As featured on a blog, the good review truly caught my attention so we decided to give it a try. We usually avoid tourist places (this restaurant isn't in the tourist map) as it may cost us much more than it should be. We reached there around 12 and it was rather crowded already. By the time we leave, the restaurant workers were advising the customer to come back an hour later! My advise to savour the mouth-watering seafood is to come as early as possible, first to avoid the crowd and before the restaurant runs out of any of the dishes. We didn't have the chance to try their mantis prawn which all of us will love to indulge in the wholesomeness of the salted egg mantis prawn.
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| Steamed Prawn (RM20) |
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| A type of mollusc, resembling the shape of a bamboo, cooked as Kam Heong style. (竹滩/竹蛏) | (RM18) |
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| Fried baby sotong with salted egg (RM15) |
We also ordered a shark meat soup (RM14) and a claypot tofu (RM12). The portions were all very generous and the flavour were superb! Don't forget to try their rice as Sekinchan is famous for their 'paddy'. I will strongly recommend this restaurant and for sure I will be back again!
Total bill for 5 pax (including 3 drinks and 3 rice) : RM 85.50
Restoran Bagan Sekinchan
Taste: 5/5
Price: 4.5/5
Service: 4/5 (slightly slow, have to wait for some time for the dishes)
No.168-C, Lorong 5, Jalan Bagan, 45400 Sekinchan
Selangor, Malaysia, 45400 Kuala Selangor
Operation Hours :
Breakfast and Lunch only.
On the way to the Redang Beach
Redang Beach
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| Seashells everywhere, I wouldn't call it a 'beach'. There's not much of sandy area. |
"Outbound Love" is a famous Hong Kong Drama among Malaysians as it was filmed mostly in Malaysia and several local artistes were involve din the filming. There were a few shots taken at Sekinchan on treehouse but sadly it was recently burnt down.
Temple opposite of Redang Beach
The End :)
