Showing posts with label sweet sour crab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweet sour crab. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 August 2019

Dinner At Tambun Prawn Village Restoran In Bukit Tambun, Penang.

After spending 2 hours or more at the Ikea Store in Bukit Kawan, we were looking forward to an early dinner in Bukit Tambun.
Further down this road is the Jetty Seafood Restaurant.
Restoran Makanan Laut Prawn Village, Bagan Bukit Tambun.
You could easily miss this place because the restaurant is lower than the road and there are steps leading down to the restaurant.
Chinese art next to the entrance of restaurant.
Snapshot taken from the restaurant.
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We had the following dishes for dinner for 5 people.
Simple stir fried green amaranth and carrot slices with garlic.
Medium size @ RM 12.00
A herbal soup base to cook the Grouper fish slices
Giant Grouper fish slices.
Fish slices + herbal soup base @ RM 55.00
Curry Prawn Bread @ RM 30.00
Meat crabs cooked in sour and spicy sauce @ RM 80.00
I love to eat bread dipped in this sauce.
Eating crabs cooked in this way can be very delicious but also very time consuming and messing. Anyway, we have the time to enjoy our meal.
Total lunch including tea, rice, etc for 5 people = RM 203.00
Mud crabs all tied up to prevent them from getting away.
This restaurant has been recognised for its "Fair Price" by the Ministry of Domestic Trade And Consumer Affairs. This was displayed outside the restaurant.

I know very well how foolish it sounds to those who are lost,
when they hear that Jesus died to save them.
But we who are saved recognize this message as the very power of God.
For God says, "I will destroy all human plans of salvation no matter
how wise they seem to be, and ignore the best ideas of men,
even the most brilliant of them."
(1 Corinthians 1:18-19, The Living Bible-TLB)

Thursday, 15 November 2018

Lunch At Makanan Laut Men Lok, Hutan Melintang.

From Teluk Intan, we took a leisure drive to Hutan Melintang which is a fishing village. Hutan Melintang is located next to the Strait of Malacca and most of the population work in the fishing industry.
 Can you see a fisherman mending his fishing net on his boat?
Looks like home to the fishermen with clothes hanging on the lines.
 Fishing boats and small boats were also resting.
 Very quiet and peaceful on a public holiday.
A young boy playing nearby. 
Custom Office, Hutan Melintang.
 We chose this place Makanan Laut Men Lok to have our lunch.
Decorations on the wall.
 Is this a fish or an eel?
My friend recommended that we try this fish or eel dish.
The flesh of the long fish cut into long strips and deep fried with batter.
Next, we ordered some flower crabs cooked in sweet sour sauce.
A plate of green vegetables stir fried with garlic.
 Initially, we ordered steamed prawns but later changed it to steamed grouper fish.
The fish was quite a big one, so we chose the more meaty middle portion. 
A fence found in Hutan Melintang.
Linking to Good Fences.

Excuses might even be found for a thief
if he steals when he is starving!
(Proverbs 6:30, The Living Bible-TLB)

Saturday, 28 July 2018

Seafood For Lunch At Kedai Makanan Tepi Sungai, Kuala Sepetang.

After a short walkabout and buying of some dried seafood stuffs, it was time to think about our tummy. 
 Kedai Makanan Tepi Sungai (riverside restaurant)
 The restaurant is on the 1st floor.
"Come, follow me!"
 We passed by these Mantis Prawns in a water tank.
 A close up of a Mantis Prawn.
 The 1st floor restaurant over looking the river scene.
A typical fishing boat on the river.
 A jug of iced umbra fruit juice for 6 people 
 Deep fried wontons or dumplings.
 Deep fried soft shell prawns in batter.
Needn't have to bother with the shells, all can be eaten!
 Nyonya assam fish (local call this "chicken meat fish")
 Steamed drunken prawns
 Sweet sour and spicy mud crabs
 We didn't order any rice or noodles.
Five types of dishes plus the drink about RM 180 for 6 people.
Customers can also order these fresh live cockles
And prawns kept fresh in this ice box.
On our way home, we stopped in Taiping for cendol ice.
And a plate of Pasembor (rojak).
We each had a small bowl of cendol ice.
A plate of Pasembor rojak.
Everyone gets to taste a little of it.

Linking to Saturday's Critters.

Even honey seems tasteless to a man who is full;
but if he is hungry, he'll eat anything!
(Proverbs 27:7, The Living Bible-TLB)

Friday, 1 June 2018

Lunch At Restoran Thong Lok, Tanjung Tualang.

After the visit to the Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredge No. 5 (TT5) and gallery ended, we were taken to Tanjung Tualang town for lunch at one of the seafood restaurant. We have been to other restaurants  but this is my first visit to this Restoran Thong Lok. 
The organizer of the trip had pre-ordered the food.
 We were seated near this fish tank.
I was told that these are "Sai Toh" fish in Cantonese.
I don't know what is the name in English.
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We had the following dishes for lunch.
 Sweet sour mud crabs
Fried mantou or plain bun to go with the sweet sour crabs gravy.
 Paku pakis veggie stir fried with spicy prawn paste 
 Deep fried tofu topped with crispy fried tiny shrimps.
 Steamed drunken fresh water prawns 
 Blanched romaine lettuce topped with garlic oil & oyster sauce.
By the time we reached home, it was about 3.30 pm.
 After our afternoon nap, I cooked the above for our dinner.
 Packet instant noodle (dry version) with fried egg.
 Blanched some romaine lettuce.
 Sambal dried shrimp from Tg Tualang
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Fences found on the way to Tg. Tualang
 Overhead bridge
A bus stop in front of a school fence.
Breaking of dawn


The Lord is close to those whose hearts are breaking;
he rescues those who are humbly sorry for their sins.
(Psalm 34:18, The Living Bible-TLB)
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