Panorama Restaurant Ampang..

Located at the Look Out Tower, Panorama Restaurant is the newest restaurant in Look Out Point offering Middle Eastern and Western Cuisine. This restaurant offers diners a unique dininig experience either at the base of the tower or at any one of the levels of the Tower, giving diners the highest view of the Skyline in Look Out Point.

♥Time♥

The restaurants start operations in the evening and its best to arrive around 7pm to ensure you obtain a good parking spot. Look Out Point is open till 2AM on weekdays and till 3AM on weekends.

♥Day♥

It is best to visit during a weekday, since Look Out Point attracts a large number of visitors during weekends and public holidays.

♥Weather♥

The best day to visit is when it has rained during the day, as this clears up the haze and ensures a clear view of the night sky.

♥Parking♥

There is ample parking at the ground level of Look Out Point. The parking fee is RM2. It is best to park your car at the open carpark andwalk up the stairs which lead directly to the restaurants and the view.

♥Jockey♥

For an extra RM3 you can choose to drive your car up the road to the jockey parking area. This is recommended only if you cannot walk up a flight of stairs, as the parking upstairs is limited and can get crowded.

♥Camera♥

It is a good idea to bring along a camera as you will certainly want to take a picture of the view. Its best to set your camera on nightmode anduse a tripod if you have one.

♥Map♥

Getting to Look Out Point is easier than most people would have you believe. Click here for directions to Look Out Point

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Fresh Watermelon RM7.90

Ice Coffee RM9.00

Coconut RM5.90

Grill Chicken Chop

RM12.90

Spaghetti Chicken Bolognese

RM12.90

Nasi Ayam Halia

RM7.90

French Fries

RM4.90

Place: Panorama Restaurant

Price: RM92.51 / 4 Persons

Service: ✩✩✩✩

Food: ✩✩✩✩

Overall Rating: ✩✩✩✩/✩✩✩✩✩

Dinner at Alaa Kassim Ikan Bakar In Malacca..

♥ SeafOod Lover ♥

With its proximity to the sea, fishing has always been a respected profession in Malacca. To this day the local community continues to fish the rich waters off the coast and this is one of the reason seafood is plentiful and cheap in Malacca. For a taste of fresh seafood and ikan bakar, check out at "Alaa..Kassim..Ikan Bakar".

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♥ Zam & Melz ♥

♥ Ekin & Angah ♥

♥ Me & Kimura ♥

Nasi Lemak is a must to eat along with Ikan Bakar.

You will be served with a special spicy sauce to dip it with the grilled seafood.

Together with the special sauce, a tray loaded with steaming hot nasi lemak is put on the table at your expense. Each packet is priced at RM0.50-RM0.60, if not mistaken.. It is not those super fragrant kind of nasi lemak, just good enough to gobble down together with your seafood.

Fresh Coconut..No ice & Sugar added

Boiled Fresh Cockles Served with their specially made sauce,

using onions, soy sauce, lime and etc..

As much as I love eating cockles, it is not really advisable as I heard you can get hepatitis "A" from it. Not as bad as contracting Mesothelioma but bad enough. So beware!

"Jenahak 3 Rasa"

Black Pepper Crab

Hot & Spicy Crab

Deep Fried Squid

There are many styles for you to choose from, goreng tepung, goreng sambal, masak kunyit dan cili padi, bakar, bakar sambal, sweet and sour, steamed and etc.. You can mix and match for all the dishes, but I reckon the Squids should be Deep Fried. Only that way, you can taste the natural taste of a fresh Squids.

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Place: Alaa..Kassim Ikan Bakar @ Alai Village MELAKA
Price: Reasonable
Service: Good
Food: ✩✩✩
Overall Rating: ✩✩✩✩ / ✩✩✩✩✩

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Great Health Benefits Of Seafood

Seafood contains essential oils that are an important part of your diet. Oils provide the source of energy we need and they are also great flavor enhancers. More importantly, they are a source of significant fatty acids.

Seafood oils are unique and have great nutritional benefits to our body. This oil contains the omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, specifically the eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA).