Linopot, the Traditional Leaf-wrapped Rice of Sabah
by Rice is the staple food of Malaysians, who may see rice as something ordinary. However, rice holds a special place in Borneo. Kadazandusun people, the …
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Hinava: Heritage Salad of Sabah
Hinava is a tangy and refreshing dish often served as a salad or appetiser. A beloved traditional delicacy from Sabah, Malaysia, it is popularised by …
Nonsom / Bosou, the Traditional Fermented Food of Sabah
Nonsom, also known as Bosou, is a popular traditional preserved dish of the Kadazandusun people, the largest indigenous group of Sabah. This unique delicacy is …
Dalai, the Pearls of the Borneo Jungle
Job’s Tears, also known as adlay or adlay millet, is locally referred to as Dalai or Jelai in Sabah. This plant looks like a cross …
Tangkong, timeless accessory of Kadazan Dusun costumes
This thing can be more expensive than some LV bags and diamond rings. It is Tangkong, the hip belt worn by Kadazandusun females in their …
Tapai and Lihing, the Rice Wines of Sabah
Rice is the staple food of Sabah people. And Tapai, the most iconic Sabah wine, is brewed from rice too. Tapai is more than just …
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Sabah vs Malaysia [26 differences that only Sabahans understand]
Sabahans are Malaysians too, but we always feel that West Malaysians don’t understand us. Only Sabahans can understand all the differences below. This is meant …
Sumazau Dance, the Cultural Symbol of Sabah
Sumazau is the iconic dance of Sabah. It’s a traditional dance originated from the Kadazan and Dusun (or Kadazandusun) people, the largest indigenous group of …