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Penang Seafood Restaurant
Penang Seafood Restaurant is a hidden gem nestled in the bustling streets of Aljunied Rd, Singapore. This Malaysian seafood haven offers a unique dining experience with its array of delectable dishes and cozy ambiance. Known for its authentic Malaysian flavors, Penang Seafood Restaurant boasts a menu filled with tantalizing specialties like assam fish head and salted egg calamari.
One standout feature of this restaurant is its commitment to customer satisfaction. With attentive staff members and prompt service, diners can expect their every need to be met. The variety of dishes, from classic Penang char kway teow to innovative creations like marmite chicken, ensures that there is something for everyone to enjoy.
The reviews from satisfied customers speak volumes about the quality of the food and the overall dining experience at Penang Seafood Restaurant. From affordable prices to generous portions, this restaurant has garnered a loyal following of food enthusiasts who appreciate its unpretentious yet flavorful offerings.
For a true taste of Penang cuisine without having to hop on a plane, Penang Seafood Restaurant is the place to be. Whether you're a fan of hearty noodles or crave the tangy zest of seafood dishes, this restaurant promises to deliver a memorable dining experience that will keep you coming back for more.
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“ awesome popular local spot with delicious specialties like assam fish head. tangy and spicy with tamarind and pineapple. they have a small private room now to book (quieter) fermented pork belly salted egg calarmari penang char kway teow with smaller noodle hokkien mee giant chives marmite chicken prawns in herbal broth enjoyed all the dishes very much! ”
“ Great food at affordable prices. Everything we ordered was served hot and delicious. The waitress was very attentive and very helpful. She was very quick to replace our plates and bowls when we requested, despite it even s saturday and at peak hour for dinner time. We packed leftovers to bring back and she even added a little container of sambal chilli for us to bring back! ”
“ Solid and inexpensive.... Always a long line, which is a good sign, so you may want to show early ”
“ Excellent spread of Malaysian classics as well as more novel dishes. You can choose to have a banquet of 10 dishes or simple noodle dishes which are no less delicious and satisfactory :-) we always order the Lala Hokkien Mee! ”
“ When its the Lunar New Year and literally every single Chinese Restaurant is closed, there is a lot of pressure to give my tourist friends the opportunity to try Singapore's famous Chilli Crab and Pepper Crab. Penang Seafood Restaurant to the rescue! Forget Jumbo, Long Beach, No SignBoard Seafood (not the one in Geylang), Penang Seafood Restaurant offers a true local experience. The food is fantastic, service is ehh (our waiter constantly struggled to finish his train of thought when trying to explain something or answering one of our my queries), ambience, well, it's a little run-down (its Geylang after all). In terms of the stars of the show, the Chilli Crab and Pepper Crab respectively, they were solid and every bit satisfying. The sauce of the Chilli Crab was definitely on the spicy side, but not unbearable. I still prefer the thick, sweet, slightly spicy sauce of the Jumbo Seafood Chilli crab, but nonetheless the Chilli crab at Penang Seafood restaurant was a good alternative. The Pepper Crab was unique. It was the first time I tried a saucy Black Pepper Crab. The ones I'm used to are definitely not drenched with all that pepper, but smatterings of pepper here and there. Surprisingly, it wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be. Overall, a great location to grab Malaysian/Singapore seafood favorites. I still prefer Jumbo's Chilli crab or Long Beach's Black Pepper Crab outright. However, if you factor the roughly 20-30% discount offered at Penang Seafood for the very same dishes vs. those offered at SG's famous seafood chains, then the comparison is just about even. :D ”
