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Home / Food Review / FAT ONE STEAMBOAT, SUNWAY MENTARI

FAT ONE STEAMBOAT, SUNWAY MENTARI

January 17, 2013 by StrawberrY Gal

All of the sudden, we are so indulge with steamboat and we are thinking to find the other steamboat shops around there. We know that some of the famous one there but we plan to get something new. Spotted on the spot is Fat One Steamboat which is being one of the famous van styled steamboat.

The steamboat shop is simply packed even though we reached there about 6.30 pm. There are a lot of scrumptious food and delights. As for the soup, you can have 2 types of soup and there is much variety of the soup which they have tomyam, normal soup, porridge and even more.

Started around will be the variety of noodles are also available like yee mee, yellow mee and more. Not only that, they do have a variety of vegetables and mushrooms available at their selection. The mushroom which is available includes enoki mushroom, abalone mushroom and much more.

Next on the line is a variety of fishballs and usual steamboat stuff like meat ball, fish balls, taufu bok and more. It is indeed a large spread of delights though with a variety of food which you can find like pig intestine, pig blood and even more.

Some of the items in the steamboat

Seafood is our focus for the night and their seafood is quite a variety as well and most important it is fresh. They have crabs, prawns, squids, mantis prawns and variety of clams to choose. Not only that, we also enjoy the variety of fishes too.

While waiting for your food to boiled in the hot pipping soup, you can also grab some Japanese style satay as well as chicken wings as well. They have a variety to choose as well and you can grab for the fried rice, fried bihun and more.

After the hot heaty meal, cool yourself down with some ice creams which you can scoop from the ice cream counter or even get some ice potong there as well.

Price:
RM 35.80 ( 140 cm and above)
RM 17.80 ( 120 cm – 140 cm)
RM 9.00 ( 90 cm -120 cm)

Address:
No 22 & 23, Jalan PJS 8/17,
Dataran Mentari Bandar Sunway,
46150 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

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