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You are here: Home / Food Review / AH PEK LEE KOU HOCK SEAFOOD, SITIAWAN

AH PEK LEE KOU HOCK SEAFOOD, SITIAWAN

October 30, 2010 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

The name is kinda funny which had attracted our company to go here for dinner. The place is quite inside the town and going through some bumppy roads.The restaurant is being recomended by a Movie Star- Ah Xian in ASTRO and the restaurant had then becoming super famous now. This seafood restaurant fully maximizes the fresh produce of the day to prepare simple yet mouthwatering seafood dishes.





Steam Promfret is one of the famous dish there. The promphlet was a fresh one and teh taste is not fishy at all.
Taste: 5/5



Sweet and Sour Sea- Cucumber– Sea cucumber added with shrimps cooked with tomato sauce. Simply Sour and is very starchy
Taste: 2/5







Steamed squids– A fresh squids being steamed. A normal dish but kinda delighting
Taste: 5/5



Assam Prawn– One of the signature dish of the shop. Serving fresh prawns and the taste is good
Taste: 5/5



Stir Fried Vege- Normal vegetables but freshly fried ones.
Taste: 3/5



Sweet and Sour Crab with Bread- The big flower crab is well fried with tomato sauce and egg. The portion was quite big and it is being served with bread as well.
Taste: 3/5



Fruits– Fresh fruits and cutted. Nice and fresh Mango is the one which is simply nice.
Taste: 5/5


Address:
AH PEK LEE KOU HOCK SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
135, Kampung Cina, 32000 Sitiawan, Perak.
Telephone : 6012-540 9478, 6019-505 5348.
Business hours : 11.00am until 10.00pm.
Closed on Tuesdays.
GPS: N4 10.775 E100 40.855


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal Homepage : malaysianfoodie

Locations: Perak, Sitiawan Food: Chu Char, Seafood Tags: cash, Fruits, Non-halal Category: Food Review


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