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Home / Food Review / GOLDEN THAI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, BATU FERINGGHI

GOLDEN THAI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT, BATU FERINGGHI

June 16, 2011 by StrawberrY Gal

Golden Thai Seafood Restaurant is one of the restaurant which is packed with tourist and the restaurant offers a large variety choices of seafood. The restaurant is having an ample parking space and also sitting places. When you walked in to the restaurant, you can see the a vast choices of fishes, crabs, lobsters and more in the big aquarium waiting for people to eat them up.

What we order?

Cheese Baked Clams is where the clams are being cooked with generous amount of cheese. The dish is very nice hwere it is furnished with an authentic chessy taste
Taste: 5/5

Steamed Fish with Light Soy is where the fish is well steamed to its maximum sweetness and steamed. The fis is very fresh where it is just catched upon order from the aquarium
Taste: 4/5

Tomyam paste Squids and Clams where the squids and clams are being cooked with spicy tomyam paste and satisfied with a generous amount of chilly padi.
Taste: 4/5

The asam prawns are also being served where the prawns are large and fresh.
Taste: 5/5

Stir fried scallops with vegetables where the fresh scallops are being stir fried with brocolli, vegetables and mushrooms. The scallop is simply sweet.
Taste: 5/5

Salted Egg Crabs where the crabs are being stir fried with salted egg. Crabs are fresh and is extremely nice
Taste: 5/5

Mix Seafood fried Teow Chew Noodles is where the noodles are well fried and it is served with squids and prawns.
Taste: 5/5

Longan and Sea Coconut.
Taste: 3/5

Total Damage: RM 900++
Not inclusive of 10% service charge and 5% government tax

Location:
Golden Thai Seafood Village @ Batu Ferringhi
No: 69-A, Jalan Batu Ferringhi,
11100 Batu Ferringhi, Penang.
Tel No: 04-8811362 / 016-4002718 (Thomas Tan)


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal Homepage : malaysianfoodie

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