[2025 Kuching Attraction] Travel Guide for 玄天上帝廟 Hiang Thian Siang Ti Temple (Teochew) (Updated Mar)

These pork skewers are absolutely delicious! Each skewer is perfectly grilled with a crispy exterior and tender interior, exuding a rich aroma that makes your mouth water just by smelling it. The freshness of the pork combined with the perfect blend of spices creates a burst of flavor in every bite. The outer layer is slightly crispy, carrying a hint of smoky, charred aroma, while the inside remains juicy and tender, never dry. The seasoning, in particular, is the icing on the cake—perfectly balanced with a savory touch and a hint of spice that excites the taste buds, making it impossible to stop at just one skewer. What’s even more delightful is the excellent quality of the meat. There isn’t a trace of gaminess, and each piece of pork reveals its natural freshness and flavor. The grilling process has rendered the fat into the lean meat, striking a perfect balance between chewiness and juiciness. Whether paired with a cold beer or enjoyed on its own, these pork skewers offer a truly exceptional culinary experience. Every bite reflects the care in ingredient selection and the skill in preparation, making it a rare and unforgettable delicacy! 📍Address: kuching Lao Ya Geng Pork Porridge 💰Average Price : RM 1.20 per stick 🕰️Business Hours: 9am until 2pm Rating - 4/5 star #food #nonhalalfood #travel

#familytrips2024 Another Chinese temple not to miss while exploring Carpenter Street is 上帝庙 Hiang Thian Siang Ti (Teochew). This temple is located just across the temple food court and is quite popular for photography. Very well kept Chinese Teochew temple in city centre of Kuching. The temple is very clean. You need to take off your shoes before entering. The temple is very well maintained. Lots to see. There are statues and beautiful arts on the wall. Our dream destination for family trip is China as it's rich history, diverse culture, stunning landscapes, and delicious cuisine make it a captivating place to visit.

Hiang Thian Siang Ti Temple is a Chinese Taoist temple in Kuching city, Malaysia. It was built in 1889 by Chinese settlers from Guangdong Province of southern China. Inside the temple there is a small tortoise pond, it has a stage erected directly in front of it, for opera performances to entertain the deities. The feast day of the Guan Thian Siang Ti Temple is on the 4th day of the 12th lunar month. The area in front of the temple is occupied by sellers who’s selling all sorts of local delicacies. Address: 22, Jalan Carpenter, 93000 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. #bucketlistreboot #malaysia #temple