Behind its doors lies a story deeply woven into the soul of the community. The restaurant’s iconic cleaver-shaped door handle stands as a bold artistic tribute to Foh Sang’s colourful history. Once known for its turbulent past, the symbol has now been transformed into an emblem of strength, unity, and evolution. Under the vision of owner Jordan Chin, what was once associated with hardship now welcomes guests into an atmosphere of warmth, sophistication, and celebration.
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| This unique door handle has become attraction that passersby always stop by to take photos |
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| Favstyle team also not missing out with photo-shooting at the door |
Adding to the restaurant’s distinctive identity is its treasured homemade Lihing, lovingly crafted by Jordan’s 85-year-old grandmother, affectionately known within the Kadazan community as “Aunty Mi.” Her traditional rice wine carries generations of heritage in every pour, blending authenticity with timeless craftsmanship.
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| Jordan's grandmother produces Lihing |
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| As a welcoming drink to guests, a splash of Lihing with pineapple juice |
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| Trully one of the finest drinks of Lihing |
During a recent exclusive dining experience with the team from FAVSTYLE Magazine, the evening unfolded as a luxurious journey of flavours, culture, and storytelling. Among the many signature highlights presented, the handcrafted Lihing emerged as the crown jewel of the experience. Its remarkable depth, smooth character, and cultural richness left an unforgettable impression on every guest at the table.
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| Ben enjoying a sip of Lihing |
Grub and Vine is not merely a restaurant. It is where heritage meets modern elegance, where stories are poured into every glass, and where the spirit of Sabah is beautifully reimagined through food, culture, and hospitality.
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| A meaningful session of food tasting and good chat with Favstyle Magazine team, the judges and Grub&Vine team |
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| Cheers! |
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