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Sek Yuen Restaurant @ Jalan Pudu
Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur
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Overall the food was good but not fanstatic yet. We love the environment and the food that is not so heavily flavoured.
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If you are craving for delicious authentic Chinese cuisine, Sek Yuen would be a good choice. Be early as the restaurant is full as usual and parkings are limited.
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All the dishes here were cooked without MSG and there are no menu for you to choose. The captain will tell you what they have and the menu items is the same all year long.
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Since I knew Sek Yuen Restaurant, the legendary old school Chinese restaurant in Pudu which is still using firewood stoves
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The place was not really well presented but who cares on it, our main concern was on the quality and taste of the food served.
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At the end of the day, our bill for 7 persons came up to just under RM200 (USD 57 total), which is peanuts really for the amount and quality of food ordered. What an incredibly satisfying meal!
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I can’t wait to return to Sek Yuen again. True, it might be “overated” to some, but I think it’s really good traditional Chinese food, with ambience that is really nostalgic.
Have Your Cake and Eat It Too 1 reviews
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There’s an immediate deep-rooted and antique ‘odour’ as soon as you step in. Old fashioned restaurant environment which we thought are kinda cool. People used to have wedding dinners here those days.
Old counters where only cash is accepted. Elderly staffs. Kitchen at the back where elderly chefs whipped up the dishes on giant woks atop antiquated wood-fired braziers.
Old counters where only cash is accepted. Elderly staffs. Kitchen at the back where elderly chefs whipped up the dishes on giant woks atop antiquated wood-fired braziers.
