Hornbill Barbeque Steamboat

Volkan Birben

3.0

Many selections for self services steamboat. The meals is appropriate, but I think it is a bit dirty.

Sener Gök

2.0

This place was previously among our frequent haunts. Great variety of steamboat options but freshness could be a issue. Hygiene is among the biggest problems with this place.

Anggun Fauzianti Soekarno

3.0

This stall is strongly suggested online. We walk for approximately 30moment to the stall. Rm18 for grownup, is affordable for some of the visitor! However the variety is not really too much if evaluate with the main one in KL or Petaling Jaya.

Şeb Nem

5.0

Great to make your personal food and a thrilling lively atmosphere. Good spot to visit with several friends - particularly if you like your meal.

DANIEL PHIRAVICH CHONG

5.0

Hornbills is conveniently located the 5 moment ealk from thr excellent and incredibly affordable lodge 121. It is self support and another restaurant. It is comparable to the street stall environment some backpackers may crave. And whilst it is not the prettiest or cleanest location,the meat was exceptional. Dont misunderstand me, i didn't know very well what some of the meats was, however the beef and poultry were excellent. You're given a table, so go and collect your plates and cutlery and begin collecting.the food. You will end up cooking it yourself, therefore be sure you can make at the very least to a half good level. At only 18ringgit, it really is great value for several it is possible to eat and being outside is really a fun experience.

Alexander Gelfand

2.0

Have nothing great to say concerning this spot. The wind almost blew a pot of boiling drinking water (seated in the middel of the tabel) over among us. This location is chaotic and perhaps not something westerners recognize that well..

Cansu Yıldırım

1.0

For those who have tried the BBQ in Bangkok, then thereis zero reason to use it in Malaysia (Kuching at the very least). No-one refills drinking water for you personally (yes in BKK), restricted choiceof food (amazing offer in BKK, free of charge desert, free soda, slices of fruit, friedrice and noodles). Fuel stove versus charcoal in BKK. Live life band and riverviewin BKK. Today RM18 each, versus RM16.5 in BKK (of coz everything is more costly in Malaysia)

Heather Jephcott

2.0

I visited this place in the past and it was a good place. The meals was nice the provider was great and the surroundings was nice as well. But my final visit actually disappoints me. It is a buffet design steamboat. And you will eatall it is possible to and the cost is quite reasonable . HOWEVER THE food had not been so fresh. There is very little choice. And the desk clothes was damp whenever we sit down at our table. The area was not so well-organized . Hope the proprietor will attempt lo clean the area up .

Hipster Camper

3.0

This steamboat had an extremely interesting selection of meat and veggies, however, not as much fish when i could have liked. The prawns had been good though. The primary issue was there have been no labels to inform you what items were.

Melissa Million

1.0

A much recommended steamboat nonetheless it was an utterly ugly experience. I brought several Japanese friends to test the area. Since its furthermore their first stop by at Sarawak, I delivered along 2 bottles of tuak (local rice wines). The Chinese looking proprietor ormanager gave us quite annoying look. I told him that I'll still be purchasing beer and beverages. I don't mind spending money on corkage charges. He didn't reply initially. I QUICKLY reassured him that I'm ready to pay any quantity of corkage costs for the tuak. He replied by saying easily am buying beer and beverages, after that no corkage will undoubtedly be imposed. I had been really thankful and kindly informed him we wish to purchase 3 bottles of beer. The beer in no way came. The girl in Carlsberg provided me an extremely annoying appear and mumbled something when I questioned her if she could arrive over. She never found our table. THEREFORE I walked to her inquiring if we could obtain 3 bottles of beer. She kept peaceful...I asked when there is simply no beer. She mentioned we are not likely to bring our own beverages. I explained that I've informed the Chinese supervisor. Then after ten minutes we were offered our chilled beer. Fortunately. My advice isn't to create any tuak or wines there. The complete dining experience was in some way affected. Which will be my last stop by at the restaurant.