Get ready, Miri!
Bringing together 23 ethnic groups, a wide variety of foods, performances, and creative arts, Taste of Borneo 4.0 is more than just a carnival. It’s a cultural journey that blends the traditions of Borneo with modern experiences.

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Event Highlights

Cultural Village
• Experience traditional crafts and foods from various ethnic groups
• Interact with artisans and learn about heritage skills

Food and Cultural Showcase
• Featuring culinary delights and crafts from 23 ethnic communities
• A diverse tasting and shopping experience

Live Performances
• Exciting ethnic music and dance by Seni Budaya
• Interactive sessions allowing audience participation

Mini Museum
• A curated collection of crafts from different ethnic groups
• Gain a closer understanding of Borneo’s cultural history

Inter-school Competitions
• Cultural dance competition
• 3R costume design contest

Special Feature
• Malaysia Book of Records Attempt — Largest Ethnic Cultural Mural Painting
• Witness the live creation of history

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Why You Should Attend

• One-stop experience of Borneo’s culture and cuisine
• Rich sensory experiences — taste, sight, and sound
• A platform for families, friends, and communities to interact
• Celebrate diversity while preserving and sharing heritage

Stall Reservations
Siew Teck Hui – 019 884 3779
Cynthia Chai – 019 815 1815

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Taste of Borneo 4.0 is more than a carnival — it is a celebration of Borneo’s culture.
Come and taste, watch, feel, and celebrate!

Which activity are you most excited to experience at the carnival?

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This Chinese New Year 2026, Miri will welcome a brand-new large-scale festive event —
Miri 2026 Year of the Horse Carnival · “Legacy of Festive Flavours Carnival.”

More than just a market, this carnival brings together traditional New Year culture, family bonding, and the lively spirit of the city into one vibrant celebration.

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Miri 2026 Year of the Horse Carnival

Legacy of Festive Flavours Carnival

Chinese New Year is not just about celebrating the holiday,
but about passing down traditions and festive memories from generation to generation.
Bring your family and welcome the New Year together with joy, laughter, and blessings.

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Event Information

• Event Name: Miri 2026 Year of the Horse Carnival
• Theme: Legacy of Festive Flavours Carnival
• Date: 5 February – 14 February 2026
• Venue: Imperial Mall Outdoor Car Park, Miri

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Event Highlights

• Chinese New Year festive market
• Traditional cultural experiences
• Family-friendly photo and check-in zones
• A festive atmosphere suitable for all ages
• Strong New Year decorations and holiday vibes

This is a carnival that is not only great to explore and enjoy food, but also perfect for creating meaningful New Year memories with the whole family.

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Booth Rental Information

• Booth size: 20ft × 20ft
• Booth fee: RM 1,800

Suitable categories include:
• Chinese New Year goods and festive items
• Creative and cultural products
• Food and specialty snacks
• Handmade and original brands
• Family and children interactive activities
• Brand showcases and promotions

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Booth Enquiries and Collaboration

For booth participation or collaboration, please contact:
019 884 2388
Mr Allen

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Although the Gong Xi Bazaar has been cancelled, the New Year in Miri is far from quiet.
The Miri 2026 Year of the Horse Carnival will be the key gathering point for festive spirit this Chinese New Year.

Will you be bringing your family to experience this long-awaited New Year atmosphere together?

～Tan L J

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NaBeh!! Great news is here~
For those who’ve tried it before—have you been missing it?
Over the past few years, so many people kept asking:
“表哥, why did you stop making it?”
Now 表哥 is officially taking orders again, so everyone can enjoy it to the fullest and satisfy that craving!

WEE’s Generation Smoked Pork Returns to Miri

If you’ve never tried it, this is a must—
表哥’s signature “Unforgettable” Smoked Pork,
an authentic traditional dish from Zhao’an heritage.

The recipe has been passed down from 表哥’s grandmother, generation after generation.
Every bite is filled with tradition and childhood memories.

The meat is tender, moist, and juicy,
infused with just the right balance of savory seasoning and smoky aroma.
So addictive that you can’t stop at just one bite—
that’s why it’s called “Unforgettable” Smoked Pork.

To ensure the best quality,
each batch is made in limited quantities, carefully and slowly prepared.
No rush orders, please.

Price
• 500g — RM50
• 1kg — RM100

Important Notes
• Interested customers may contact 表哥 directly
• After placing an order, you will be added to 表哥’s waiting list
• 表哥 will notify you one day before your turn
• If collection is not convenient on that day, it will be postponed to the next batch
• Collection time: after 4:30 PM
• Self-pickup location: Boulevard area

If you’re craving it, contact 表哥 now and secure your spot—
miss this round and you’ll have to wait for the next one!

Find 表哥: Chellister Wee NaBeh Khiong
WC: Nabeh_Khiong

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The originally planned New Year’s Eve “Foam Party” in Miri, featuring a performance by a Thai boy band, has sparked controversy. Ultimately, the much-anticipated performance was canceled.

The Miri’s “Federation of NGOs,” made up of 10 registered indigenous associations, publicly opposed the event, citing potential impacts on local culture, religion, social values, and youth. The incident quickly polarized public opinion, sparking broad discussions on cultural openness, personal choice, and societal boundaries.

This controversy is no longer just about whether a single performance is appropriate; it reflects how Miri positions itself and defines its values in a multicultural society.

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18 Potential Benefits of the Thai Boy Band Performing in Miri
1. Attracts tourists, boosting visitor numbers.
2. Stimulates the local economy—restaurants, hotels, and transportation benefit.
3. Creates short-term jobs (stage, sound, security personnel).
4. Increases Miri’s city exposure and recognition.
5. Offers more diverse entertainment for New Year’s Eve.
6. Promotes international and regional cultural exchange.
7. Participation is voluntary, respecting individual choice.
8. Meets young people’s demand for entertainment.
9. Showcases Miri’s ability to host large events.
10. Builds local experience in event planning and execution.
11. Boosts nighttime economy, adding vibrancy to the city.
12. Reduces entertainment spending leaking to other cities.
13. Reflects social diversity and inclusiveness.
14. Encourages rational discussion about cultural boundaries.
15. Legal if permits are obtained.
16. Helps society distinguish personal values from public policy.
17. Tests the city’s maturity in handling disagreements.
18. Returns cultural and entertainment choices to individuals.

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18 Potential Drawbacks
1. May trigger strong backlash over religious and cultural values.
2. Deepens divisions between social groups and values.
3. Viewed by some as conflicting with local moral standards.
4. Raises parental concerns about youth values.
5. Causes public unease about content appropriateness.
6. Can be politicized and manipulated in public discourse.
7. Increases management pressure on law enforcement.
8. Poses reputational risks for government and organizers.
9. Perceived as sexually suggestive or inappropriate.
10. Blurs the line between cultural exchange and commercial entertainment.
11. May harm city perception among conservative groups.
12. Mismanagement could undermine social harmony.
13. Religious groups may see it as challenging faith boundaries.
14. Sparks questions about the proper use of public resources.
15. Intensifies online disputes and social tension.
16. Raises potential security and order risks.
17. Impacts the city’s long-term cultural development.
18. Keeps the city embroiled in ongoing debates over values.

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Conclusion

The controversy over the Thai boy band in Miri is not simply an entertainment issue—it is a microcosm of how diverse values coexist in society.

Supporters emphasize freedom of choice, economic benefits, and cultural openness; opponents focus on religious beliefs, social morality, and youth impact.

In a world where globalization and local values coexist, the real challenge is not just whether to allow or ban an event, but whether society has mature mechanisms to respect differences while clearly defining public boundaries.

The questions this incident raises may be more significant than the answers:
What kind of city does Miri want to be?
Some netizens comment that it is becoming similar to West Malaysia.

Where do you stand—support or oppose the Thai boy band performing in Miri?

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Attention all Miri food lovers!
Next to Boulevard 99 Cafe at New Sunrise Seafood Court,
we’ve discovered a price-from-the-past—
RM3 dry noodles!

No need to worry about your wallet when you’re hungry in the morning.
They serve Kolo mee/mee hoon/kuey tiaw/lo shu fun/wonton…
everything for just RM3.00.

The fast food section is just as impressive.
Two vegetables and one meat dish for only RM5,
prices so reasonable it’s like the owner is running a charity.

The noodles are fragrant, the portions are just right,
and the taste is so good that you’ll find yourself saying,
“Are these 2025 prices or prices from a few years ago?”

📍New Sunrise Seafood Court
2443, Jalan Boulevard 2a/1,
Boulevard Commercial Centre, 98000 Miri, Sarawak.

Stop scrolling and grab your friends—
it’s time to go enjoy RM3 kolok mee noodles!

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This festival is far from your ordinary carnival. It’s a full-blown celebration of food, culture, laughter, and community spirit. What started as a small neighborhood gathering has now grown into an event attracting tens of thousands of visitors each year—bigger than your grandma’s famous laksa!

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The Story Behind the Festival
Pesta Orang Kampung Miri is all about bringing the true “kampung” spirit to life:
• Food stalls that will fill your stomach to the brim
• Handmade local treats that you can’t stop tasting
• Traditional performances and games that take you back to childhood
• Family-friendly activities that guarantee laughs for everyone

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Highlights for 2025
This year’s festival will run from November 4 to November 9 at the Boulevard Shopping Mall parking lot, from 3 PM to 11 PM. Come ready to eat, play, and take enough photos to make your phone beg for mercy!
Festival highlights include:
• A massive local food showcase—so good, you’ll forget your diet
• Evening performances and fireworks that are both spectacular and entertaining
• Family-friendly activities where parents and kids can have a blast together

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Festival Philosophy
The founders of Pesta Orang Kampung Miri believe that true community strength comes from unity, cultural heritage, and sharing joy. They aim to let every participant experience the charm of Miri’s village life, all while enjoying a belly full of delicious food.

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Food and Local Culture
The festival isn’t just about eating—it’s a celebration of Miri’s rich cultural tapestry. From local Kampung dishes to desserts, drinks, and handmade snacks, there’s something for everyone. Make sure you bring an extra stomach because you’ll need it.

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2025 Festival Details
• Location: Boulevard Shopping Mall Parking Lot, Miri
• Dates: November 4 – November 9
• Time: 3 PM – 11 PM
• Tip: Arrive early to secure parking and get first dibs on your favorite food stalls

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A Festival to Remember
From a small community gathering to a full-scale Kampung carnival, Pesta Orang Kampung Miri is more than just an event—it’s a story of food, laughter, and community. Bring your appetite, your smiles, and your cameras, and get ready for the ultimate village-style celebration.

Miri, are you ready?

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Variants and Prices
• Prime: RM59,800
• Premium: RM72,800
(On-the-road price, excluding insurance)

Limited-Time Offer: RM56,800 for bookings made before December 31, 2025.
Prices may vary between West and East Malaysia.

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Warranty and New Car Package
• 6-year unlimited mileage warranty
• 8-year / 160,000 km high-voltage battery warranty

Includes an RM8,000 new car package:
• RM2,000 Power Xchange rebate (for 15-year-old cars and above)
• RM1,800 five-year unlimited in-car data plan
• RM1,500 7kW home charger
• RM1,000 Carsome trade-in bonus
• RM1,700 1.98% Proton Commerce loan rate offer

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Exterior Highlights
Smooth, minimalist design featuring:
• LED head and tail lights
• Floating roof design
• 16-inch aerodynamic wheels
• Powered tailgate
• Front trunk with gas struts

Dimensions: 4,135 × 1,805 × 1,570 mm
Wheelbase: 2,650 mm
Turning radius: 4.95 m
Suspension: Front MacPherson / Rear multi-link

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Power and Range
Rear-wheel drive motor: 115 hp / 150 Nm
• Prime: 30.12 kWh battery, 225 km range (WLTP)
• Premium: 40.16 kWh battery, 325 km range (WLTP)

Charging:
• AC: 6.6 kW
• DC Fast Charging: 71 kW (30% to 80% in 21 minutes)

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Interior and Technology
• 8.8-inch digital display
• 14.6-inch touchscreen (wireless Apple CarPlay / Android Auto)
• ATLAS Auto OS with real-time charging maps
• Leather seats and steering wheel
• 28L under-seat storage
• 6 speakers
• Dual-zone voice control
• 70L front trunk + 375L rear trunk

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Safety and ADAS
Equipped with 6 airbags, 360° camera, and rear parking sensors, plus:
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Autonomous Emergency Braking
• Blind Spot Monitoring
• Lane Change Assist
• Rear Cross Traffic Alert
• Lane Departure Warning

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Colour Options
Exterior: Moonstone White, Marble Cream, Quartz Rose, Graphite Silver, Slate Grey
Interior: Alabaster White, Flint Grey

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New Miri Showroom Opening
Melinau EV Sdn Bhd will open a new Proton e.MAS showroom in Miri on December 1, located behind Boulevard Everise, near the Maybank Boulevard area.
This will serve as Miri’s one-stop hub for electric vehicle sales, displays, and charging.

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Proton’s Statement
“The launch of the e.MAS 5 represents a major milestone in Proton’s journey toward new energy, enabling more Malaysians to experience affordable electric mobility.”

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Test Drive Available Soon
Visit your nearest Proton dealer or the upcoming Melinau EV showroom in Miri to experience the Proton e.MAS 5 — a smart, stylish, and accessible electric car designed for everyone.

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📍 Boulevard Shopping Mall, Level R
📅 23 October – 3 November 2025
🕙 10AM – 10PM
🎟️ Free Admission

Get ready for incredible deals — with books as low as RM3! The Big Bad Wolf Book Sale Miri 2025 is now open, bringing thousands of titles for all ages and interests. Don’t miss this chance to explore, discover, and bring home your next great read.

— Big Bad Wolf Books

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Good news for foodies: a new Lepak Sama Nanyang Cafe is opening at Boulevard Miri, right next to Tealive, bringing the beloved Nanyang dining experience closer to the Boulevard area.

This kopitiam-inspired café blends the nostalgic charm of traditional coffee shops with the comfort of modern dining. Its menu is led by the ever-popular Sarawak Laksa, praised for its rich and creamy broth. For something indulgent, the XL Laksa featuring jumbo prawns is a standout. Noodle lovers can enjoy the Wantan Kolok Mee, while rice enthusiasts will be tempted by the café’s Nasi Lemak served with fragrant beef rendang or crispy fried chicken. For lighter bites, the fluffy mantou buns, often topped with chicken floss, make a perfect companion to a strong kopi or teh tarik.

Beyond its menu, Lepak Sama has built its reputation as a true lepak spot—a place to unwind, catch up with friends, or enjoy a lazy weekend breakfast. It’s Muslim-friendly, accepts card payments, and its new Boulevard location ensures easier access for those in the heart of the city.

Like its Marina branch, expect the Boulevard outlet to be lively and bustling, especially during peak hours. Early birds will have the advantage of quieter seating, whether indoors with the buzz of conversation or outdoors for a breezier experience.

With its inviting atmosphere, consistent menu, and now a second branch for greater convenience, Lepak Sama Nanyang Cafe is more than just a dining spot—it’s becoming a staple hangout for Mirians.

Address: Lepak Sama Nanyang Cafe, Boulevard Shopping Complex Entrance (Next to Tealive)

— Jennie Wong Chung Yei

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Mark your calendars!
📅 2 – 12 October 2025 (11 days)
📍 Boulevard Car Park, Miri

A celebration you won’t want to miss!

— local_streetfood

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