Sea Park Dessert — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

It's been a weird experience. It's during Thursday night. There's crowded night market outside. But the shop is empty. I walked in and ask if it's okay to gather here to enjoy the night market food there's about 15 of us. We will order the dessert and drinks. He say okay at first but after a few minutes he say maybe its not. If all of us just order Chinese tea he won't be earning anything. I understand from business point of view it is not earning but I did ordered a peanut dessert to honor my word then I left to find another shop for the gathering. The dessert is too sweet and tasted sour as well not too enjoyable. So I won't be coming back...

Sells Chinese Char Kuey Teow, Tomato Noodles, desserts/Tong Sui, snacks and some simple meals (Fried Mee/Mee Hoon, etc).

Food: Tomato Egg Noodle 3 🌟 Soup is so so. Priced at Rm 8

Snacks: Curry Puff 3.25 🌟 Big sized, crispy multi layered skin. Fillings mostly mashed curry potato but is not spicy. Also has a few cube potatoes, a quarter egg and 1 piece of chicken meat. Priced at Rm 3

Snacks: Spring Roll 3.25 🌟 Skin is not thick and crispy. Priced at Rm 3

Snacks: Penang Lobak 3.5🌟 Shape is thin but long. Taste is very flavour. Priced at Rm 4

Dessert: Snow Pearl White Fungus Logan 3.25🌟 Not very sweet. Priced at Rm 5

Drinks: Chinese...

Despite this being a budget friendly establishment, I personally give it five stars for the general consistency and good experiences I've had with the food and desserts here.

The desserts are in line with what you'd expect from a traditional shop, and the price as well. With too many overpriced Chinese dessert shops springing up in PJ and other urban areas, I'm thankful that this one is not following the same trend.

The food is also not bad. Very homely and affordable. Personally recommend the nasi lemak above all else.

Would come here again and again. Please keep up...