This is the famous BP Wantan Noodles. OK, I finally took pictures of it, and here it is. The name of the shop is Chop See Kee, but everyone calls it Ah See Wantan Mee. The shop is located at… Read more ›
Wishing all of you a very very Blessed Christmas. There are many churches in Batu Pahat that is having Christmas celebrations. Join them if you are interested to find out the real meaning of Christmas. My church in Batu Pahat… Read more ›
Someone in the previous post asked if this school is still around, yes it is! Here’s how it looks like, this building has been around since March / April 1995. Anyone here from this school? You might want to contribute… Read more ›
Another historic building in Batu Pahat. The Batu Pahat Post Office has the year 1930 moulded into the walls. The Post Office is air-conditioned now. Remember how it was last time? Are you all Stamp Collectors or Philatelic obsessed? Anyone… Read more ›
Hmm… everyone who is living in Johor and Singapore will know that it has been raining non stop. Monday and Tuesday, it was raining and raining and raining. Newspaper like The Star, New Straits Times, Singapore’s Straits Times all reported… Read more ›
Simpang Rantai or we usually call it Sa Kap Por. The Laksa / Hay Mee (Prawn Noodle) stall by Ah Lian is one that our family will visit when we go back to Batu Pahat. It’s the coffee shop beside… Read more ›
Mum and I were driving around BP, and she said this is one of the oldest spare parts shop in Batu Pahat. Better take a photo of it before its gone. So here it is. At the junction of Jalan… Read more ›
I want to thank all of you who visits this site often and dropping all the notes of encouragement. It is indeed enjoyable to post the little that I know about our hometown and you get fill-ins from so many… Read more ›
Everyone who is from Batu Pahat knows about all the food in Batu Pahat. Do you know that there’s a book published about the food places in Batu Pahat? Authored by Lim Bok Sze & Timothy Ho, it was published… Read more ›
For many readers here, I think they are only back in Batu Pahat during Chinese New Year, Hari Raya, Deepavali or Christmas. One reader of this blog, a Japanese man, Mr Takashi Wakai kindly sent me some photos of Batu… Read more ›