Fresherman Seafood Restaurant & Cafe 漁人廳 Restaurant in Shah Alam

Name: Fresherman Seafood Restaurant & Cafe 漁人廳
Address: Jalan BRP 6/12, Shah Alam, Malaysia
Telephone: 60361433098
Rating: 3.8

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Fresherman Seafood Restaurant & Cafe 漁人廳

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#628 From 1143 in Shah Alam

7.5

101 Review

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7.5/10

Food

7.5/10

Interior

7.5/10

Prices

7.5/10

Service

7.5/10

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$$ International

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Restaurant

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Wheelchair Accessible

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Jalan BRP 6/12, Shah Alam, Malaysia

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Ting Ting

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A year ago

This particular restaurant is not always reliable. The only dish that is nice is their fried rice but other than that, the rest of the dishes taste mediocre or horrible. The fried chicken was so dry and hard and cost RM21 for such small portion and pieces. Never bother to dine in due to the extremely bad and slow service. Once we waited for more than an hour but none of our dishes came. It takes ages just for them to serve a cup of warm water after several reminders. We decided to cancel our order and left the restaurant since none of our food came after the long wait. The environment is not very comfortable and can get very noisy too. Lastly, the portion is small for fried chicken for the price charged. Fish curry is too sweet and milky.

Terence Tay

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5 months ago

Used to like this restaurant when Jennifer was there. She was friendly and helpful. Last night we went... she was no longer working there. Instead another woman took our order... she was impatient and unfriendly... didn't want to recommend or explain when we ask. So disappointed. Probably will not go anymore. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person RM 40–60 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Alan Yeap

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A year ago

Delicious dishes which we enjoyed at very reasonable prices! Our restaurant to go to for family dinners. Highly recommended if you stay around Sg Buloh area😁👍

pranshantini sadison

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4 months ago

The food is good. Visit during lunchtime it can get busy, and food takes time to come out from kitchen. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

tyng666 master

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5 months ago

Quite tasty and menu has several special dishes. Pricing not cheap 😅, seven pax with fish, pork, chicken, 1 veg and egg around rm220 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

YC Khong

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4 years ago

Food quite good. Service is fast

Charles Chin

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3 years ago

Wide variety of food choices. Price-wise, value-for-money and everything tastes good as well. Their fried noodle varieties are quite fragrant and has the nostalgic 'old school' taste.

wee ling

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2 years ago

Moderate quality food for above average price..... Average price for pax is RM 30 ++ per person. The verdict for the below food which we order. (1) steamed kampung chicken - don't order this if you have elderly person. The meat was hard. (2) stir fried sweet potato leaves - worth to order. (3) Mui choy pork - worth while to order as it is well cook and prepared. Average taste. (4) yam basket chicken - not worth to eat with the premium price tag. (5) tofu with minced potato - taste like mixed rice tofu quality. Nothing special about it. (6) steamed tilapia fish with restaurant special sauce - thank goodness the fish have no fishy smell but the special sauce it's just generous with ginger with wine taste. Nothing special to compliment on. Overall will I revisit? I won't. Overall will I recommend? If you are looking for last minute meal, yea I might.

Raymond Mi A1 Lim

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11 months ago

Food general taste was OK. They have individual serving of double boiled health soup which is very nice. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person RM 1–20 Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

mark phea

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A year ago

nice steam fish, fresh.. Food: 4 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

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