'Green Curry' I ate in Malaysia

Address Wizma Merdeka Shopping Mall Address Jalan Haji saman, pusat Bandar kota kinadalu, 88000 kota kinabalu sabah, malaysia. Atmosphere/Facilities: Hmm... It tastes unique Special reason: Have you tried green curry? Average price per person: 12,000 won / around 40 ringgit Rating: ●●●●○ -------- Kota Kinabalu in July. Kota in July is very hot. The average temperature is close to 40 degrees, and people are turning on fans as a last resort, but it's not enough. So the locals ride motorcycles or bicycles to endure the sea breeze. It's been about 7 days since I've lived in Kota, and I'm a Korean who's gotten used to the heat. I rented a small scooter from a rental shop and I'm able to ride it to some extent. Kota is the capital of Sabah, so there are still many public facilities, including government offices. The population is also 400,000, similar to Wonju in Korea. Since it is a world-famous tourist city, the prices are a little different from the local area, but the tourist areas are a little more expensive. In fact, the prices of shopping malls are almost the same as in Korea. From Imago Mall to Wisma Merdeka, I rode a scooter and visited a nearby curry shop. Well... I visited to challenge myself. This is a place that sells green curry. What on earth is green curry? Green curry is similar to regular curry, but it is made by adding green spices and a little pepper. In other words, it is the same as regular curry, but it is sold by adding more green dye to make a completely green curry. Also, green curry had a lot of mushrooms and onions, and people called it vegan curry. Malaysia follows secular Islam, so pork, which is forbidden by religion, is sold in the market, but this green curry is popular because it doesn't contain any meat. But my friend next to me got beef curry for about 8,000 won, and I got curry without any meat for 12,000 won......ㅜㅜ When I tried it, the spices weren't strong, but it tasted like milk. When I looked into it, it was an amazing hybrid made by mixing curry + milk + spices. At first, I was reluctant to try it because it was a new taste, but after eating it, it was delicious?! It's like rice mixed with green tea milk. It's not visually appealing, but I ate it all anyway. If I were to recommend it again... Hmm... I'd say beef curry would be better. I had a good experience. #Kota Kinabalu #Kota Kinabalu travel #Overseas travel #Local restaurant #Curry restaurant #Curry restaurant #Green curry #Malaysian restaurant #Outing #Vegan food #Restaurant tour #Safe travel