Pendas Floating Restaurant

Harzan Indra Permana

Even though food quality was the only real credit given, overall encounter was sub-par and below anticipation. Travel was lengthy and street underdeveloped with plenty of potholes esp near kampong part. Took some time to find the eating place as there is no signage or instructions provided.Carpark area pretty bumpy and filled up with puddles. Arrived at about 8pm. Restaurant region had not been properly lit, plenty of mosquitoes and insect flying around. Options of seafood was not a lot of, fishes only 2 range (ikan merah and siakap). Crabs, squid and prawns provided smallest amount. Cooking style was regular, menu not much to provide even had to require any vege or some other choice to complement the seafood. Region around jetty flooded with docked boats and throughout forest, nothing a lot of view to offer you. As it was reduced tide, very little of floating effect, most likely better during increased tides. No baby seats provided. Finally, the food was overpriced. Has been shocked to start to see the bill once we didn't ordered very much. Most likely the waiter inflated the costs when viewing us as foreigners. Will be the last period we come here rather than recommended unless you have become close to the area and nothing at all else can be acquired to eat.

Ferhat Bayraktar

Located in the fisherman village Kpg Pendas nearly 15km through Gelang Patah. This easy and rustic floating cafe serves fresh seafood, nearby and Thais cuisines. Squid calamari, assam pedas and mantis shrimp fried with salted egg (likely to mix just egg yolk) simply nicebut still space for improvement.