3. Layer Cake or ‘Kek Lapis’
Every state in Malaysia must have their own kek lapis but unlike Sarawak, their kek lapis got a drastic palette swap. By dyeing it in vivid colors, and then cutting the cake into logs before reassembling those logs to form intricate designs reminiscent of indigenous tribe motifs, also the taste is much more different with bakers in peninsular. The Sarawakians really how to handle with flavors. Below are most famous kek lapis bakers in Sarawak
Below are among the most famous bakers with high demand in Sarawak
Mira Cake House
- Location: 43, Jalan Brooke, Kampung Gersik, 93050 Kuching, Sarawak
- Operating hours: everyday 8am – 12am
Dayang Salhah
- Location: Petra Jaya, 40, Jalan Gersik, Kampung Gersik, Kuching
- Operating hours: everyday 9am – 11pm

4. Pasar Serikin
Location: Serikin, 94000 Bau, Sarawak
Operation hour: : Saturday & Sunday (8am – 6pm)
One of the places you must visit is Pasar Serikin. This market is very suitable for those who are shopping. There are various types of items such as clothes sold here. It is an interesting place in Kuching, Sarawak. The goods sold here are very cheap.

Location: 24 Jalan Simpang Persiaran Spring, Kuching
Operation hour: everyday 10am to 10pm
It’s not as big as Vivacity or other megamalls, Spring packs a punch in many ways that other malls don’t. The selection of shops is well-curated. Many of the stores that appear here exist only here in Kuching: Sephora and Bath & Body Works to name a few. The jewel in the crown is undoubtedly Ta Kiong supermarket offering a wide variety of imports. Their selection is immense, perfect for those seeking particular sauces from different countries.

Location: Jalan Brooke, Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia.
The new Miri Handicraft Center was built at a cost of RM1.6 million, which is quite reasonable, considering that the entire building was town down and rebuilt. Interior wise, it has two levels and a modern design for the vendors.
Once you get into the main area, you will be welcomed by a 270 degree angle of vendors selling all sorts of Sarawakian ethnic items, where 90% of them are all hand made by the different ethnic groups. There are countless items available, depending on what you want to get.

Location: Lot 933, Batu 5 & Jalan Penrissen, Richmond Hill, 93250 Kuching, Sarawak
Operation hour: everyday 8am – 5:30pm
Pottery made in Sarawak is of two distinctive types – one done by the Iban, Murut and Kelabit potters and the other by Chinese potters. Today, the range of Sarawak’s potters have improved vastly as they create ceramic stools, drinking water cisterns, decorative jars and vases, lamps, candle holders, ashtrays, teapots, mugs and even photo frames.
Among of top pottery factory in KUCHING:
Yong Huat Heng Brick & Earthenware Factory
- Location: 5th Mile Penrissen Rd, 93250 Kuching, Sarawak.
Yong Huat Heng Brick & Earthenware Factory
- Location: 5th Mile Penrissen Rd, 93250 Kuching, Sarawak.

8. India Street, Kuching
Location: Jalan India, Kuching
Kuching’s India Street has been transformed into a pedestrian mall lined with shops. India Street is lined with shops selling all kinds of goods, particularly textiles. Mid-way down India Street (if you can find it!) there is a narrow passageway that leads to Gambier Road

Location: Tanoti House, 56 Jln Tabuan, Kuching
Operation hour: evryday 9am – 5pm
The group of women at Tanoti are the only people to practise a distinct Sarawakian form of songket weaving, a way of creating embroidered fabrics. Visitors are welcome to visit the workshop and see the weaving, but call first to make arrangements. There’s a small number of pieces for sale in the gallery shop

Location: No. 464, Lorong 14, Jalan Stampin, 93350 Kuching, Sarawak
Operation hour: everyday 8:30am – 5:30pm
Gallery of museum quality Borneo tribal ancient arts, artifacts, antiques, crafts & info, We specialize in museum quality Borneo tribal art, antiques, native`s collectibles, native`s charms, and native`s traditional musical intruments, native`s used items, native`s hunting trophy and the native`s weapons.
