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| Menu. They have a new logo now….a daun pisang 🙂 |
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| A short history of Muhibbah. As far as I could remember, they used to operate from a stall located in front of Restoran OK before moving to shoplots at Rahim Kajai. The location in Rahim Kajai was good but finding a parking space was a huge problem especially dinner hours. At the current location (sorry, can’t remember when did they move to Sg. Penchala), parking is not an issue at all. You can park along the road and Muhibbah has employed some Pak Ciks to assist you. |
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| The new location (actually not so new lah) provides Muhibbah the much needed space. I believe the premise was formerly a bungalow. There’s even a stage. So some of you may want to have your bersanding and kenduri here 🙂 We were here at 6.00pm, 30 minutes before they were opened. |
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| Peanuts and wet towels (RM2.60)Nuts for you to munch before dinner. |
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| Tauhu San Kong Style (RM11.00 – small) My must order whenever I’m here. Braised Japanese tofu with some vegetables and chicken.One of their signature dishes. |
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| Seafood Tomyam (RM11.00 – small) Their version of Tom Yam is not too spicy but the sourness was just perfect. The tom yam is cooked with some squids, tiny prawns, chicken fillet, vegetables and button mushroom. I like it as it is not spicy but BF who is a tom yam fanatic thinks it was just so-so. Besides that, we find that there’s no difference between the portion for small and medium serving. |
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| Steamed Thai Style Siakap (RM48.80) Please note that the price is according to weight. The waiter/ waitress will ask you if you prefer a small, medium or large fish. However when we were there, we had no choice but to take a medium sized fish as they have ran out of smaller ones. They have other type of fishes, so do ask the staff. We both love this dish very much. |
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| Sweet and Sour LaLa (RM12.00 – small) It says in the menu that the lala are flown in from Philippines. The clams were quite plump and tasted good. We couldn’t tell what was used to cook the sauce as it didin’t taste like the usual Chinese style sweet and sour sauce. Anyway, this dish was quite nice. All clams were fresh and none came with mud when opened 😛 |
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| Chili Cockles (medium serving…I think it was RM17.00) Oh this was good! Spicy yet so delicious. Very appetizing. The half-shelled cockles were not overcooked. Thank you Chef 🙂 My only complaint is that the dish was a tiny bit salty. Overall, I would say that this is the dish that BF and I will always order whenever we are here…besides his Tomyam and my Tauhu San Kong 😛 |
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| Chinese style fried rice. One of the many popular dishes here. It’s just a simple fried rice but I was satisfied with the portion and taste. The rice was not too oily and the shrimps were fresh and sweet. |
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| Fried Siakap with Soy Sauce and Chopped Garlic. This dish didn’t work for us, unfortunately. We find that it was too salty and oily. I think it would be better to steam the fish instead of frying it. |
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| Fried Taufu Another dish that was below par. It tasted weird, we just can’t figure it out. |
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| Ma Po Tofu. Slightly spicy and salty but overall it was delicious. A good companion with white rice. |
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| They ran out of siakap on that night, so we ordered Ikan Kerapu instead. The fish was big (almost 1kg) and fresh. But we still prefer siakap to be cooked this way. |
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| Fried Siakap in Sweet and Sour Style. It was just average. The Steamed Siakap In Thai Style is still our firm favourite 🙂 |
Muhibbah Seafood Restaurant
Lot. 2851, Jalan Seri Penchala,
Kg. Sg. Penchala,
Kuala Lumpur.
03-77273153
Opening hours: 12.00pm – 2.30pm and 6.30pm – 10.00pm
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