Kuala Belait Travel Guide
Last stop on the road to Miri, it is a small town that houses the Kuala Belait Boat Club (KBBC) and has minor shopping facilities and no night life. Some Chinese restaurants are worth a visit for local food - Meng Fang’s, The Orchid Rooms and the Jade Restaurant.
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