Best Steamboats in Port Dickson

Since Port Dickson covers a rather small area, there aren't many remarkable steamboat restaurants around. That is why Embok Village Steamboat grew its fame. Proving to be a standstill in the scene, the restaurant is well known to be the No.1 go-to spot for hotpot. Besides fresh ingredients swimming in tom yam broth, patrons can also opt to grill or BBQ their meats.

At RM 28nett, enjoy a poolside steamboat meal at Ancasa Residences at Port Dickson. Unless it rains, you'll be able to dig into seafood and steaming broth in the presence of the breezy winds of the beach. Besides the affordable price, the best part about the steamboat at Ancasa is definitely the location. P.S. This dinner is served solely through reservations only.

Fazlina Steamboat is basically a lok lok food truck that opens at night by the beach! That's right. While that sounds foreign to citylites, in PD it is rather usual as the beaches are just stones throw away. So we say make the best out of it! Go ahead and head onto Batu Tiga for a satisfying heart-warming supper meal.

Local night markets call for a mandatory trip to the lok lok station. Emulating Malaysia's best culture AKA food, pasar malam is the way to go for an ultimate food hub. Therefore, don't stuff your face in steamboat only! Grab a cup of Air Mata Kucing to wash down some of that spiciness from the delicious sauces at the steamboat truck.

Klana Beach Resort has been known to offer shabu-shabu, which is Japanese style steamboat. Instead of a huge pot, shabu-shabu is often served in smaller pots. Coffee House Terrace provides a comfortable air-conditioned and lively space for you to dine in your piping hot broth. The set includes marinated beef, fish ball, vegetables, red snapper fish and so on depending on season and availability.