Remember before Raya, I shared a foodie post about Chinese Muslims Restaurant in Klang Valley. Some readers commented on the previous post, they would like to know more about this awesome eatery. Especially non-Malaysian readers, they felt fresh on this because they never know there are Chinese who is a Muslims as well. Therefore, here is a more detailed review on Chinese Muslims food at HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant, Ampang.
FYI, HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant has few outlets. Danny and I went to their HQ at Ampang. To be honest, it is truly far! But for good food, we are willing to go. Serving fresh seafood with Chinese cooking style, HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant is 100% suitable for Muslims. Thus, it is the best option if you would like to bring Muslims friends to try Chinese cuisine.
Getting there was not difficult; yet it is located at the shop lot which is surrounding by houses. Thus, coming to this place for the first time may a little curious when you drive along all housing area. Don’t doubt it, you are at the right track. HJ Sharin Low has a very wide dining place. Its interior design was as common as restaurant; however, I love this place simply because it is ventilated and windy.
A plate of mouth-watering Udang Butter (a.k.a Butter Prawn) was served to kick start our lunch. The buttery sweet-smelting smell was enough to make our stomach drooling. The prawn was fresh and it tasted heavenly delicious with the butter. However, the shell was not peeled off before frying. Hence, we couldn’t taste a strong butter paste on the prawn. We tried to eat with shell, it was crunchy, but it wasn’t recommended.
Udang Butter @ Small RM19, Medium RM28, Large RM50
Coming next, we were served with this green vegetable HK Kailan Ying Yong. I wasn’t too sure what was that crispy fried embellishment. But I loved to chew it together with the vegetable.
HK Kailan Ying Yong @ Small RM15, Medium RM18, Large RM25
Look at this reddish Ayam Rasa Thai. Visually felt so hot and spicy. However, with the sour taste, it had diluted the spice on it. The bone wasn’t removed from the chicken, be careful when you are eating; especially if you are giving to the kid.
Ayam Rasa Thai @ Small RM15, Medium RM25, Large RM36
A very typical Chinese food – Hotplate Taufu Jepun is my all time favorite. Taufu was soft and the sauce was just nice. When it was freshly brought out from the kitchen, the soup was still look like cooked on the wok. It was super hot.
Hotplate Taufu Jepun @ Small : RM12, Medium RM 20
My favorite dish of this dining was this Si Chuan Soup. This is one of the signature dishes of HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant. It was my first time trying Si Chuan Soup. Before that, I knew the traditional Sze Chuan food was well-known with its hot and spicy taste. I was curious whether I can take this soup or not. Surprisingly, it wasn’t as spicy as I think. I had three big bowls of it. It was best to eat together with rice. You can treat it as sauce too.
Si Chuan Soup @ Small RM10, Medium RM16, Large RM22
Meanwhile, another signature and also the most craving food of the entire eatery was their Ketam Telur Masin (a.k.a Salted Egg Crab). Normally, we will have sweet and sour crab because it has sweet and sour sauce. We won’t feel dry when eating the crab. This salted egg crab told us we were wrong. With the salted egg was penetrated into the flesh. Without the thick paste served, the crab was still appealing and appetizing!
Ketam Telur Masin @ Small : RM50, Medium RM75, Large RM100
The finale dish of the day was Ikan Siakap Stim Halia. Unlike our Chinese steamed fish, HJ Sharin Low minced the ginger and make the paste to steam the fish. And hence, it became more flavorful compared to the steam fish with ginger slices. If you love the ginger paste, you can mix it on the rice and eat together. Meantime, the flesh was soft and fresh.
Ikan Siakap Stim Halia @ RM7 – 100G
Since the main dishes of HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant are mostly seafood, it is more suitable for family dining or group dining. Price is reasonable and quite affordable for seafood. If you would love to introduce Chinese cuisine for Muslims friends, HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant is your best choice. BTW, they love to release promotion on the Face
book page. Thus, don’t forget to like their page for upcoming promotion or package!
book page. Thus, don’t forget to like their page for upcoming promotion or package!
HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant
Address: No 1, Lorong Wangsa 5A, Taman Bukit Jaya, Bukit Antarabangsa, 68000 Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
(View their Facebook page for full list of branches’ address)
Tel: 03-41066678/03-41614678
Business Hours: Daily 11am – 11pm (Friday 4pm – 11pm)
Facebook: Hj Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant
Address: No 1, Lorong Wangsa 5A, Taman Bukit Jaya, Bukit Antarabangsa, 68000 Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
(View their Facebook page for full list of branches’ address)
Tel: 03-41066678/03-41614678
Business Hours: Daily 11am – 11pm (Friday 4pm – 11pm)
Facebook: Hj Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant
I tried this Restaurant before. Not bad! That siakap halia totally make me wanna eat now. So delicious with hot steamed rice!
I wish there were more muslim chinese restaurants in KL. There needs to be more xinjiang cuisine here. 🙂
I saw what I like, definitely need find time to visit this place. My favourite fried kailan 😀
SEAFOOD! i love seafood. even though the shop doesnt look as fancy, but the price works! must visit one day
The design look simple to me but the food really attractive .
Yay to Chinese Muslim food. Love seafood so this kind of restaurant would be perfect for me
Thanks for sharing Sin Yee! There’s one near my place which I will always pass by, after reading your review, I might dine there sometime soon 🙂
HK Kailan Ying Yong is my favourite! I love how they made the vege so thin and crispy like seaweed. We should definitely have more Halal Chinese restaurants so Muslims can enjoy our food as well.
Udang Butter looks yummy !
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The food looks really good! Too bad I am based in Singapore… Otherwise I would definitely visit this place!
seafood is my favorite! they all look so delicious, visiting there soon for sure 🙂
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Seems affordable yet tasty! Didn’t know that there’s such price in that area!! *adding into my list*
Wasn’t aware of this restaurant until this post ! I know there are Chinese muslims but I never thought there’d be restaurants to cater to them as well..