Name: Tea Time Cafe
Address: Unit 11-12, 1st Floor Lambak, Mukim Berakas, Bandar Seri Begawan BC3715 Brunei Darussalam, Mukim Berakas A
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Tea Time Cafe

Tips for Roti Culture at Lai Wu Zun Restaurant:

- Basic Information
- Address: Located in Batu Bersurat, opposite Katong Market.
- Opening Hours: Daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with extended hours on Fridays.
- Recommended Dishes
- Signature Murtabak: This is a special stuffed pancake with a variety of fillings. The crust is crispy and the filling is flavorful. Paired with the slightly spicy curry dipping sauce, it&#39;s delicious.
- Pandan Leaf Kaya: A popular choice at the restaurant, with a unique texture and rich aroma.
- Roti John: Another traditional dish at the restaurant, worth trying.
- Teh Tarik: Rich and delicious, it&#39;s a classic pairing with pancakes.
- Dining Tips
- Avoid peak hours: Breakfast is crowded, so arrive before 9:00 PM for faster service and a better dining experience.
- Pairings: In addition to Teh Tarik, try other local beverages for a more authentic dining experience. - Pay attention to business hours: the restaurant stops taking orders at 19:30, so please arrange your dining time reasonably.

If you don&#39;t understand, just ask😂Is Brunei&#39;s wifi gold-plated❓
Wu Zun&#39;s restaurant has wifi, but I asked the staff and they said it&#39;s not open to the public
Afternoon tea at a six-star hotel, you need to enter your accommodation information to connect to the wifi, or 35 dollars for 24 hours

Driving from Miri🇲🇾 in Sarawak, Malaysia to Bandar Seri Begawan🇧🇳 in Brunei for two days and one night is really crazy👍Thumbs up for the sisters&#39; first right-hand drive self-driving💯

Brunei is a small energy powerhouse divided into two parts by East Malaysia, facing the South China Sea. Compared to the boring entertainment in Islamic countries 🈲9🈲 mentioned on the Internet, my personal more intuitive feeling is the heat❗ and the stingy Wifi❗

👮&zwj;Brunei is visa-free for China, but you need to register and fill in the E-arrival in advance (QQ email doesn&#39;t seem to work). If you travel from Malaysia to Brunei, remember to fill in the Malaysian entry card on the return trip

💴Brunei dollar and Singapore dollar are 1:1&asymp;5.6 soft sister yuan (Brunei only recognizes Singapore banknotes and not coins, 1 dollar Singapore coin cannot be spent), ATM withdrawals have a 3 dollar handling fee, it is recommended to exchange Singapore dollars or cash in advance

📱Brunei Internet cards are expensive, short-term sim cards can be applied for at airports and other places. We opened a 2-day overseas data package, which can be used as an Internet card, and Google loading is also difficult

〰〰📍Bandar Seri Begawan (map 👀Figure 17)〰〰
✔Jame&rsquo;asr Hassanil Bolkiah Mosque Mosque: Brunei&#39;s largest mosque, open to tourists for free at designated times, after 14:00 in the afternoon, robes are provided and visitors need to register
✔Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque: The golden-domed mosque by the lake in the city center, burqas are provided and visitors need to register
✔BIBD Frame Brunei Darussalam: It&#39;s a small win, and it looks great with Omar Mosque
✔The Big Wall Brunei: Who can&#39;t love a wall of landmark murals?
✔Royal Regalia Museum: The exterior is viewed by car
✔Istana Nurul Iman: The place where the Sultan lives is not open to the public. You can take a boat to see it from a distance, or make an appointment to visit it on a few open days every year. Drive through the gate and the iron gate is closed and guarded by security guards
✔The Empire Hotel &amp; Country Club: The world&#39;s only six-star hotel🌇The sunset is not inferior to Tanjong Aru. The hotel is large and open to the public for free. There are afternoon tea sets on weekends and a la carte on weekdays. The downside is that it is 15 kilometers from the city center and there is no free wifi
✔Kampong Ayer: The world&#39;s largest stilt house village, with colorful wooden houses and newly built single-family villas. The living environment is very clean. You can wave at the pier to take a boat for $1 per person one way to enter the village. You can also charter a boat for 1 hour to see the palace and monkeys (about $30-50 🔪)
✔Gadong Night Market: A very lively night market, various stalls start at $1, the smoke is quite big and hot, there are cats who are not afraid of strangers, ordered drinks, fried noodles (with wok gas), chicken butt (so-so), chicken gizzards, fried spring rolls, fried fish cakes, sandwiches and pan-fried cakes (only satisfied, but too sweet)
✔Wu Zun Restaurant Roti Culture: A variety of Indian cakes are not bad, the entrance is a striking human-shaped stand and Wu Zun, neinei and Max&#39;s hand prints
✔Wu Zun Bakery Bake Culture Brunei ：We wanted to go there, but the road conditions in the capital, right-hand steering, and high temperatures made us go back home directly
✔The Coffee Bean &amp; Tea Leaf: A chain coffee shop near the mural

〰〰Surrounding attractions〰〰
✔Sungai Tutong: A river where you can see buffaloes, crocodiles, and wild animals
✔Ulu Temburong National Park: A primitive jungle on the other half of the land, with various animals and a popular suspension bridge

〰〰Domestic transportation〰〰
In the city: ①Dart taxi: Usually starts at $5, and requires a Brunei phone number to register ②Bus: It is said that it is difficult to wait
Cross-city: ①Charter a car ② Self-driving

〰〰Cross-border transportation〰〰
① Airplane: China (Beijing, Guangzhou, Nanning, etc.)/Malaysia (Kota Kinabalu, etc.)/Singapore=Bandar Seri Begawan direct flight, Royal Brunei Airlines round trip is more cost-effective than one-way
② Charter/self-driving: Kota Kinabalu=Bandar Seri Begawan one-way 330 kilometers with average road conditions; Miri=Bandar Seri Begawan one-way 160 kilometers with good road conditions
③ Long-distance bus: Kota Kinabalu KK sentral=Brunei has direct buses every other day, Monday, Wednesday and Friday 07:30 to Kota Kinabalu, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 08:00 to Brunei
④ Boat + car: more troublesome and not cost-saving

Travel in Brunei respects local customs👋I can&rsquo;t write anymore, so I&rsquo;ll stop here
#Visa-free countries that you can go on a whim #Places that are asked about by friends #Where to go on weekends #Monthly special plan #Urban humanities notes

McDonald&#39;s porridge, McDonald&#39;s abroad actually has porridge, and there are fresh dried fish and delicious, and I also ordered their salad. It was past ten o&#39;clock in the evening, and the locals actually ate a lot

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