Situated amongst the myriad restaurants in Batu Satu, MyTown exudes vintage ambience with typical old-school kopitiam chairs, wooden benches and brick walls adorned with old photos showing Brunei’s history. This self-service establishment serves a wide variety of Asian dishes, enough to satisfy any appetite. Their salted egg steamed bun is easily a crowd’s favourite as they often fly off the shelves by mid-day. Familiar street food dishes are given a twist. Their signature Penang kueh teow is topped with delightfully crispy chicken skin while salmon is added to their assam laksa, a dish that usually includes mackerel. You’ll get a pang of nostalgia with an order from their ‘Old Skool’ series – a milo drink topped with the ultimate vintage snack – iced gem biscuits.
For those without access to a private car, we recommend using Dart (think of it as Brunei’s Uber or Grab) which is the most convenient option for traveling in Brunei. While it provides hassle-free booking and convenience, keep in mind that pricing may vary.
Download it from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Click here for a detailed bus route guide.