Well, steamboat is one of my comfort food, especially on a rainy day evening. How about you? What is your comfort food? Recently I tried the newly opened Oriental Steamboat at Jalan Segambut with a few friends. It’s an open-air casual steamboat restaurant that is suitable for the family at a reasonable price.
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| Oriental Steamboat @ Segambut Review |
Although this restaurant is new it was quite full even on a Monday evening and most of their patrons are families. I pretty like the unique concept of Oriental Steamboat, they operate from a lorry.
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| Oriental Steamboat @ Segambut |
Meaning the location is fix but the kitchen is in the lorry and its mobile. In the day time, the restaurant location is for lorry placement and in the evening after 530pm it's converted to a restaurant. Though it’s open-air with roof concept however there are many fans around, it’s comfortable to dine-in.
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| Pork bone & tomyam soup base |
There are 5 types of soup base to
choose from
Clear soup (free)
Pork bone broth (RM15.00)
Tomyam soup (RM6.00)
Spicy soup (RM18.00)
Tomato Soup (RM18.00)
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| 1 person set at RM19.80 |
The steamboat set starts with
RM19.80 per person loaded with quite a lot of ingredients such as seafood, vegetables,
balls, egg and noodles. This bigger platter is for 2 people, it quite a big
portion plus their prawns are of medium size and the balls are fresh too.
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| Set for 2 person |
Besides that they have many
ala-carte that you can top-up or choose as well such as seafood, meat, assorted
delights, mushrooms, tofu, noodles, eggs, vegetables and also beverages.
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| Menu: Oriental Steamboat @ Segambut |
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| Menu & Price: Oriental Steamboat @ Segambut |
That evening we tried, pork bone
broth, tomyam and spicy soup. Well, I like their soup base, the pork bone is the
milky on the mild side and it's easy going for most. The tomyam is my favourite
as it has a moderate kick of spicy and sourish. The spicy soup is more
Szechuan mala style which is on a more spicy and oily side. So you can choose
to have 1 type or 2 types of soup base.
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| My favourite Sea Urchin Flavoured Balls |
We had a scrumptious steamboat
dinner, their fish balls or seafood balls or meatballs are fresh and on a higher quality
side. I love the Sea Urchin Flavoured Balls and their seafood and meat also fresh.
We tried their scallops, fresh seabass, sliced abalone and baby abalone as
well.
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| Sliced pork collar |
As for meat selections, they have
sliced pork belly, sliced pork collar, Australian sliced beef and lamb shoulder
and sliced chicken.
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| Review: Oriental Steamboat @ Segambut |
I had a scrumptious dinner at
Oriental Steamboat that evening. Overall their steamboat price is reasonable,
food is fresh and they have the soup base that caters for most, my favourite is
the tomyam. It’s a casual dining and family restaurant, the place is open-air concept with fans.
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| Oriental Steamboat @ Jalan Segambut |
Non-Halal
Oriental Steamboat 满堂好火锅
Location: 320,
Jalan Segambut, Kawasan Perusahaan Segambut, 51200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Contact: 012-333
3155
Operating Hours: 5.30pm-10.30pm Monday to Saturday (Sunday
off)
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