5/5 Vilia C. 2 years ago on Google • 233 reviews
Finally,
got
the
chance
to
try
this
seafood
street
restaurant
without
long
queue
🤭.
The
last
time
I
went
here,
they
had
a
very
long
queue
under
small
rains
and
with
only
little
social
distancing,
so
I
ended
up
cancelled
my
plan
to
try.
So,
what
makes
this
place
so
popular?
1.
This
is
the
place
where
most
of
the
locals
eat
seafood.
Yes,
not
at
those
overpriced
beach
side
restaurants,
but
at
small
warong
like
this.
And
we
all
know
that
locals
usually
know
the
best
lol.
2.
All
of
their
seafood
are
fresh
from
that
early
morning's
catch.
So,
they
only
sell
fresh
seawater
fish
and
only
as
much
as
they
got
that
day.
Once
all
of
their
stocks
sold
out,
they
will
close
their
warong
no
matter
what
time
it
is.
Sometimes
if
they
have
no
good
fresh
catch,
they
won't
open
the
warong.
So,
better
call
first
and
make
sure
to
come
early.
3.
I
have
to
admit
that
the
fish
tasted
real
fresh.
The
meat
was
sweet,
juicy,
and
tender.
I
usually
don't
eat
fish
much,
but
this
time
I
ate
a
lot
lol.
Prawn
was
yummy
and
fresh,
too.
I
actually
order
mussels
and
clams,
too,
but
I
forgot
to
take
the
pictures
lol.
For
the
clams
and
mussels,
I
like
it
to
be
more
dry,
but
their
style
is
a
wetter
one.
4.But
what's
make
it
more
yummy
was
the
sambals.
They
have
few
types
of
sambals,
but
sambal
matah
is
always
the
best,
and
their
sambal
matah
was
perfect.
All
of
the
ingridients
were
cut
into
very
thin
size
and
was
combined
perfectly.
5.
Very
affordable
price,
of
course.
Their
fish
costs
only
75K/pcs.
So
heavenly.
Place
was
clean
and
relax,
people
was
friendly,
service
was
fast.
Will
definitely
be
back
again
soon.
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