After sunrise we warp straight to sunset..next place on d list actually H.K Rakit; a floating restaurant located somewhere at the end of an oil palm estate near Tanjung Putri Golf resort. Yup, you heard me right..its floating..and its after an oil palm estate.. From the way im describing it, chances are, you might not be able to find it..then again, its pretty straight forward actually once youre there..
A few things are assured though when youre here: you be thrilled at how the whole restaurant wobbles when waves hit it- the whole restaurant is floating anyway hence the name
rakit ('raft' in Eng.) (of course, there is a wobbleless section for those not-so-adventerous)..the scenery is soothing.. i wouldn't say splendid, just soothing.. plus points especially when there's sunset as backdrop..and the food? no where can it get any fresher than this..Reason being, this place has its own '
kelong'..
kelongs are basically floating man-made enclosures to temporarily rear or breed fish..Catches of the day are hauled into these kelong and kept there..and because the kelong are
in the sea itself, the fishes are always fresh..this is of course in comparison with pond/aquarium breed fishes..the dont 'exercise' that much as when they are in the wild, hence the texture of their meat is different..This is highly debatable of course..
After sunrise we warp straight to sunset..next place on d list actually H.K Rakit; a floating restaurant located somewhere at the end of an oil palm estate near Tanjung Putri Golf resort. Yup, you heard me right..its floating..and its after an oil palm estate.. From the way im describing it, chances are, you might not be able to find it..then again, its pretty straight forward actually once youre there..
A few things are assured though when youre here: you be thrilled at how the whole restaurant wobbles when waves hit it- the whole restaurant is floating anyway hence the name rakit ('raft' in Eng.) (of course, there is a wobbleless section for those not-so-adventerous)..the scenery is soothing.. i wouldn't say splendid, just soothing.. plus points especially when there's sunset as backdrop..and the food? no where can it get any fresher than this..Reason being, this place has its own 'kelong'..kelongs are basically floating man-made enclosures to temporarily rear or breed fish..Catches of the day are hauled into these kelong and kept there..and because the kelong are
in the sea itself, the fishes are always fresh..this is of course in comparison with pond/aquarium breed fishes..the dont 'exercise' that much as when they are in the wild, hence the texture of their meat is different..This is highly debatable of course..
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