Ramah Tamah aidilfitri 2008

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Linut
Ikan sepat & ikan kembong masin
Sayur keladi rebus that goes very well the linut, sambal & ikan2 masin...
Nok tiga org tok sik pat jauh....
Entrance gerai kamek orang
Sambal belimbin tunjuk...(antara yang terlaris)
Sambal belacan cecah linut original Mukah style

Ada punch, ada cocktail, ada puding telor, ada pulut turap n of course kek2 lapis Sarawak
Anak2 staf Unimas dari Tadika Unimas...
Linut (among the hot favourites)
Punch orange

Staf2 manis Canselori...Su, tokey linut, Reen (gago nar juak eh)..Kak Nor..chief...(d best!!!)
Ramah tamah Aidilfitri was successfully organised by Chancellory and coincidentally our stall won the best stall. I guess we won because of the menu, typical Sarawak menu and our stall was a hit with the number of visitors who came specially for the linut & sayur keladi. Most came for the 2nd and several more rounds later just for the linut & sayur keladi. None of us expected to win though. But we did though some were not happy that we won, oh well...it's not the winning that matters to us, its our teamwork effort and spirit that helped us with all the preparations.
I'm going to miss everyone here.





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