Sibu is a gambling eating place

Finally I finish the launching selling of Wowbook 2012 and get permission for four days holiday leave. So what am I actually going to do in this four days. Well as a promise to my brother classmate, ngu ping kon. I booked a flight ticket to Sibu. Yeah it has been five years since I last went Sibu. Having vacation is small place is a big kind of enjoyment.

Honestly speaking, Sibu is not a happening place with red, orange or the colourful signages. There are not much high building is found. They alway say Sibu people is very ''Pai'' and gangster or what, but throught the few days, I think its not a fact..or people I met is simply too friendly? The friends we met here alway called us ''xua ba lao'' or kampung people. The funniest thing I heard was '' they are people from village kampung lar,never see kampung so come here lorh''. What a sarcasm but the friends here are friendly. Well not much fancy stuff here, I mean if you are looking for fancy thing or enjoyment,then go kuala Lumpur la. Holiday life here is simple but fun too,a relaxing one indeed. We ate we walked and sometimes gambled XP. Yeah, I give credit to this part. It is fun to gamble on pc,like what they said ''Pao Ma'' or run horse. That is how the local people call their entertainment. Basically, you walked in the cyber cafe shop with rows of pc. And you can top up credits and play the small game,all kinds of games like black jack, jackpot Big or Small Bet. Well, of course, it is illegal.durh what we expect but a game of fun right. Who know you may get home with some winning. As long as not addicted to it, I believe it is just fine.

Three guys stayed up late gaming, reading comic and chatting until doze off. The kind of feeling was great. Do you like this kind of feeling with your buddies too? Kampua, crispy pork leg, Foochow mee, kong pia, Sibu Ah Gua Kueh Tiaw, Pasar Malam kueh..what else I miss out? Time flies really fast when you are enjoying. At last I finished my relaxing holiday here and back to my work.

Here is some photos of the trip. Sharing is caring.