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Seafood in Taman Pelangi
Browse seafood in Taman Pelangi, Johor Bahru, with ratings, price tiers, halal-friendly context, and direct links to each InsiderJB review.
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芙蓉烧蟹 Johor Bahru Seafood Village
芙蓉烧蟹 Johor Bahru Seafood Village is a polarizing Taman Pelangi seafood spot that draws locals with hyper-fresh catches, yet frequently sits empty. While the kitchen excels at heavy-hitting crab dishes and crunchy cereal seafood, the lack of a consistent crowd remains a mystery. It’s a solid, no-frills option for a spontaneous crustacean fix near KSL.
Read the review ->Seng Steam Fish Restaurant
Seng Steam Fish Restaurant is a hyper-efficient, daytime-only seafood spot in Taman Pelangi. Despite the name, locals flock here strictly for the signature fried fish and lightning-fast service. It is a no-nonsense, open-air eatery perfect for a quick, heavy-hitting Chinese lunch.
Read the review ->San Lou Cafe • Seafood
San Lou Cafe is a notoriously hidden, unpretentious zi char spot tucked next to a Chinese temple in Taman Pelangi. Run by a friendly older couple, it dishes out incredibly fresh, home-cooked seafood without the commercial fuss. Locals pack the house for its highly reasonable prices and comforting traditional flavors. Skip the fancy aesthetics and come here for authentic, neighborhood-style dining that hits the spot.
Read the review ->Byadelrosmi
Byadelrosmi is Taman Pelangi’s go-to spot for fresh, reasonably priced seafood. Operating late into the night, this bustling joint draws serious crowds for its perfectly cooked catches and lightning-fast, ultra-friendly service. Expect to queue during peak hours and hunt for parking, but the high-quality food and generous portions make the hassle entirely worthwhile.
Read the review ->Hai Kee Seafood Restaurant
Hai Kee Seafood Restaurant delivers top-tier, unpretentious zi char right in Taman Pelangi. Skip the fancy air-conditioning and come for the aggressively seasoned, incredibly fresh seafood that keeps Singaporeans crossing the causeway. Open daily from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, it offers a quintessential Johor Bahru dining experience where flavor completely trumps aesthetics. Expect massive crabs, generous portions, and a bustling, unapologetically local atmosphere.
Read the review ->皇朝鱼炉大王(彩虹花园) Huang Chao Fish Pot (Pelangi)
Huang Chao Fish Pot delivers legit, old-school fish steamboat right in Taman Pelangi. Just a stone's throw from KSL, this spot draws crowds with its generous, pre-fried fish chunks and MSG-free broths. It is a no-nonsense, fast-paced seafood joint operating daily from noon to midnight. Expect quick service, rich flavors, and a solid menu of zi char classics that make it a reliable comfort food staple.
Read the review ->THE FISH MAN 大漢烤魚
THE FISH MAN 大漢烤魚 in Taman Pelangi is a polarizing late-night seafood joint famous for its dramatic tabletop fire theatrics. While the service is stellar and the air-conditioned setting is comfortable, reviewers are deeply divided on the actual food. Expect Singapore-level pricing for their signature grilled fish and skewers. It’s an easy, flashy stop near the CIQ, but brace your wallet.
Read the review ->裕豐海味 Yu Feng Hai Wei
Yu Feng Hai Wei is a notoriously hard-to-find hidden gem in Taman Pelangi serving up solid Chinese seafood and zi char classics. While its obscure entrance confuses first-timers, the clean, cozy environment and generous portions make it worth the hunt. It is decidedly non-halal, featuring heavily praised pork ribs and standout taro desserts that rival specialty cafes.
Read the review ->Sek Wai Sin JB Pelangi 食为鲜新山(Seafood Noodle海鲜面)
Sek Wai Sin delivers honest, highly customizable seafood noodles in a clean, comfortable setting. Located in Taman Pelangi, it draws crowds for its rich broths, generous fresh seafood portions, and standout red grouper. Expect excellent value for money and friendly service at this top-tier rainy-day comfort food spot.
Read the review ->渔道香 YuDaoXiang @ 手工鱼丸海鲜粉
Drop the basic JB fish soup joints and head to YuDaoXiang in Taman Pelangi. Just a stone's throw from the checkpoint, this air-conditioned spot serves up seriously fresh, highly customizable seafood noodles. Whether you want a rich, aromatic curry broth or a milky salmon head soup, the seafood quality is undisputed. Don't skip their signature coconut coffee. It’s slightly pricier than average, but the quality and comfort make it a major win for Singaporean day-trippers.
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