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"Floating restaurant"

This lakeside floating restaurant sits serenely on wooden stilts within a botanical garden and popular recreational jogging spot called Bukit Padang. Climb aboard the ship-like restaurant which gets its charm from the traditional Malay architecture of tilted rooftops, spacious veranda, wooden columns and delicately carved panels. A centre stage plays host to traditional dances on selected nights. Diners can tuck into perennial favourites that include butter prawns, steamed grouper in a green curry sauce and chilli crab. These tasty offerings can fetch between MYR20 and MYR120 per kilogram, depending on size and type of seafood.
Jalan Bukit Padang, Taman Tun Fuad, Luyang, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, 88790
Today: 07:00 AM - 05:00 PM Closed Now
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Monday to Sunday 07:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Monday to Sunday 06:30 PM to 11:00 PM
"Floating restaurant"
This lakeside floating restaurant sits serenely on wooden stilts within a botanical garden and popular recreational jogging spot called Bukit Padang. Climb aboard the ship-like restaurant which gets its charm from the traditional Malay architecture of tilted rooftops, spacious veranda, wooden columns and delicately carved panels. A centre stage plays host to traditional dances on selected nights. Diners can tuck into perennial favourites that include butter prawns, steamed grouper in a green curry sauce and chilli crab. These tasty offerings can fetch between MYR20 and MYR120 per kilogram, depending on size and type of seafood.
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