A continuation on our trip to Bagan Lalang. After having spending some time at the Lover’s Bridge, we walked over to the restaurant for lunch. There are 2 restaurants at the entrance to the bridge. One is Ocen Seafood Restaurant and the other one is Restoran Ban Joo Heng. We went to the later one.
Here’s what we ordered
fried squid
sweet and sour crab
Egg with oyster (oh chien)
Stir fried Cantonese Noodle (wat tan hor) for Ashley
The food was not bad except for the crabs. They thought Ashley was going to eat them so they didn’t add any chilli. The plate of crabs was pretty bland to me. Total bill comes to about rm80. Cheap eh?
We went home after lunch. Along the way, there are many dragonfruit farms and also stalls selling the fruits. We told Ashley that we would be stopping at a farm because I have never seen dragonfruit trees before. She was pretty excited because she said she has never seen a farmer before 😀
Unfortunately, the farm where we stopped was closed. I could only take a photo of the tree from the outside. Can you see those white paper bags near the tree? They are used to protect the dragonfruits before being plucked. Ashley was quite upset that she didn’t get to see a farmer 🙂 We told her that we’ll look for one next time.
We bought some dragonfruits back. RM12 for 5 pieces. That’s all about our road trip. It was fun 🙂
Fried squids look tasty. And the bill is quite cheap I’d say….
I was about to praise that crab dish, until I read your review on the taste…. well, look can be very deceiving. Extra spiciness add up the ‘kick’, right? Oh chien is very different from what we have here :O And the fried squid is tempting!
Please tell Ashley, the lady in the last picture is a farmer-cum-hawker 🙂 There she goes, got to see a farmer already, kekeke!
Looking at the dragon fruit, i think of taking dragon fruit juice. By the way, the oyster egg looks yummy.
I have heard so much about this place. Tried the famous pau but also thought nothing much of it. Maybe I am not a pau lover all that much. 🙂
But the bridge and the other food looks GOOD and CHEAP. Wonder when I will ever go there.
RM12 for 5 dragonfruits is cheap loh cos I just bought 1 already RM3.50 joh.
Yes, with crabs and squids, RM80 considered cheap.
80 is really cheap leh!
eh she wanna see a farmer ah? i can pretend for her to see hahhahah
and 12 for 5 pcs of dragin fruit is really cheap leh.
Amigod i sound like aunty buying sayur in pasak .. hahhahaha
how many crabs for RM80? I can get 2 crabs for rm80 delivered to ur home from fattycrabs.com 😀
and how come the egg with oyster..the egg was not stirred together or u wanted it that way? normally o chien..they will mix the egg together right???
there were 3 crabs and rm80 is the total bill for everything. i think this is the way the or chien is being cooked over here…not like in the northern states.
hey, the foods look so drooling….except that there’s really nothing much to do or to see there hor !!!!
next time try the restaurant that next to the bridge, ocean restaurant? The food very good. Eh, you didn’t try the famous & bouncy fish ball ar?
Your seafood lunch looked good! The oh chien is really special… I’ve never seen this preparation before.
Do you know how to get to the dragon farm? Do you mind to share the address with me?
Thanks 🙂