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Thursday, January 1, 2009

Teluk Kumbar Seafood 公巴好友海鲜

I consolidated some of my previous review from old blog into this latest trip to Hao You Seafood.

On our last visit which was a year ago, we were invited by hubby's friend Micheal for dinner. We just ordered ordinary dishes like stir fried vegetable, sour and spicy chicken wings, their signature tofu with dried mushrooms and siew bak choi, satay, tom yam fish and crabs stir-fried in salty duck egg yolk. A year later, we hopped in for another try. This time we tried their prawns, mantis prawns and meat crabs.


There's a satay stall opposite the Hao You Seafood. Most of the people who dine in Hao You will order it. The satay, which is pre-marinated in satay sauce, cost 70 cents per stick. The price remains the same since a year ago. It’s a bit sweet. Compared to the ordinary satay, the difference is you don't get the chance to dip the satay in the peanut sauce. There's a layer of chicken skin sandwiched between the 2 pieces of chicken meat. Ha, I just throw away that layer.


Although it was still early at 6pm, but then, roe crab was no longer available. We had no choice but to order 2 meat crabs. In order to taste the original flavor, we went for "peng" crabs. "Peng" crabs are more suitable to eat on its own. Unlike the crabs stir-fried in salty duck egg yolk, it’s more delicious to be eaten with rice. We were quite disappointed with the crabs. It cost us RM24 for merely 2 little crabs.


Kam Heong prawns. The size of prawns are not really huge, but with the bird's eye chili added, it becomes an appetizing dish to go with rice. :) I'm a prawn lover, and I love this.


Between squid and mantis prawn, we chose the latter. We had this Nestum mantis prawns. It's very crispy and fragrant. With the curry leaves and bird's eye chili (again?) added, it tastes superb. Just a bit oily like normal deep fried stuff.

If you are coming from Bayan Lepas International Airport, Teluk Kumbar Seafood is located at the back of an abandoned Yellow Bus Terminal on your left, just before the junctions to Balik Pulau and Gertak Sanggul.

Here, you can choose a seating place on the beach, with great sea view, the fisherman boats, and of course the nice sun set.

Address: 84, MK9, Teluk Kumbar, 11920 Penang.
Here, I would like to wish all of you Happy New Year 2009!

20 comments:

  1. I like the look of the Nestum mantis prawns very much! I can imagine it would be just as good on its own... sighhh, if only I didn't have high cholesterol...

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  2. one of our favourite seafood place....... it is fresh... love it...

    sometime the quality of food is depends on lots of factor... our mood is one of them....

    btw... we love the satay... yum yum

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  3. We love the foods there. lol Happy New YEar 2009!!!!

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  4. More & more ppl said that its price has increased a lot. No?

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  5. 550ml jar of faith, once a while only nvmlah. Just forget about the cholesterol.

    Penang Tua Pui, hmm...last night I was in good mood after a busy day at work, so I really enjoy the food there.

    Food Paradise, Happy New Year to you too!

    New kid, no problem. :)

    Cariso, last visit got ppl belanja, so not sure if it was expensive. This time all the food cost at about RM64.

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  6. hao you are famous with seafood. I love the nestum mantis prawn but the crab I prefer fried with chili. Usually I will be there for the farewell or company dinner.

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  7. Happy New Year!

    Satay... yummy... :D

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  8. The satay look so yummy.

    Happy New Year to u and ur family. Have a great week. :)

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  9. Nice to see this review...would like to visit this place.

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  10. haven't been to this place for a very long time..
    Happy New Year to you!!

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  11. Steven, yalor a lot of ppl organizing farewell dinner there. :)

    Selba, Dora & Buzzingbee, Happy New Year to you too.

    CK, I hope you like the food.:)

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  12. i love their satay...no need to deep sauce...

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  13. Squall, the satay is pre-marinate in their home made satay sauce before BBQ.

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  14. This time round I don't have a chance to sample Penang seafood and really misses the prawns and crabs.

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  15. The satay look different hor... meat is slightly bigger~~

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  16. Mimid3vils, hmm bigger and more expensive too. Hahaha...

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  17. the satay is good but I still prefer the hawker ones. do try the satay kajang selling the old western digital building. quite the awesome if you haven't had any satay kajang before

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