Port Dickson Restaurants

Nice breakfast, good lunch, superior dinner.. all served with cold Tiger or fresh juices if you prefer.

Next to Le Paris Hotel and PD Catholic church.

Nice friendly staff.

Favorite Dish: Try out their Satay sticks! Ggggreat!

This restoran also has a restoran in Kemayan Square, Seremban.
It may not be the best seafood in PD but it's up there.
The service is only fair, the food is average and the ambience and decor is fair to good.

The best thing about it is, it's on the seafront with a nice view of the Straits of Malacca.

Many years ago, it had an outdoor area which has now been closed in. Returning there on 10 August 2007 after a few years, the extensions catering for the hundreds of nightly guests, has ruined the ambience.
However, the local Chinese seem to really love it so i should be less critical.

Frankly, i've often been to the one in Kemayan Square, Seremban. It's MUCH better.

Open for lunch until 2pm sharp (if you're late you will NOT be served). Nightly from 7pm.

We paid RM107 (US$27,50) for 3 adults including fresh juices.

Favorite Dish: The buttered prawns were good, the mini-squid in the yam basket were overcooked. The lobster is good at RM20 per 100 gram (minimum 400gram).
You select your seafood from the live ones swimming in the big tanks.

Whatever you order, buy 1 vegetable dish and a SMALL meat dish for each person on the table. It will be more than enough.
The menu shows small and large - the large is enough for 2 or 3 people.
Locals buy small and share thereby having a better selection. Don't put ALL the rice on your plate unless you're starving.

This is one of my favourite PD (Port Dickson) restaurants.
Service is WAY above average; here they welcome you, say thank you and treat you as if you're a valuable customer (a bit of a change here in MY).

I think someone must have told the staff who pays their wages.
Most restaurant workers in Malaysia think that the boss pays their wages.

Heaps of parking (that's normally a problem in Malaysia).

Mix of genuine Mexican and Western with even a bit of Malaysian food. Licensed.

Mexican food is not too spicy so if you're trying to kill your taste buds, this is not for you.

Price is VERY reasonable and i've classified it "less expensive" because the quality of the food is so high but the price is normal.
We paid RM120 (US$35) for 3 adults for 3 course meal including spirits. WOW!!!

Perfect for families with young kids.

If you're in PD, DO NOT MISS THIS ONE.

TRAP - Sadly, this restaurant does NOT take credit cards.

Favorite Dish: The tachos, bueritos, even the good ol' Malaysian chicken chop.!!
No it's not spectacular but the service, decior, atmosphere and price are Soooo spectacular that it deserves to be over-rated.

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We decided to try this restaurant on our way to Port Dickson Half Marathon. We heard so much praises in the food blogs.

Landmark:
It is located at the corner lot of a row of shophouses opposite Chinese School - Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan Chung Hua Lukut. P.D 1964. If not sure, ask the locals - they will point you to the right place. Yes..It is THAT famous.

Favorite Dish: The signature dish is the LUCKY KING BUN!

A very unique dish - chicken curry wrapped inside a huge bun!

The bun is cut open with a pair of scissors, revealing a "pouch" of chicken curry inside. The serving method is quite appealing. Love the star shape presentation.

How do you eat this dish? Just use your hand to tear of the bun and then dip it into the curry. The bun will absorb the yummy goodness of the curry. You can scoop up the chicken and eat it with the bun. The curry chicken is thick and very delicious. Hmmmm....writing this review is making me hungry again. Heheh!

The verdict: See that last picture. We practically wolfed down everything except the plastic and aluminum wrapper. Yes...it is THAT good!

One bun costs about RM18, good for 4-6 people.

I was having a hard time finding a vegetarian restaurant here. But there is one to the left on the road from Port Dickson to Lukut. It's somewhere near the Shell refinery but I can't remember it's name. The signboard is quite prominent and it's at the corner of a row of shophouses. The food is Indian and could be very spicy. But it's quite tasty and worth the try!

Nice place, clean and well-maintained. Open air concept, though indoor and sheltered sections are also available. A good place if street warongs (stalls) are a definite no-no. fast service. Good food. Good smoothies. Money well-spent. Ample parking space. There's a little stage with live entertainment... (1 out of 5 rating for entertainment value). The owner or the captain on duty (he wore a long sleeved t'ganu batik under the signature dato'-dato' or gerak khas wannabe sleeveless vest) kept making his rounds. too much making him look more like a security officer on guard.

Favorite Dish: The soursop and pineapple smoothies was really good, compared to those I always get from such restaurants back in KL or JB.

The local fare were tasty, though the portion was quite small.

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The restaurant is located at the main street of Lukut, north of Port Dickson. A local friend recommended this local specialty to me. It's a huge bun wrapped with curry chicken fillings. The bread is soft with butter taste, definitely good for dipping the curry. The curry chicken is fragrant and not that spicy therefore it suites everyone's taste.

Favorite Dish: A big bun costs RM23, whereas a small one is RM18. There are three types of flavours or rather fillings. However, the other two flavours need to be pre-ordered.

This malay eatery situated at Teluk Kemang beach is one of the larger ikan bakar restaurants situated in the vicinity.

Quality and taste of food are ordinary. Ample parking space. Next to the parking lot and right turn, you can try steamboat.