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Cut Throat @ PJ Seafood Restaurant

This is one of the harshest post that'll ever appear on this site, I can't help but being disappoint with the food there and I don't normally mess around when it comes to food. It had been awhile since my family last came here for dinner and so we thought that it'll be a nice place to go to celebrate my dad's birthday which is actually today! So ... HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD!



We arrived at the restaurant about 7ish, normally by then, there would be a lot of people but it wasn't so on that night. Found a spot to seat, menu was given and the Manager was trying to recommend (but it was more like trying to push) some of their dishes and we made our choices.

These are the food we ordered, I don't really know the names of the dishes so I'll just comment on them without the names.

This one is quit ok, the yam is quick thick so there's less stuff inside even though it looked big. The order was supposed to be fore 10 people but it looks and only feeds about 5 after you divide them in small slices.


It's green, it's vegetables, I never touched it.


This was one of the dishes they kept asking us to take cause they claim it was good, but after taking a bite, we feel that it's more like left-over from a few days ago and they need to get rid of it or throw in the garbage. One of the dish we regret ordering and they don't give a damn even after we tell them nicely that there's something wrong with the dish.


Curry Fish head, it's supposed to be spicy and all, that's why it's called curry right? But it's not spicy at all! Even my daughter had no problem eating it. One thing for sure, they didn't spare a dime at all in pouring in alot of oil into this pot. We manage to scoop out a small hearty bowl of oil before we dare dig in to fish out the fish.


The crabs are ok, but I've eaten way better ones at cheaper venues.


This is a must have for most people who goes to a seafood restaurant to eat crab. The one served here isn't that nice, even dipping the buns into the sauce doesn't help.


This one was the best dish from the whole night, the buns are warm and crispy and that's about it.


When it's time to pay the bills, gosh... if I was eating something at that time, I'd have choked and double choked to death.

Would I recommend you to go? Only if you've a lot of money to waste and just want to show off to your guests that you can go to any restaurant and eat without care of whether it's good or not, as long as it's expensive.

PJ Seafood Restaurant
Kampung Chempaka, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Ratings:
Food – 2/5
Service – 2/5
Cleaniness/Ambience – 4/5
Value for Money – 1/5

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Eating Seafood in Kota Kinabalu with Celebrities

What happens when you have a bunch of hungry guys and girls including the likes of Hannah Tan, Pietro Felix, Harith Iskandar, Hans Isaac wonders what to eat for dinner? Well, wonder no more, these sets of food was from some time back when we were in Kota Kinabalu for a show.



The restaurant we went to is known as the Ocean Seafood Village Restaurant, quite a popular one in Kota Kinabalu and according to some of the locals, one of the most expensive places to eat seafood. We were invited by Fellest and his family to join them for dinner there and how can we just say no to some good seafood dinner?



I can't remember the name of the dishes we ate but I think you'd basically be able to guess what each dishes are by looking at them right? I truly enjoyed myself with all the wonderful dishes so I won't be bothered to comment on each of them individually, so let us just enjoy the photos.



















I'm not sure whether it's just the way they serve their customers or was it because there were a bunch of celebrities in the room but I can say that the service we received was top notch. All our needs was met very quickly upon asking, no fuss, no complains, nothing that sort. It was excellent! More photos of the food I ate at Flickr.

Ocean Seafood Village Restaurant
No. 4, Lrg Api-api 3 Kbu,
88000 Kota Kinabalu,
Sabah

Contact No:2088-26 4701

Ratings:
Food – 4/5
Service – 4/5
Cleaniness/Ambience – 4/5
Value for Money – 3/5

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Roast Duck @ Loong Foong Seafood Restaurant



After eating at Sunrise Duck at Seapark for a number of time now, I decide to bring Stephenie to another famous restaurant where people just lined up in droves to buy Roast Ducks. That place was known as Loong Foong Seafood restaurant located just about 15minutes walk from Sunrise. The place operates only at night but you can see people lining up to buy ducks there from as early as 5ish. I used to be one of them who would go there to buy on the way home from work.



Got ourselves a nice place to sit and proceed to order half a duck with a simple plate of vege. It took them about 5min before serving us our food which is quite ok looking at the amount of people waiting in line for their take-away.



I must say that the standard for the roast duck had slightly dropped, after eating at Sunrise so often recently, we find that the roast duck at Loong Foong isn't that good anymore. It's not as crispy as the other restaurant and isn't as juicy as well. It could be one of their off days but I'm not sure as it's been awhile since I ate there and I was told that it's not good to eat too much duck.



Anyway, it's one of the recommended place to go if you like roast duck and want to get some for dinner as not many other places in the Petaling Jaya area served better roast ducks in the evening. Well, not that I know of that is.

Loong Foong Seafood Restaurant
Jalan 20/13
46300 Petaling Jaya
Selangor

Ratings:
Food – 3/5
Service – 4/5
Cleaniness/Ambience – 3/5
Value for Money – 3/5