Merlin Restaurant

Ryan In Melbourne

Heard a whole lot about their asam fish. Well didn't really meet up with my flavor. The gravy was simply too simple & watery for me personally. However their seafood was very refreshing. We loved their otak-otak instead.

Pinch Of Change

Asan Pedas is quite popular for folks of Muar because the fish are prepared with Asam (sour) and spicy soup. It is extremely appetizing when getting rice with Asam Pedas. In addition they offer other meals such as for example fried sole seafood, fried or spicy prawns andsquids, or kangkong (a vegetable grown in new drinking water or stream) fried with Balachan (prawn paste). The purchase price isn't too cheap. The drawback of the restaurant is that it's in Orchid Backyard in a remote section of Muar City and usually tourists find it hard to locate the restaurants.

Art Gunawan

They don't have a normal menu. Customers go directly into the kitchen & choose the seafood from their fridge. Very fascinating. Though their assam seafood is popular, we made a decision to attempt the steamed seafood instead. And boy, had been we surprised! It is great. Thelight gravy was nice & delicious. The fried squids/little cuttlefish was excellent too. The strong fried sole seafood is crucial. Prices are affordable & the service is pleasant & nice. Strongly suggested!