After "bird watching" at Lake Garden, we proceed to Kuala Sepetang to have our late lunch.
It's a small town and some road were so narrow that our car had to pass by people's front door.
Got lost but there was a very helpful boy who helped us to find the restaurant. Auntie Claire tried to give the boy some money for being so helpful but the boy refused to take. Hmm...that's small tow hospitality for you . So nice.
Mamarazzi was very puzzled as she saw nearly every house there have a BIG oil tank or is it water tank beside their house. But the mystery was resolved when we reached the restaurant.
Finally....the place that we were looking for.
Parking was a problem ....reverse reverse....
The opening hours of the Restaurant
The ground floor of the restaurant is the place for fishermen to unload their catch of the day.
Upstairs, we were greeted by fresh seafood.
Some underaged "shrimps" and "crabs"
Wow......
Mantis prawns so BIG
Which and what to eat ah?
Proceed to the makan area.
Here here...come here.
See the lovely view from here.
Refreshing Coconut water
Fried "spiders"
Opps...not spiders ah? Baby crabs. Very crunchy. I "geli" wanna eat but the adults had it and said nice.
These golden Mantou tasted great with the Crabs.
Flowers Crabs but surprisingly very meaty.
Not neglecting seafood noodles for me. They were really generous with the seafood there.
But I picked and ate the noodles only wor...
Our Late lunch!
Opps... nearly forgot.....Vege too. Very fresh too.
A bit more view of the fishing village from the restaurant.
Some fishing boats coming in.
Can you guess how much is the meal for 5 adults and 1 kids? Keen to find out? Then head on to Auntie Claire's blog to find out.
Aiyor!!! Why do they need to store so much petrol? Hoarding kah? Eeeee...dangerous lah!!!
ReplyDeletefor their boat la....think its petrol gua...but we pass by tarak smell of petrol pulak...maybe water? but thennnnnn next to sungai wor
Deleteso many seafood there ya?? and the view is nice though.. :)
ReplyDeleteyummm a lot
DeleteI hvn't tried the small crabs before. They must be yummy!
ReplyDeleteThey fried till really crunchy
DeleteHehehe...... yummy la the foods!!! The photos was great!!! Fresh seafood!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shahidah :)
DeleteWhat a simple name for a restaurant..haha. The seafood looks fresh.
ReplyDeleteMummy Gwen
DeleteFresh from the boat. Very nice.
I have yet to meet Clarie yet, hehe...
ReplyDeleteSharon
DeleteShe is a darling
Fresh and delicious seafood at a riverside restaurant with a great view... what better way to enjoy seafood!
ReplyDeleteChloe
Deletehang fook leh :)
wow.. sea foods gallore!
ReplyDeleteYou can say that again
DeleteI really love sea food especially if they are all serve fresh from the aquarium like this
ReplyDeleteI think most are fresh from the boat too coz downstair is where the bring in all the fishes
DeleteI love the mini crabs the most.. i remember there was a store near from our place before that sells dried foods and crackers and the crab crackers are my favorite
ReplyDeletenext time we wanna try the mini prawns pulak
Deletesometime you could smell petrol coz of the boats..
ReplyDeleteReally ? Then we were lucky lo that day
Deletesmall kucing is good potential in parking attendance.. LOL..
ReplyDeletethe seafood is very fresh..
He is crazy about cars
Deletethis is a indeed very nice restaurant, I will visit it one day.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy it as much as we did
DeleteGosh, I haven't tried cockles for ages........
ReplyDeleteEat once in awhile is nice la
DeleteWah..the mantis prawn are sooo big!!
ReplyDeleteya lo...we were surprised too
DeleteI was here too for my lunch on the way back to KL from Taiping :)
ReplyDeletewah u really pandai cari wor
Deletewah, those seafood looks really really "sang mang" and fresh leh!!
ReplyDeletelau hau sui mei?
Deletegiant mantis prawns!! as huge as those i saw in HK!!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much
Deletewah, you never tried the mantis prawns meh?? hahaha, too big so too scary for you?? :D
ReplyDeleteNo wor ....next round will wanna try thta
Deletebut then other seafood also looks good lah.. no quota for so many right??
ReplyDeletewha quota?
Deletei like the seong tong lala actually, hehehehe!! love this way of cooking the lala~~
ReplyDeleteI like it more if less soup
DeleteThose round ones are very likely to be diesel tanks.....not so many vents....I was in some of the coastal fishing village this week to inspect some new petrol and diesel tanks.....got to eat nice seafood too....lol!
ReplyDeletePete
DeleteOoo like that ah.
Wei went are you going to blog more of your quickie meal ah?