River prawns keep visitors coming


The Kwan Yin Temple in Kampung Baru Timah are seeing some tourists nowadays.

YOU can tell the difference between one crustacean and the other, once you have tasted the prawns in Kampung Baru Timah.

The flesh is firm and springy, said the new village chief Tham Cheng Soon of the river prawns (hor har in Cantonese) from his village which is slowly gaining popularity.

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