Hasil Laut Kiah Kee very big sea products shop in Kuantan compare Lian Lee in Kuantan town. On the way back KL sure passby here. If you wanna buy souveneir for relatives you can come here. I always buy my favourite dry guava snacks.

Very soft and not too sweet. As usual my wife sure buy salted fish, dry squid snacks, raw fish crackers back home to fry, satay fish and many more. Dry scallop, ikan bilis/ anchovies and dry shrimp also available. If you buy more, he will give discount. The boss very funny, simply minus price.

Ah Yan Fish Noodle Food Menu at Bandar Chukai. Used eat at Kuantan but closed. Stay at Awana Kijal Resort, hardly can find chinese food.

Here Bandar Chukai many chinese food. 20 minutes drive from Awana Kijal Resort. Here Terrengganu seafood very fresh, mush try. This fish noodles include fish crackers.

Kuala Lumpur Night Market (Tuesdays) Jalan Bangsawan, Bandar Tun Razak. What is Keropok Lekor?: Keropok lekor (fish crackers or fish sausage) is a local favourite, and for good reason.

Salty, oily, and flavourful, it can be thin and crunchy or thick and chewy; and when dipped in a signature sweet chilli sauce, it's basically a party in your mouth.

Hoi Peng Seafood Restaurant 30, Jalan SS2/24, 47300 Petaling Jaya. 30 Jalan SS 2/24 47300 Petaling Jaya, Taman Sea, Malaysia Food fish crackers, Iced Cincau and Lime with Assamboi, Tauhu Bakar, Stir-fry Lala (Clams), Stir-fry Choy Dam, Indonesian crabs, Cute lil' buns, Crab, Firm Century Eggs with Young Pickled Ginger, Roast Chicken Wings, Lala(Clams), House made Toufu, Stir Fried...

The Star of the night-2 big size Indonesia crabs (2 1/2 kg) done in their famous sweet, sour and spicy style (Fatty Crabs' too numbing)-the fresh and meaty crabs were cut up into bite pieces but the meat was a bit coarse in texture-the gooey gravy was lapped up clean with toasted bread