Kuantan, Pahang - Food Hunting Trip (Day II)

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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. So, we started our day with a buffet breakfast at Legend Resort. I was craving for nasi lemak but was disappointed when I found out that they only served nasi goreng and mee goreng. Both the nasi goreng and mee goreng were cold when they brought out from the kitchen. The food doesn't taste good and not much of a variety.



Buffet breakfast


Fried rice and mee


My breakfast



Everyone was talking about how good the curry noodles in this Restoran Hoi Yin. So we said "die die" also we must try the curry noodles. When we reached the restaurant it was almost 1.20pm and we were too late! All the curry mee already sold out and only left the noodle soup. Since we were here, we decided to try the noodle soup instead. It was ok and the chicken was really tender and juicy. I am a fishball lover and I kinda like the fish ball and the fish cake here. :)



Restoran Hoi Yin


 Bee Hoon soup (RM4)

Address:
Restoran Hoi Yin
31, Jalan Teluk Chempedak,
Kuantan


Francis Western Food is located inside the 888 Food Court at Medan Selera Teluk Sisek. This stall served western food such as fried chicken chop, grill chicken chop, grill chicken cheese, fish and chips, grill fish, lamb chop, beef steak, mixed grill and spagetti. Each meal comes with a free soup of the day. I had fish and chips and the freshness of the fish can be tasted in every bite. Oh yeah... and the coleslaw taste good too.


888 Food Court - Medan Selera Teluk Sisek


Francis Western Food


Fish & chips comes with a free mushroom soup and black pepper sauce (RM11)


 Mixed grill comes with free mushroom soup and black pepper sauce (RM16)

Address:
Francis Western Food
Stall 8, 888 Food Court,
Medan Selera Teluk Sisek,
Kuantan
Business hour: 12pm - 2.30pm & 6pm - 10.30pm
Rest day: Monday & Tuesday
Tel: 019-5722031


Asked any of your friends who stayed in Kuantan and sure they will recommend you to try satay Zul. We tried the rabbit, chicken, beef and venison satay. I will say the beef satay is the best. It was so tender and was well marinated. On the other hand, the rabbit satay was tough. Even tougher than the chicken satay. I like the satay sauce which was sweet and not so spicy.

Terminal Satay Zul do not give free cucumber and onion compared to other satay stall. You need to pay RM1 for the cucumber/onion. Besides satay, they have nasi lemak, nasi dagang, mee curry, mee bakso, nasi goreng, mee goreng, burung puyoh goreng and tauhu sumbat. They even have a special counter for take away orders.



Terminal Satay Zul


Worker busy preparing food for the customers


Satay gravy


Satay rabbit (RM1.40), chicken (RM0.70), beef (RM0.80) and venison (RM1.20)
 

Take away counter


 Worker busy grilling the satay

Address:
Terminal Satay Zul
A-2600 Jalan Alor Akar,
Kuantan
Operating hours: 5.30pm - 12.30am
Tel: 012-9470111

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