The bar/cafe by the pool serves lunches only and has a shortish snack menu. It's the first time I've seen a pool bar with starched linen tablecloths and napkins. Excellent service. The second day the waiter knows my name and greets me with the comment: "A Tiger Beer I think Mrs Howard?" Have I got a reputation as a drinker already?
Limited menu with things like crab with chilli dip, pizza, fish & chips, burgers and bruchettas.
Some evenings they have live musicians there, they are very good and the music is not so loud as to be a nuisance if you want an early night.
Favorite Dish: The steak sandwich is the best I've ever had!
The steak is 1.5cm thick and I am asked how I want it cooked! It is served with potato wedges.
Also the pineapple relish served with the burgers
Updated Aug 15, 2004
Choice of cooked breakfast, either western or Oriental, omelette with a choice of fillings, cold meats and cheeses, many different ypes of fruit, several flavours of yogurt, 10 different pastries.
View over one of the pools and terrace areas, with monkeys frolicking in the trees between the pool and the hill villas, and a peacock strutting his stuff on the terrace.
Favorite Dish: Omelette with cheese, onion, pepper and chilli.
Updated Aug 15, 2004
Normally held on a wooden terrace set amongst the rocks over the sea - hence the name - but tonight there is the danger of rain, so the tables are laid up under the roof of the beach club instead.
The evening is more akin to a dinner party - everybody eats the same food at the same time. Transport is laid on from the main hotel in a Land Cruiser, not the normal mini bus.
The scene is very romantic and very unusual. There is only seven guests here tonight, on three tables. Little fairy ights are strung out between the trees on the beach, and the palm trees are lit up from below giving a very eerie look. Sounds of the waves and the geckoes add to the atmosphere.
A quiet three pice band playing in the background accepts requests from all the tables.
First Course: Stuffed rice wrapped in banana leaf with crab and beansprout salad. Delicious
Second Course: Chicken and vegetable consomme. Very tasty
Third Course: Lime sorbet served in goblets made from ice with flowers and leaves fron into them. Very impressive and refreshing
Fourth Course: White snapper in cream sauce with bok choy, split peas and sliced potatoes with cheese.
Fifth Course: Heartshaped cheesecake with a chocolate edge, chocolate straws and coulis of strawberry and passion fruit. Served with fresh strawberries and lychees.
Favorite Dish: I have never before come across White Snapper, and I will say it is the best fish I have ever had. Slightly crisp coating (not batter), beautifully moist and soft flesh. Very, very, very good
Written Aug 15, 2004
A choice of Western or Malaysian menu. David has steak, whereas I try the set Malaysian dinner:
Chicken Satay, Fish in Coconut sauce, Beef Rendang, Green beans in sauce and steamed rice, followed by Green Tea Creme Brulee.
Favorite Dish: Beef Rendang!
Written Aug 15, 2004
Wooden seats a little up from the beach, some on a covered terrace, some on the sand.
They serve drinks and snack, and we are talking SNACKS now, not lunch!
We order peppered beef, spring rolls and samosas, thinking we have a fairly subsatncial lunch. Wrong! They are very tasty, but more like a coctail snack than a proper "dish". We go back to the main pool area for a "proper" lunch after!
Written Aug 15, 2004
The whole concept of this restaurant is totally different. There is no menu as such. You choose what you want (from a list of ingredients) and how you want it cooked.
Initially I found the concept a little intimidating, as I usually like to be inspired by descriptions of food before I order, but once the waiter points me in the right direction, the whole thing flows.
We choose a selection of dishes: Spicy chicken with cashew nuts, beef with chilli and garlic, tiger prawns, steamed rice and watercress soup
Favorite Dish: The chilli and Garlic Beef is very tasty indeed, not so spice that it burns your mouth but hot enough to be interesting.
Written Aug 15, 2004
call it a dessert or a drink - it sure does taste BEST - esplly nice young ones...nd chilled ones. It is yummy to sip from straw and then use a spoon to dig into the young white silky pulp. One is never enough....
but if you have problem with wind in the stomach - one is enough.
Written Apr 23, 2004
Here you can get all kinds of food; pasta, locl noodles, but the best I tried was their Indian platter, which has rice, pappadam chips, beef dry curry, fried fish, and spicy prawns. cabbage and pickled cucumber It was very very delicious.
Written Apr 23, 2004
My favourite is the fish maw - fish stomach soup. It taste tomato base and slightly sour, and drink with a dash of black vinegar. It has lots of chopped seafood, bamboo shoots, mushrooms. It is a thick soup. somewhat like the szechuan soup.
also must have are the deep fried fried soft shell crab, special bean curd, steamed large pomfret fish in special soy sauce. any kind of fresh greens stir fry with scallops.
Written Apr 23, 2004
Address: at the end of the board walk
very nice n romantice ambience set among the tree tops. u can hear the gushing sound of the waves below you.
no menu for this restaurant, the wonderous waiters will explain what r the items, ask u how u wan it n recommend the dishes !!
very responsive staff n they r so friendly :)
Favorite Dish: try the seafood !! it's a DEFINITE!! unlike normal restaurants, this really boost the freshness of the seafood. the fish is cooked till perfection, the scallops were big n juicy. even the brocolli was cruchy yet savourful.
it's the place for seafood when u r at pangkor laut. it's only dinner, i tink
Written Apr 14, 2004
Address: rocky outcrop overlooking the sea
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