Based on their name, you know that the signature food of Hj Sharin Low is seafood! Since 2009, Hj Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant has expanded their business to the entire Klang Valley as well as Malacca. If you are going to their main branch at Bukit Antarabangsa, remember to make reservation beforehand to avoid disappointment.
Must try: Salted egg crab, Hong Kong steamed fish
Facebook: Hj Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant
2. Country Kitchen, TTDI
A family restaurant located at TTDI, the owner/chef offers wide variety of dishes to their valuable diners. It is recommendable to order “small” on the menu because the food portion is rather big. Diners claimed that it has great ambiance and suitable for family dining.
Must try: Dry butter prawns, Fried crispy beef
Facebook: Country Kitchen
3. Dong Yi Shun, Kelana Jaya
A well-known Chinese Muslims franchise from Northen China, Dong Yi Shun serves Cantonese Chinese fare. One of their famous dishes here is the hand-pulled noodle. This noodle, in Mandarin called La Mian, is made to order. Hence, it is 100% fresh noodle! If you are a spicy eater, don’t miss the chance to try their Sze Chuan spicy chicken too.
Must try: Hand-pulled La Mian, Sze Chuan spicy chicken
Facebook: Dong Yi Shun Restaurant
4. Mohammad Chow Chinese Muslim Kitchen, Damansara Perdana
A Penang Chinese eateries fan? Then you should try Mohammad Chow Chinese Muslim Kitchen. Located at Damansara Perdana, it was featured on famous TV show, Jalan-Jalan Cari Makan few years ago. By the way, you are recommended to save a space for their Durian puff, which was claimed as one of the best in town.
Must try: Seafood fried rice
Facebook: Mohammad Chow Restaurant
Wow, definitely need to try them!
Hello Anis, glad to know you love this post. Try and let me know which you love the most.
Ohhhh my I wish I lived closer. This food looks incredible. Photographed beautifully as well. This is my type of food I am gutted I can’t try this place out.
Jen
http://jenjbboutique.co.uk
Thank you. If you have the chance, try at least once on this cuisine
he last time we encountered Chinese Muslim food was in Xi’an in China where they had a Muslim Street, a food street and night market. Unfortunately, we are not too adventurous with food, and we wind up ordering noodles. Hehe.
Awww.. You shall try their food. It is really delicious!
I love Chinese food and all the food you featured looks delicious. Your post made me hungry.
Thank you.
This is an awesome list that you’ve put together. This is the first time I’ve heard of Chinese-Muslim restaurants and I think it’s great that these places cater to such. There’s variety and all the dishes look delicious.
If you got the chance to visit Malaysia again, you nust try one of them.
Nice! I wanna try those crispy fried crabs and beef. I love seaffod so I’m craving for that seafoodrice.
Try the prawn too. That is fit for king!!!!
Wish I had knew of these earlier when I went malacca last month. The salted egg crab at HJ Sharin Low Seafood Restaurant sounds amazing’!
Next time, maybe. They have a lot of branch. Malacca has one!
What a lovely combination of chinese and muslim food. Will definitely check them out when visiting this place.
Sure thing! All are worth to try.
I never knew restaurants like this existed! Haha! Would love to try the food someday! Looks great! 🙂
Chinese Muslims is a small community, that might be the reason you don’t know they are exist. =)
Chinese cuisine is really interesting and their foods are really delicious that’s why I can eat at any Chinese restaurant coz I know I am at home with their food
Yes they are using Chinese cooking style, but it is more Muslims way. Hmmm. Maybe very can say it is chinese fusion cuisine.
They have different treats in each restaurants. They seem to offer really good variety and foods with rich taste.
Yes. If every restaurant has the same chef’s pick, it will not be their special nor signature dish anymore.
‘Sze Chuan spicy chicken’ is looking good… but can I get it non-spicy after special request?
The uniqueness of Si Chuan soup is its spicy sour taste. So, i don’t think you can get a special request not to have spice in it. Because that is totally not Si Chuan soup.
The photos made me more eager to get to Malaysia. We will be there this Sept.
Try one of them when you come to Malaysia.
No, I have not tried a Chinese Muslim restaurant, I didn’t know that there is such a category,but I would not have known the difference. The food looks so good, I looooove seafood, in fact, I grew up in a family that prefers to eat fish, seafood and veggies. 🙂
Chinese Muslims formed because Chinese converted into Muslims. I don’t think there is a very big community so you don’t need to be suprise if you don’t know this category. But if you got the chance, try out the food.
I love to eat Chinese food and I also tried once from a Muslim dish(this is during my nephews baptismal)….and I loved it too! Both have a distinct flavors.
Chinese muslims is a very small community. They are Chinese who converted their religion to Islam. That’s why they have come out with so unique cuisine.
nice, that’s a lot of choices nowadays. it’s great that Muslims get to savour authentic Chinese cuisine that is Halal too.
Next time I am going to bring my Muslims friends to these restaurants too. Hope they like it.
nice, hope i can try out the food there one day, i love fish and mushrooms and anything nice
Must try it if you got the chance.
Omo! This is something new to me.Im bring my Muslim friends to try this out one day hehe
Great! I am sure they will love it.
The food looks so yummy! I wanna try it out one by one!~
Maybe during this coming holiday.
Hi dear,
Nice intro about this chinese-muslim restaurant. Interesting food list! I wanna tried the seafood fried rice as it was always my favorite.
xoxo,
Sharon
http://www.snowman1314.com
Just go. You will not regret to try it.
wow so many food I can find in Klang Valley, thanks for sharing
Welcome. Do check it out.
I tried Hj Shahrin Low. There is another Chinese muslim restaurant call ‘HOMST’ . I think they have one at Kota Damansara and also Kajang.
HJ Sharin has many branches. Never heard the one you mentioned. Shall check it out.
The food look quite nice and maybe find one day I should try them out!
Let me know which you love the most
I’ve tried Mohammed Chow. Really yummy! Have you gone to Muhibbah at Sg Penchala?
Nope. Shall check that out and try in this coming holiday
Mmmm the butter prawns and the salted egg crab! Nyum nyum
Try it during this coming long holiday!
I’ve tried one in Setapak before, although I though it was not so different from Chinese cuisines. Your recommendations look good! I look forward to try 🙂
Oh… I see. I wish to try more too.
Never been to Manilla. Hope i can try their food some day.
FOOD!!! looking at it when I am having a bad throat is not helping.. may I fast fast recover then I can go haunt these!
Sorry to hear that. But get well soon dear.