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This is Seremban Siew-Pao, each cost RM1.10, eat with hand only, or even better to eat with ice beer or hot Chinese tea. I am not sure whether this is halal food, but anyway, there are KFC, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, 7-Eleven, etc and Vegetarian restaurants too, I especially like the restaurant of Sri Lanka, the Thosai of Ghee Massala and Tea Ceylon, etc, two person's dinner cost Rm12. This vegetarian restaurant is located opposite the people's square, name is VB. I was searching for a restaurant to watch live telecast football match between Chelsea and Manutd so ended up here, I think mostly Indians not interested in watching football in restaurant in Seremban, they have a TV but they watch other channels, anyway the result was Chelsea 3:0 MU, EPL Champion retained. (http://www.seremban-siewpow.com.my/)
Updated Apr 4, 2011
The restuarant is non air-conditioned but is cool enough during the morning... Not sure about the afternoon as normally drop in for breakfast...
The shop is opened daily for breakfast and lunch... Lunch is prepared by the son sho take over from the father who does breakfast...
Favorite Dish: The shop sells noodles and home-made fish and meat balls... It is a very popular shop in Seremban as can be seen from its patronage... Customers will sometimes have to wait for 30 mins for their food...
Written Apr 20, 2009
Address: Jalan Tampin, Seremban...
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The restaurant is located on the left side of Jalan Temiang... It is an intermediate shophouse next to Kee Mei Seremban Siew Pau... The dining hall is rather warm as ventilation is not good and with cooking in the front portion of the shop... Service is not particular friendly... The place is usually crowded during weekends and public holidays...
Favorite Dish: The restaurant only sells bak kut teh (BKT)... The cooking style is that of KLumpur where the soup is rather strong with tong kwei... unlike those from Klang whether the soup is clear and not so strong in Chinese herbs... There are the usual pork ribs, pork knuckles, pork meat etc... The food is nothing extraordinary...
Updated Apr 20, 2009
Address: 76, Jalan Temiang, Seremban
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The stall together with ovens is accessible to customers... You can see the various buns and confectioneries being baked...
The shop is opened daily from 8.00am to 7.00pm... However, the ever popular egg tarts are available only around 11.30am...
Favorite Dish: The stall is noted for its siew pau, the most famous buns in Seremban... There are at least 3 major makers of siew pau but this is the best... Fillings for the siew pau are either pork or chicken... Others include Kee Mei Siew Pau (also in Temiang area) and Empayer Siew Pau (in Seremban2 wholesale market)...
There are a variety of buns which are good here, the most notable is the egg tart which is also the best here... There are also chang pau, tau sar peang, pineapple tarts and a whole list of buns...
Updated Apr 19, 2009
Address: 368, Jalan Seng Meng Lee, 70200 Seremban
Phone: +606-763-2409
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Besides laksa, this coffee shop serves a variety of noodles such as pan mee and mee suah in clear soup... Its curry laksa is good and not so thick with satan... It also serves economy fried bee hoon and mee, fish paste, fried eggs to go with the fried noodles... and additional offerings such as pau and nasi lemak... It is a popular shop with ample car parking in the morning...
The shop is closed on Sundays...
Updated Jan 7, 2009
Address: Kemayan Square, Seremban
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The restaurant is famous in Seremban for its lou shi fun... It is crowded at breakfast and lunch, particularly during weekends and public holidays... The shop comprises fo 2 shoplots and is rather airy but no airconditioning...
It is closed on Mondays unless it is a public holiday...
Favorite Dish: The restaurant is noted for its lou shi fun, a kind of Chinese noodles... It also serve keow teow and bee hoon... The dish comes with minced pork and some barbeque pork... There are also various kinds of fish balls, pork balls, chicken balls, shui kow and other add-ons... These are served with a pepperly soup...
Updated Jan 7, 2009
Address: 26 Jalan Seng Meng Lee, Seremban...
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The stall is under a big rain tree... so the name of the eatery which means just that in the local Cantonese dialect... There are amply parking along the side road...
Favorite Dish: The restaurant is noted for its steamed fish... There are also many other local Chinese dishes that are equally good...
The restaurant is opened daily for lunch and dinner except on Sundays...
Updated Jan 7, 2009
Address: Jalan Sultan Ismail, Seremban
The restaurant is not air-conditioned but is airy and cool because for the open concept... Customers can see the preparation of food as well as the roast pork, char siew and steamed/roast chicken hanging on display at the entrance of the restaurant...
Favorite Dish: The restuarant sells laksa up to about 9.00am and rice with chicken, roast pork or char siew after 11.00am... There is also the normal fish balls, fried tufo... The chicken can also come with taugeh...
The restaurant is opened daily except thursdays when it is closed...
Updated Dec 9, 2008
Address: Jalan Rahang, Seremban
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This small shop is run by a grumpy lady but a visit is worthwhile...
Favorite Dish: The shop only sells hakka mee (or noodles)... The noodles can be either dry (kuan-low) or wet with soup (chi-sue)... It is served with minced pork meat... The hakka mee here is much better than the hakka mee stall in the central market, which seems to have lost its quality...
The shop is open everyday from about 1.00pm to 4.30pm...
Written Dec 3, 2008
You could barely see what's inside from the tinted glass doors and panels of this shop. I tried my luck anyway. It is located a few shops from the hotel that I just check-out from and it was raining!
The ambiance was nice. The place was clean. The waitresses were attentive.
Favorite Dish: I ordered the stewed curry chicken noodle. It is basically instant noodle drenched in thick curry. The curry was good but the chicken was tough - I think it has been refried (re:leftovers). It would be better if they had used fresh chicken.
I couldn't finish the whole plate as the portion if quite big, fit for Uncle Fatty but not for me....
On the positive note - The fresh juices here are excellent!
Updated Jul 19, 2007
Address: 108, Jalan Dato Bandar Tunggal 70000 Seremban
Phone: 06-763 7908
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Q: Pl anybody tell me where to find halal food in seremban (specially chinese cruisne)
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