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Eat sate and nasi goreng under the trees enjoying some cool air on the riverside, watching the boat taxis; several small stalls there, friendly people; just be patient service is not top at the ones I tried. For desert, go to the market 100 m from there and buy the small sweet bananas or if the season is right, rambutan or manggis (just delicious). 2 to 5 US$. Sate kambing (goat)
Located on a terrace above the swimming pool, with view on the sea; modern wood architecture, open view, fans (no air conditioning), silver cutlery, competent staff; the buffet is really wonderful , with lots of food varieties, from Asian to international; grilled shrimps or marinated squids are the best among them; most interesting desert is the “kacang bubur” or sweet lentil soup, slightly aromatised with durian (the king of fruits, but it is a personal opinion): delicious, and it is a pity most western people avoid to try this really delightful desert. Price: expensive (I was invited), but probably worth the money. Kacang Bubur !
Italian restaurant; serving super good fruit cocktails and fresh seafood Italian style. Try the grilled red snapper with carbonara sauce, drink a limau manis juice with it; really interesting! Expensive : 30US$. Grilled red snapper
Fratini’s Indian restaurant in the Yayasan shopping mall ; not super delicious, long waiting time, but the buffet is reasonable, and that changes from the many fast-food type restaurants in this shopping mall.(10-15 US$). lentils
a different buffet every night, with cuisine from many parts of the world ; one night Chinese, another Cajun, another Indonesian, another BBQ, another seafood, etc. . . Good for 15-20 US$, friendly, but as usual, . . . no alcohol beverages. Seafood buffet ! Try the black pepper crab!
head down to the night markets overlooking the sungai brunei in the centre of bandar seri begawan. the vendors there sell really good and cheap satays and other local dishes. the atmosphere and food is great and it's about the only place in brunei to mingle with locals after dark. satay sticks
Padian Food Court at the Yayasan Complex in Bandar Seri BEgawan.Dozens of stalls selling different types of local dishes. You can try a bit of everything here..... for very cheap....... 3 british pounds in enough for a very filling meal. Nasi Lemak (Spicy!!)Roti Prata
The KB restaurant in Kuala Belight for non asian cuisine.A tandoori place in the capital BandarTandoori restaurant is very basic but the food is tremendousHas a sign on the wall saying 'no spitting' Potato skinsTandoori chicken - whole ones!
GULAI ASAM PEDAS ( name of the dish ). Look nice eh ! But be carefuuuul, this is not a Italian Piza, this dish is VErrry HOOOoot. The ingredients consist of + - 200 grams of Red Chilly and mix again with a little bit curry powder. If you can take it...wow, then I know you have a seasoned tongue like me ( The Tongue of Great KAMAL Khan ).
There are many various international and local eating areas. Behind this mosque is the Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Foundation Complex.There are many shop houses including eating areas which served local and international cuisine. Seen at both sides of the picture here.You can also eat and watch the passing boat, there is a restaurant along the river just 4 minutes walking down from here. Nasi lemak which is popular rice cooked with coconut milk. Servings includes anchovies (dry small fishes) cooked with sambal (spicy condiments), slices of cucumber and variations from chicken to beef slices. Some can be hot and spicy too so need to get ready a glass of cold water.
Empire Hotel And Country Club Bandar Seri Begawan
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Sheraton Utama Bandar Seri Begawan
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