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Cakoi, a local favorite, was brought by Chinese immigrants to Brunei. Known as Youtiao, it is a donut type treat that is deep fried and eaten with various condiments whether it be sweet or savory. CAKOI3RASA is one of the numerous stalls that sells cakoi at Pasar Malam Gadong.

Founded by Hj Wan Zulaini Bin Mohd Zelani back in 1999 and they started selling at Pasar Malam Gadong in 2001. CAKOI3RASA  originally sold their cakois with 4 flavors which is Durian,  Pandan, Honey and Peanuts. Now they only offer 3 flavors which Durian, Pandan and Tuna. 




Recently, they started to dell Nasi Katok and Ayam Penyet at their stall, the sambal paired with them is a perfect balance in terms of spiciness and umami. Additonally, they have opened up a new branch in Lambak Kiri next to Churan restaurant. 



For more info regarding the foods they sell, you can follow the Instagram account at @CAKOI2RASA or contact them directly at 8762942.



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