#20 Char Kuey Teow in Malaysia · 2026
King's Char Kuey Teow
🌶️🌶️🌶️ Berbaloi · Worth the Detour
A Jalan Pantai institution with one of the biggest review counts in PD (around 7,700), a default beach-day stop for a plate of fried kuey teow. Opinions split, but the queues keep coming.
- What to order
- Fried kuey teow with prawns and cockles
- Address
- 402, Batu 4, Jalan Pantai, Kampung Si Rusa, 71050 Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
- Area
- Kampung Si Rusa, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan
- Price
- RM8–RM18 per person
- Halal status
- ☪︎ Muslim-friendly (no pork/lard; certification not confirmed)
☪︎ Halal status shown here is based on public sources and may change. Please check that the restaurant holds a valid JAKIM (or state religious authority) halal certificate before dining — look for the certificate on display or verify at myehalal.halal.gov.my.
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Order: Fish head curry with rice and sides
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