Kota Kinabalu Floating Seafood Market Cultural Dining Experience

The food was decent, but I feel like it might be better to order local specialty dishes directly at the restaurant, as they seemed to offer better value for money. The only hiccup was that after one soup and three dishes, they served the fruit and cleared all our utensils. We were quite surprised, so I checked our order and realized they had missed one dish. We asked a supervisor who spoke Chinese to verify, and they eventually brought the missing dish. However, the overall experience wasn't great. The advantage of booking this particular package might be that they seat you in the prime viewing area for the show, although we ended up leaving early to explore the night market. 😂

This floating seafood restaurant makes dishes with Chinese flavors that completely satisfy our appetites. The traditional Malay dance after the meal, while not particularly professional, still allows us to experience the local customs. As for the menu, the seafood dishes are really reasonably priced, with a super high cost-performance ratio.

The restaurant had a great atmosphere, and it was fun because it was a performance that travelers could enjoy together. The food was delicious too!

The food was delicious and it was fun, it seems like it will be a good memory!

The set menu was excellent – fresh, skillfully prepared, and capped off with a fire show. Perfect for impressing guests with both cultural flair and substance. The service was also top-notch!

wow this was a great show and having been part of the participation in the show made it very special

The food is ok. But the food pretty pricey not worth the value.

A bit pricey for the food. But it was good, probably better to just go here next time on your own and order there. The Performance show was very entertaining.

The restaurant is so-so. The set menu's soup is okay, but the rest isn't as good as the other dishes you can order from the restaurant. It would be nice to have another dish cooked with live seafood. It's a shame that none of the signature dishes are included.

A family of four, three adults and one child, and it was clear that the meal portions were insufficient. The soup listed on the menu turned into clam soup, with four clams per person. We were still hungry after eating, so we ordered more boiled shrimp, vegetables, and five fried chicken wings. The three dishes cost about 125 Malaysian Ringgit. As for the performance, the stage lights were not the yellow lights shown in the pictures. The dancers were very energetic, but unfortunately, the stage presentation was not good. The pictures showed a fire-breathing performance, but there was no fire-breathing performance at the actual show, it turned into blowpipe shooting at balloons instead. 😅