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Kuala Sungai Seafood Restaurant – Kuala Selangor, Malaysia

08 Monday Apr 2013

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Blue swimmer, Clams, crab, Fish, kuala selangor, Kuala Sungai Seafood Restaurant, lunch

A lot of people find it a hassle to eat crab. Hub is one of those who rather not eat them because he feels that the time took to pry these open is not worth it. I on the other hand is at the other end of the spectrum. I love to eat crabs and if you leave me alone, I can easily polish off one kg (about 3 crabs) of crabs by myself. Ho ho ho…

When my cousin came back from Melbourne for holiday, we decided to head down to Kuala Selangor for some really fresh seafood. Even tough the restaurant didn’t had a lot of selection (due to the rainy weather – no much fisherman went to sea), whatever they had was really fresh. The cool view from where we sit while enjoying the fresh seafood.   The River viewWe had Steam Pari (Ray-fish) in sweet and sour soup. The fish was really fresh and the soup was very appetizing. I could easily finish the whole plate by myself with one plate of rice. hehehe…Steam Rayfish in sweet and sour soupNext, the steam clams in clear soup. This was so-so only. The clams are a little on the skinny side, but, still fresh. The clear soup was quite bland in my opinion.

Steam clams with clear soupNow for the main stars of the day…We had 3 steam blue swimmer crabs and 4 local mud crabs in duck yolk. I love blue swimmer crabs. it’s so hard to find them nowadays. Was so excited when I saw some swimming in their tank. yay !!!

The steam blue swimmer crabs were amazing!!! The meat was chunky and has a fresh bounce when you sink your teeth into it. The simple steam was just prefect as it let you taste the subtle natural sweetness of the crabs. It was prefect.

Steam Flower CrabThe mud crab was also super fresh. I love the duck yolk taste. It was done just right, slightly salty with touch of sweetness. Nom nom nom… Crab coated with Duck yolk

It was a great lunch and had a superb time catching up with my beloved couz. Hugz… I miss you so much already.

 
Kuala Sungai Seafood Restaurant
439 A, Jalan Sungai Yu Pasir Penambang,
45000 Kuala Selangor, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel : +603 32895357

Fatty Crab Restaurant (PJ)

10 Friday Feb 2012

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century egg, crab, Fatty Crab, Fish, fried rice, roti bakar, Taman Megah

I know I should be blogging about my Ipoh trip. I’ll do it soon. ;p

But for now, a little mighty crab restaurant which has been around for some time. I would like to bring your attention to Fatty Crab. For those who live around PJ, this restaurant is quite famous. I have even seen groups of people hiring bus to drive to this restaurant from either Penang, Seremban or Johor, just to taste it.

One thing you should note is that this restaurant is ALWAYS crowded. It doesn’t matter if you go on a weekday or weekend. My advice is, be there before 6:30pm !!! OR, you wait… it continues to stay crowded even until 10pm !!! I kid you not.

The first thing I do whenever I go to Fatty crab is to have their century eggs. The yolk is a little gooey and the taste is amazing. Eat it with the pickled ginger… ohhh… I Love it !!! I could easily polish off 2 eggs (3 if no one is looking) by myself. hehehee…

The Famous Crabs of Fatty Crab – the sour and spicy / the steam

Most people who come here order the sour and spicy crab. This is the restaurant’s speciality. Personally, I prefer their steam crab. The meat is always so fresh and sweet. (plus my fingers stay cleaner ;p). But, I LOVE the sour spicy sauce on their Roti Bakar (Toast hainam bread) and the Fried Rice. yuuummmmz. We normally request for extra sauce just for dipping in our bread.

 Aside from crab, there also other dishes on the menu. But, not much variety. That night, we ordered the steam fish. The fish texture was a little on the soft side, not my kind of fish. (Not sure what fish that was). I prefer firm meat fishes. ;p But, the soup was really nice. Mom say it’s the teo chew style. nice… Sweet and sourish.

While waiting for your main dishes, you can also snack on fried chicken wings and satay. Unfortunately, we polish those off before I remember my camera. ;p

Fatty Crab Restaurant
No 2, Jln SS 24/13, Taman Megah, PJ (From 5.30 onwards)
Tel : +603 7804 5758
** Close on Monday

Steam Cod fish in garlic and butter

10 Thursday Nov 2011

Posted by chuletz in Gastronomy, Home Cook Food

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Butter, Cod, Fish, Garlic, Home cook Food, Steam

One of my all time favourite dish under 15 minutes.

My first experiment with this dish was when I was studying in Melbourne and cooking time is not exactly something which a student have alot. So, I have learn many tricks to keep cooking time short and sweet. I made this the other day and am still head over heel in love with this dish. hehehe.. so, I decided to share with you guys. Hope you enjoy it. 😉

  • Pat dry a slice of Cod fish
  • Sprinkle all over with garlic (I add some chinese red date here just because hubby love this stuff ‘kei-chi’)
  • Add one slice of butter
  • Sprinkle salt on top (depending on how salty you like)
  • Pop into a steamer.

Viola ! Best serve with rice.

 

 

 

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