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    Probably Sabah’s first non-Chinese to operate a chu cheong fun stall side-by-side with Chinese hawkers

    December 2nd, 2008

    It was reported in a local paper on 1st December 2008 that Michael Rumadson, 37, a Dusun ex-fishmonger from Kota Marudu is probably Sabah’s first non-Chinese to operate a chu cheong fun stall side-by-side with Chinese hawkers in Kota Kinabalu.

    His stall is located at the hawker area in Damai Plaza Phase 4, Luyang.

    He has been operating it for 3 months.

    Chu Cheong Fun is made of steamed rice flour rolls and a mixture of fillings inside.

    He learnt all about the Cantonese dish from a master chef from Hong Kong when he worked for 4 years at a Chinese restaurant in Kuala Lumpur more than 4 years ago,

    He was reported to have said:
    - business is good;
    - capital: RM3,000+
    - He starts his day at 5pm.
    - He can sell 70-100 servings a day.
    - He currently serves 5 types: BBQ pork, prawn, shrimp, minced chicken & Chinese sausage filling.

    Apparently his chu cheong fun tastes “as good as those prepared by the Chinese, if not better.”

    Going to try it soon!

    …but need to remind self to keep to a limit, otherwise Fentraphen beckons…

    Source
    The New Sabah Times, 1st December 2008

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    Comment by Gallivanter
    2008-12-02 09:12:57

    Excellent, I’m supporting his effort!

     
    Comment by joyce
    2008-12-02 10:05:50

    Wah, blog about it, k. Kalau sedap can go next time we balik kampung.

     
    Comment by Kaely
    2008-12-02 14:00:42

    Ya, must support our own people.

     
    Comment by disney
    2008-12-02 21:38:17

    Sounds tasty…I should try it out one of these days.

     
    Comment by Sabahan
    2008-12-03 09:38:37

    Ben,

    Better change the title “Probably Sabah’s first DUSUN to operate a chu cheong fun stall side-by-side with Chinese hawkers”..

    Kalo letak non-Chinese non XXX nampak macam racist bah bos..

    Jangan jangan pula kita terjerebak dengan budaya racist ni bah kan..

    Comment by bengodomon
    2008-12-03 20:29:21

    Saya punya persepsi berbeza, tapi saya nampak point anda. tq

    Comment by Sabahan
    2008-12-04 08:22:40

    Ben,

    Bah Bah thanks for the point..

    Anyway sia akan try jugak hujung minggu nanti…

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    Comment by BEBEK
    2008-12-04 23:11:31

    sadap bai tuuuuuuu…………. i wonder whatever happen to Chung Fook Hing’s own chu chong fun stall!!!!!!!!!! i heard his customers ran away because of his high pitched “hooooyeeeeeeeaaaaaa” when picking up orders!!!!

     
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