Time for Dinner!
The whole point of our evening walkabout was simple—we wanted dinner at The Jetty Food Court. Cat had read plenty of glowing reviews online, so naturally, our curiosity was piqued.
A Quiet Monday Evening
When we arrived, we quickly realised that not many stalls were open. It was a Monday night after all. Still, we made the most of what was available and began piecing together our meal.
Our Seafood Feast
After walking around and browsing the options, we settled on quite a spread:
- Char Kueh Teow – RM5.00
- Fried Chicken – RM10.00
- Wanton Mee – RM6.00
- Sotong Kangkung – RM13.00
- Vietnamese Spring Rolls – RM10.00
- Dry Bak Kut Teh – RM16.00
- Yam Rice – RM2.00
- Drinks (including a large Heineken) – RM27.50
Our dinner came to RM89.50 (≈ USD20/EUR20).
What Did We Think?
For the variety and location, we thought the price was very reasonable.
If there was one small complaint, it would be the Dry Bak Kut Teh, which was a little too salty for our taste. But overall, the meal was enjoyable, and the variety made it a fun way to sample different local dishes all in one place.
Worth a Visit?
Absolutely.
If you were looking for a casual spot with many food choices, The Jetty Food Court was a great option—especially if you didn’t want to commit to just one type of cuisine.
A Quick Reminder
Before we go, just a gentle note:
Masks may now be optional outdoors, but they are still required indoors.
Stay tuned—more food adventures coming your way! 🍜
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