City Culinary & Shopping Tour

Tour Code: BKI-03 Duration: Approx 3 Hours

Embark on a culinary and shopping frenzy where you can shop till you drop but try not to eat till you pop!

Highlights:

• Shop for Colourful Sarong and Traditional Handicrafts
• Tuck into Fresh and Succulent Seafood—Sabah's Speciality
• Taste Unique Kadazandusun Delicacies

Tour Description:

Kota Kinabalu offers a vast and fabulous array of shopping complexes. You can get anything and everything here—from unfailing Malaysian products to branded international names. Besides the malls, there is also the handicraft market to check out. From the iconic Malaysian sarong to tribal blowpipes, you are guaranteed to fall in love with the colourful and artistic side of the local cultures. Just remember to brush up on your bargaining skills if you want to leave with some of the most distinctive and traditional souvenirs.

You can never go hungry when you are in Sabah. The menu covers everything from international choices to typical Malaysian dishes from Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisines. Sabah’s seafood scene is exceptional, too. You can treat yourself to huge, fresh portions of lobsters, crabs, prawns, etc. Roti kahwin is a particularly lovely breakfast or light tea-time snack. What makes it so irresistible is its lavish spread of kaya (coconut jam) and butter. But we would recommend trying the foods that are unique to Sabah alone.

Your visit will not be complete without wolfing down a plate of Tuaran Mee. This “eggy” noodle is so good that locals often order more than one round. Another speciality is Sang Nyuk Mian. It is the Tawau (the third largest town in Sabah) version of a classic bowl of pork noodles. Then there are the more adventurous selections that originate from the East Coast’s indigenous groups. But most specialities are from the Kadazandusun community. For example, there is Hinava (raw fish, prawns or squid topped with a sour and spicy dressing) and Pinasakan (preserved fish). On the other hand, Tuhau (pickled wild ginger) derives from the more interior areas while Ambuyat is a traditional Bruneian speciality that is usually eaten as an accompanying delicacy.

Cancellation Policy:

Please refer to our refunds policy under Terms of Use section.

Pick-Up Time:

• 4:15 pm to 4:45 pm

What's Included:

• English-Speaking Guide
• Hotel Return Transfer
• Entrance Fees

What's Not Included:

• Meals (Tidbits, Fruits, etc)
• Any Items Not Mentioned

Additional Information:

• Transfer duration above are estimated and subject to traffic and weather condition, and not inclusive of any sightseeing
• Child prices apply for children of ages 2 to 11. A minimum of two (2) adult tickets are required to be eligible for child ticket prices
• Please adhere to strict pick-up time punctuality. Tour operators may forfeit tours for travellers if no-show during stipulated time
• Registered name of the traveller must be corresponding with photograph documentation (Example: Passport). Tour operators reserve the right to reject if registered traveller fails to provide photographed documentation of their own

Pick-Up Location(s)

Refer to the map below to see a list of pick up location(s) that are available for you to choose from. You can select your desired pick up location when you book the tour.

List of Location(s):

Pick up is also available for other location(s) under the vicinity of Kota Kinabalu. For more information, please contact Adventoro's concierge service.