri's infrastructure is good enuf to be call a city.

I lived in Miri (off Pujut 1) years ago.....13 to be exact. It was a wonderful place back then.....you'd just gotten the Holiday Inn & Rhiga Royal. I lived there for 2 years & really enjoyed my time there. The people were wonderful. I was searching to see if some of the "hot spots" of then are still around.....fond memories of "Benny's Lounge" & the "Boat Club". Hawaii Beach was also a favorite place to hang out. I missed it so much tonight that I had to go online searching for any old photos of the place I once called home. I've lived in many place and Miri is among the "tops" in my book! Thanks for having this website!

Your Miri site is beautifully illustrated. The only regret is there is no information for food outlets for dining. Surely this is one of the most important essentials for any would-be visitors!

Hi lawlee, thanks for pointing out the lack of dining information. I've been wanting to do the segment however as even though I love food but I have trouble with knowing exactly what foods I'm eating, so this - and time - poses a problem.

Anyone reading this is encouraged to contribute and send in their own pictures and write-up / review on foods to be put up, credit will be given. We'll appreciated it. Please send it to admin(at)miriresortcity.com.
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this is a good web.
i hope there will b a section about Miri's coming activities. so any coming activities we can know it here... to make sure we don miss the change to the nice actitvities. thankx

Dear Webmaster,
I am a mirian. I too have a contribution to make for our miri people. I have created a handy and helpful website (http://dohisway,com) which brings information quickly and conveniently to its users. Please check this out to see it is appropriate to be included in your Miri Links column. Many thanks.

This is Blasphemy! This is Madness! This is Sarawak!

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Under your section "Miri your second Home" there is a paragraph which states "Although their number is small is Miri, respect for them is high. The Indians and the Sikhs have their own temple. Although it is not a public holiday, Deepavali is celebrated just like the other festive celebrations except it is in a smaller scale."

I would like to point out that the word "Indian" is a race. Just like the word "Chinese". Do not distinguish the Sikhs from Indians. As mentioned earlier "Indians" are a race. Sikhs are a religion, just like Christians, Hindus and Muslims. Indians are a a multi religious society and are composed of all religions. It might be good idea to amendment the Incorrect statement.

Thanks anonymous, will correct the mistake.

Please post this up into your events pages!

07East Music Recording & Deejay Skills Workshop

A FREE 3hour educational workshop which is fun, engaging, interactive and should not be missed! For all ages, from 12 - 70, we'll take you through a simple technique-style workhop to teach you how to make music, how to record sound, how to learn to be a dj fast, and how to have good audio in your videos.

Featuring DJ Domingo from Peru and Kevin 'ProTools' Chand. Domingo, is an all round musician; playing the keyboard, guitar and some percussion, deejay and salsa man. This guy also can sing and is very funny so be prepared for some laughter during the workshop too.

DJ Domingo from Peru - Salsa Latino Dance. Born in Peru, touring South East Asia - spinning Latin Dance Music at all the top venues and clubs such as Qbar, Zantica, Bed Supper Club, V9 at the sofitel, Casa Salsa, El Nino, The Salsa Club, La Rueda, Fogo Vivo, and Talisman.

Kevin is a technical geek and he seems to be studying all the time, learning new tricks, putting systems together and always budget and efficiency conscious, in other words, he'll be able to tell you how to get the best sound for the least amount of capital. he also fixes electronics so if you have one of your dad's old tube amps lying around, you might want to try get some advice from him.

The workshop in Kuching will be followed by a Latin Dance music event from 7.30pm till late. Admission for this is RM45 (pre-sale) and RM50 (at the door). Tickets available at Jambu Restaurant and is inclusive of Salsa Buffet, 2 drinks and heaps of great Latin music.

The workshop will launch on the 22nd Nov at 2nd Floor Bridge Times Square, followed by 24th Nov with collaboration with Jambu Restaurant, then to Miri (location and date to be disclosed later) and ends in Kota Kinabalu on the 30th at The Rock School.

Thanks Kevin, I contemplated putting this up but because you haven't yet even decided on a Miri date it makes it almost irrelevant and looks as if its an afterthought.

Until a date and venue is proposed, your comment posted here anyway will have to make do as an announcement for the moment. You may contact us at admin[at]miriresortcity.com when the official date and venue is decided.

We appreciate your feedback for informing us about this, we hope to hear from you soon with updated info.

Hello Ian, my name is Pk Tan.

First of all, congratulations for your great and useful site @

I came across your site recently and thought it was excellent - very comprehensive.

I was wondering if a link to Malaysia Travel Guide will be a good fit into your site.

Title: Malaysia Vacation
URL: http://travelmalaysiaguide.com/

Malaysia Travel Guide is a personal project that's non-commercial / non-profit, the only purpose is gearing towards providing unbiased updated travel information and budget guidance for tourists. As well as promoting tourism Malaysia to the rest of the world.

You can learn more about me and the vision of this website @ http://travelmalaysiaguide.com/about-us/

I would also be interested to hear any comments or suggestions you have about the information / design on Malaysia Travel Guide.

Oh yah, please do let me know, Thanks!

Thank you for your time : ))

Warm regards,
Pktan

Hi, PKTan, I've contacted your email. Thanks for commenting.

Well, I must compliment you on this site. I never thought that i could be able to keep track on what's really happening in Miri until i "accijdentally" ran into this site here. lol

I must say this is a very good work afterall. This Ian name really sounds familiar to me as i have a friend who always wanted to have a site like this of his. Really hope that you were him. Anyway, all the best to ya, pal! Keep up the great work!

Good Food in Miri

i think there's something i would like to share about good food in Miri. I seldom take Laksa but after i've try in this shop, i started to love it! It really suit my taste(might not be yours, but it seems to be crowded for most of the time lol) It is located in Krokop which is nearby a Perodua Showroom next to the Krokop roundabout. The shop is facing to a large garage and at below of Sport T-shirt(if you know where it is). I'm in kl right now and unfortunately i can't show you the photos of it. i kind of forget about the road name and the shop name already so if someone has gone there please take a shot of the place and the nice laksa to share here ok?

instead of the tasty laksa, there's a penang fried kueh teow is one of my favorite as well. it is located at Pelita Commercial Centre in a shop named erm...i forgot. hehehe... well i must admit that i'm a very absend minded person but hey, who cares ok? lol it is opposite of the Pelita Coffee Shop ok.

Chicken Rice - Country Chicken Rice behind Mega hotel is great too! (opposite of TOTO)(don't forget to ask for its tasty soup!)

Finally, Kolok Mee! Guys! if you come to Sarawak and have never try our kolok Mee you are considering had never been truly visited Sarawak! i mean it. lol i love canton mee at the market place. it's an old stall with old people who still running it. They have a branch now at Pelita Commercial Centre (commonly known as 2020) which located below this Hotspot Bistro! they have a very nice western food as well in Hotspot! You should go and try it. it's nearby Cherrie Berrie and Balcony!

Hello, Duncan.

Thanks very much for the food review - you can go have a look at http://www.MakanManiacs.com, a blog entirely dedicated to reviewing foods from in and around Miri (sometimes out of Miri).

I'm afraid that I might not be the same 'Ian' that you speak of. I've made a comment at your blog.

Thanks for commenting.