There are more than 400 Chinese temples in Batu Pahat due to the large Chinese population n this town. Many of them are popular tourist attractions included 龍工業城濟癲廟, Jian Nan Si Temple 建南寺, Goh Hong Cheng Sern 五方正神十八罗汉庙, Pu Tuo Jing Si Temple 普陀淨寺, Tua Pek Gong Temple 福伯壇大伯公, as well as Chong Long Gong Temple 崇龙宫 & Si Hai […]
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Macau Kopitiam is another highly recommended eatery in Batu Pahat and we had our breakfast here before heading back to KL. The restaurant was quite packed even on a working day morning (Sunday is a working day in Johor state). Both indoor (air-conditioned) and outdoor seating are available here. Macau Kopitiam’s extensive menu offers wide variety of toasts […]
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After tapao-ed food from the food court, we proceeded to our “actual” dinner place….. Famous for its dinner with beautiful sunset view, Grandma Guest House is one of the most recommended must-eat places in Batu Pahat. However unfortunately, we were there late (8.10pm) and missed the sunset view but the good thing was we didn’t have to wait for table […]
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Hubby was invited to attend the wedding luncheon of his ex-colleague at Johor Bahru on last November, Sam and I were tagged along too. Instead of staying at Johor Bahru, we decided to stay at Batu Pahat, a small town located on the northwest coast of the of Johor. This was our first time set foot in Batu Pahat so […]
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Hai Di Lao is a popular chain of hot pot restaurants founded in Sichuan province of China in 1994. It is the largest hotpot chain in China and has expanded overseas with more than 1350 restaurants around the world, including in Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, United States and Vietnam. I paid a visit to this world-renowned hot pot […]
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