Name: Cha M Bubble Tea and Ice Cream
Address: XW6V+7Q7, Simpang 210, BB1714, Brunei, Mukim Berakas A

Cha M Bubble Tea and Ice Cream

Norlizah and Iskandar House of Curry is a typical southeastern Asian local restaurant to take some Malaysian dishes.

A friend from Kuching I met before, when we made an appointment, he was having dinner here with his wife.
We thought that if the locals come to eat here, it must be delicious, so we came here on the third day in Kuching.
At that time, I only remember my friend saying SCR or something, I didn&rsquo;t understand, I just remember saying chicken rice, I searched for a long time in the basement before I realized, oh~ SCR is Singapore Chicken Rice~
The waiters here are all Malaysian, so it&rsquo;s a bit difficult to communicate, especially when the 7 of us ordered different meals.
The drinks are delicious, all kinds of noodles and rice are delicious, very Southeast Asian characteristics, the key is that they are cheap and good quality, the whole family is very happy!

Pondok Sari Wangi Restaurant is a southeastern Asian and eastern Asian style restaurant to have various flavor dishes.

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

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