A tourist bus pulled over to the side of the road and a group of Chinese tourists came out of the bus, the tour guide then pointed to a direction and the whole group of the Chinese tourists walked with no hurry to a stall located behind a row of the fruit market.
During our stay at Kundasang, we dropped by several times to this market area each time for a grab of ready cut fresh fruit for our daily natural fiber supplements. Somehow we were told, there's a stall famous for its barbequed chicken wings, chicken livers and bishop's nose skewers, an only stall where the smell of aromatic barbequed fills the air as you stroll around Kundasang market in the afternoon.
I saw a group of tourists surrounding the stall and I wondered what excites them about those barbequed chicken wings and skewers :P
As I walked closer, I observed that it was no difference from any other chicken wings stall we have around Sibu. This stall however, has probably been around for years. By looking at the barbeque pit's condition, it seemed like it has been collecting waste charcoal dust, dripping barbeque oil for a long time. It may not suppose to be seen that way by the tourists if you would to ask me but, somehow the chicken wings caught their attention. 
Like have fell under the spell of its tasty chicken barbequed, some say it's famous and a must-eat chicken wings if you're happen to be in Kundasang.
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