And it’s cheap too.
Claypot noodle
Almost everything we ordered there was nice, especially the kolo mee or the claypot noodle which has generous servings of seafood in it.
I especially love the drunken prawns, sweet and just enough Shao Xin Jiu (Chinese wine?). Yum~
Kolo Mee
Give the fish a skip though, it’s small and costly (RM12?). Everything else is around RM 4~5. Considering the seafood, I’d say it’s bloody cheap.
Rating: 3.5/5
Seaside Seafood Restaurant
(next to Guardian Pharmacy, behind Sipadan Inn)
All the way in Semporna, Sabah
4 comments:
Is it those seafood cause food poisoning?
This is just an observation. Yr blogname is food & diet. Obviously, plenty of the former but the latter..? Not that I'm hankering for diet comments. NO. I love food. My fav Astro channel is AFC. Maybe it's time to change the name to just "Foods of Nicolekiss" or something.
Website should be renamed NicolekissdietBYEBYE :)
Sorrii but have to disagree a bit. The prawns doesn't look fresh, especially with their heads so detached and crumpled skin. The white meat in the mee looks a bit dry. Breast meat? Why skip the fish? At RM$12, it is damn cheap for a grouper. Of all the dish, I think the fish is the one "must order".
Is that grouper? or snapper?
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