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Pro
A small city with all facilities and worth a diversion from Kuala Lumpur
Con
Not as well developed as KL.
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Some unique experiences that you wont see elsewhere in Malaysia
savitha Says: Jelita Ostrich farm is only 60mins from KL and Melaka and barely 30mins from Seremban...Located along Jalan Jelebu, this farm is the 1st Ostrich Show Farm in Malaysia, being awarded by the Malaysia Book of Records.Here, you will see many ostriches, given a personalised tour...
Church of the Visitation, Seremban
SLLiew Says: Right in downtown Seremban, there is an impressive Catholic church building. The history of this church started with French Missionary (MEP) visiting Seremban from Malacca in 1848. From an initial atap construction, the new church was built around 1899.There are many...
4 Reviews and 55 Opinions It is now called Royal Adelphi. I called them to book a room. the first person quoted an outrageous...
5 Reviews and 9 Opinions For a budget or economical hotel in the town area, this hotel is commendable. The reception area...
Seremban Siew-Pao: Seremban Siew-Pao
l_joo Says: 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...
Restoran Lee Koon: Restoran Lee Koon
chiabh Says: 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...
Restoran You How Fook: Restoran You How Fook
chiabh Says: 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...
Asia Catering & Confectionery: Seremban Siew Pau
chiabh Says: 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... The stall is noted for its...
Restoran Lau Yu Kee: Restoran Lau Yu Kee
chiabh Says: 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...
Restoran Yi Poh: Restoran Yi Poh
chiabh Says: 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...
chiabh Says: 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... The restaurant is noted for its steamed fish... There are also many other local Chinese dishes that are...
Restoran Choy Ki: Restoran Choy Ki
chiabh Says: 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... The restuarant sells...
mansionion Says: Apart from driving or boarding a coach, another way to reach Seremban from Kuala Lumpur is by taking the KTM Komuter train. The train journey from KL to Seremban will take approximately 1 hour and along the way, you can enjoy the view of the country side as the train will...
Express buses from KL to Seremban
mansionion Says: Most of Seremban bound expres buses nowadays depart from the makeshift terminal next to the Klang river - between Pasar Seni LRT station and Kuala Lumpur railway station/Dayabumi building. It iss better to go here then Puduraya since there are more choice of buses at regular...
chiabh Says: The railway station was constructed between 1904 to 1910 and is one of the main on the north-south line of KTM's intercity trains service from Pandang Besar (in the nroith) to Singapore (in the south)... There is also a line to Port Dickson which has since been discontinued...
chiabh Says: The Seremban Terminal One is the transportation hub for Seremban... Buses and taxis are available from this hub to various towns within Malaysia... The hub is the most important point for travel to Port Dickson and Kuala Lumpur... There are also buses to Johor Baru, Melaka...
ogb4619 Says: Throughout Malaysian towns, and Seremban included, a pasar malam can be found almost every night.Maybe the biggest pasar malam in Seremban can be found at Ampangan, 2 km from the city centre.Here you can see the locals buying their food, clothing, the occasional pirated CD...
Seremban Parade: Seremban Parade
chiabh Says: Seremban Parade is the shopping complex for Parkson Group... It joins other outlets such as Ipoh Parade and Melaka Parade... Like any other shopping complexes, there are numerous other tenants selling all varieties of goods... There are shops selling clothings, mobile...
SLLiew Says: In Seremban, you will find most of the staff in the government offices, banks, police station and post office are Malays. Almost all Malay women usually wear a Muslim head scarf and so it is easy for any tourist to know who is Malay. Most of Malays live outside the down town...
SLLiew Says: Along Jalan Yam Tuan, you will see most of the shops are Indian owned. It is like "Little India".During the British era, many laborers from English ruled India came to Malaysia to work in the rubber plantations as well as in building raliways, roads and construction.Unlike...
Seremban International Golf Club (SIGC)
chiabh Says: The par-72 18-holes course plays to 6,236m from the men's tees... The course is an old course grouped together as the "Royal" courses such Royal Perak Golf Club, Royal Pahang Golf Club, Royal Selangor Golf Club etc... The First Nine plays to 3,181m while the Second Nine to...
chiabh Says: This rather old course plays to 5,972m from the blue tees... The shorter First Nine plays to 2,852m while the Second Nine at 3,120m... The fairway is of cow grass and the course is rather hilly with some holes where water come into play... The clubhouse is big but under...
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Q: Pl anybody tell me where to find halal food in seremban (specially chinese cruisne)
A: In Malaysia, Halal at public places is almost compulsory with the exception being some private chinese cafes. If you go to any hotels and the restaurants there in, the...
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