Senibong Seafood The Best Dining in Johor Bahru

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Selera Senibong Seafood
Selera Senibong Seafood



The best dining venue in Johor Bahru is Senibong seafood is quite glamorous with the people of Johor Bahru. Lately, not only do Johor Bahru know about this place of eating, people from outside Johor, Singapore and especially from Kuala Lumpur. Many also ask about Senibong where to eat in Johor Bahru.

Senibong Village in Permas Jaya, Johor Bahru is well-known amongst seafood fans regardless of locals or outside of Johor. For the first time visitors to Johor, your presence seems to be incomplete if you are not taken to eat there. With a wide selection of restaurants and selection of marine species including crabs, snails, prawns, shrimps and fish Cooked delicious would make anyone drip saliva. Furthermore, visitors can dine with the backdrop of the sea and light up the night light from neighboring Singapore.

It is easiest to go through the EDL Highway (EDL Highway) from CIQ Customs to Johor Bahru. Then take Permas Jaya intersection while on EDL. You will arrive at an intersection to the left of Jusco Aeon Permas Jaya. At the junction take the right turn (look at the Kg Senibong signboard) and go straight, follow signs to the beach where there are about 4 to 6 seafood restaurants.

Among the well-known restaurants in the area are Selera Senibong Seafood or better known as SSS, which is cultivated by two siblings, Mohd. Fauzi Saadon, 44, and his younger brother, Hasbullah, 41. Both have been working on the business for the past 10 years but the size of the SSS restaurant has been raised two years ago to provide comfort to customers.

From JB to Senibong about 15 minutes. Use GPS and type Senibong Seafood Village or coordinate 1.485069,103.817196.

If there is no GPS, it may take a long walk or through a highway highway. The easiest way is to just follow the EDL Highway which starts from Customs CIQ JB. Then take Permas Jaya intersection while on EDL. Going to one of the intersections to the left is Jusco Aeon Permas Jaya. Turn right (see Kg Senibong signboard) and go straight. Just follow the signboard until we reach the coast. There are about 5 - 6 seafood restaurants there. Parking is not free .... please pay RM2.00 ok.

For me if anyone goes to Johor to come to Senibong because it does provide fresh seafood and is delicious ... If it's about price I do not think it's expensive though many people claim the price for Singaporeans .. do not worry too much Because the price is affordable. If I go to Senibong, these two restaurants I have to stop but there are many more (Anjung, Gems and others). It's great to find SEAFOOD SELF SEASON because of the rest of the restaurant.

If it's a day to eat chicken, it's a night to eat SEAFOOD! Typical in JB, if you want to eat seafood besides the Danga Bay area, the most famous in Senibong.

Senibong Village is indeed the beach. Beautiful night view because it looks like Singapore. It's very seriously close to Singapore because it is fun to work on the sea. It's a pretty night because of the fact that the lights are all over. But when I saw the cranes it all. Heh!

Booking is ready for what to eat for. Happy. Ha..ha... Soon after sitting down the food continues. Heaven! Create hungry people!

Oh yes... We eat at Senibong Seafood Selera.

I order Steam Lemon, Crab Cookies, Baked Fish Fish, Flour Squid, Masin Fish, Seafood Sup and Boiled Shellfish. TOTAL RM 203 includes drinks.
Service is good, fast and cuisine is delicious.
Parking space is a lot but to come early because it will be full. Do not forget to pay a parking fee of RM2 when you enter ...

Google Maps: https://www.google.com.my/maps/place/Selera+Senibong+Seafood/@1.4847681,103.8156154,1091m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0xc7df83d1d0f83574!8m2!3d1.4847691!4d103.8178048

Location: 13, Jalan Persiaran Senibong, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, 81750 Masai, Johor, Malaysia

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