Restaurant Seng Chee Restaurant in Malacca City

Name: Restaurant Seng Chee
Address: Kampung Mata Kuching, Malacca City, Malaysia
Telephone: 6062404249
Rating: 4.0

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Restaurant Seng Chee

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#360 From 889 in Malacca City

41 Review

Ambience

8/10

Food

8/10

Interior

8/10

Prices

8/10

Service

8/10

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$$ Chinese

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Kampung Mata Kuching, Malacca City, Malaysia

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ShakthiUsha

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2 months ago

The food taste is not really nice The fish we order was small size but we receive it as half its realy half and small the price is 40.00 damm for that amount I can order full size fish. Not recommended restaurants.next time I must show before eat. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person RM 60–80 Food: 2 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 1

Jane Ng

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A year ago

Our favourite restaurant in a residential area. The food is tasty and the price is reasonable. There's ample parking lots and service is fast. Outdoor seats are available too. You may make reservations in advance by phone. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person RM 20–40

Ben Cho

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5 years ago

11 of us came here for a dinner when we first arrived in Melaka City. This place came highly recommended and it did not disappoint. See pics for dishes we ordered and enjoyed. Totally authentic local food that is worth a second visit! The oyster noodle and oyster omelette were delicious! And the fried tofu in garlic simply melts in your mouth releasing its flavours. Yam ring and the fried chicken were also good. I would also order the curry fish dish. You will not be disappointed.

Desmond Kho

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6 years ago

This Chinese restaurant can serve the dish in thunder speed. It seem like everything is ready and in standby mode. Once you have ordered, the dish is served within 10 minutes. Tried the bean curd, fried egg and stir-fried vegetable in recent visit to this restaurant. Overall, I like the bean curd the most. For the vegetable, it is a bit tasteless.

Cathie Koh

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2 months ago

Good food reasonable price.Must try! Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person RM 20–40 Recommended dishes Hotplate Tofu

Deric Foo

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A year ago

The food here is very delicious although it has only a single stall with simple design I come here with my family and siblings after we check out from hotel the service was so so only cause when we order but the last they do it slow or forgotten menu so my father cancel it because we're hurry to go home for certain reason but the atmosphere is good it has four horsepower air conditioner that we don't get 💦 easily during the 🌞 weather 🌡️☁️ Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person RM 20–40 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes Pandan Chicken

Hoe “H_Y. Ying” Y. Ying

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A year ago

Reasonable price for a meal.Taste very homecooked.Especially like the Chef Special tofu,pandan chicken.And sambal vegetable. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person RM 1–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes Pandan Chicken

Simon SS Lau

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4 years ago

An traditional chinese restaurant, located in several branded electrical consumer goods after -sales-service centers which are closed in the evenings providing a quiet and dimmer environment with easy parking. Kitchen is located near the entrance of the shop. Most home cooked dishes available. From fried noodles, tofu based, meat based and steamed, fish to fried seasonal greens. We have tried the pandan chicken and fish ball soup and hotplate tofu and were pleased with the cooking.

Cheang Heng Leo

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5 years ago

A good place for simple Chinese cooked dinner..reasonable price. Recommended.. hotplate oyster egg, salted egg chicken, steamed fish and steamed pork belly in tart sauce.

Yan Yin Tam

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A year ago

Da best family food. Yam rings, yam rings and yam rings.

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