
No need to mind your Ps and Qs here as the
Crab Factory invites you to embrace the no-frills simplicity yet unrestrained robustness
of Creole and Cajun cooking where casual backyard seafood boils are the norm
rather than the exception.


While perusing the menu, nibble on
irresistible starters such as crispy House Fried Baby Squid (available in Garlic
or Cajun flavours, RM10.90) and Southern Chicken Wings (Garlic or Cajun).
Both are incredibly addictive thanks to their crunchy batter coating that's
either garlicky or zingy hot.
If you have kids in tow, the Pollock Fish
Fingers with Garlic Fries would be a surefire hit. Bite into the light
batter coating and be rewarded with sweet, flaky white fish that went like a
dream with the house made mayo dip.
The dining experience was unabashedly fun with
everyone throwing caution to the wind and getting their hands dirty in their concentrated
attempts to crack, pry open and extract the sweet, chunky morsels from shells
and carapaces.
According to Ooi, she sources and imports
the seafood for Crab Factory from different countries to ensure maximum
freshness. "Depending on your choice of seafood, the items are charged
according to prevailing market prices. These are listed on our menu boards for
easy reference."
Regardless of the seafood you choose, Ooi
recommends substantiating each order with some 'bag buddies' (RM4-RM7.90): chicken sausages, potatoes, corn
cob and button, king or enoki mushrooms.
Crab Factory is worth a visit for those who
wants a change from local seafood preparations.
CRAB FACTORY ORIGINAL LOUISIANA BOIL, 21, Jalan SS2/64, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Tel: 03-7865 5850. Business hours: Mon, Wed & Thurs: 3pm - 11pm, Fri, Sat &Sun: 11am -
11pm. Close on Tuesdays.
5 comments:
We were a small group. And were were on time for reservation. We recused the seats the staff wanted to place us as exactly in fron of door and register. Staff completely un helpful and dumb. We left the place. Suggest any small group also do the same and skip this place as they are not equiped to make the experience enjoyable. Fatty Crabs is better anyway
@Chlas Meoi - I'm sorry to hear you had a disappointing experience at Crab Factory. The resto's space is rather limited so perhaps the staff have no choice but allocate those seats to your group? Did you pass your feedback via the resto's FB page? You can't compare Crab Factory with Fatty Crabs as both restos' cooking styles are like chalk and cheese. To each his or her own when it comes to food.
Any suggestion for best halal crab restaurant?
@Fatinnadiah - I have yet to come across a halal resto devoted to crabs but my Malay friends tell me Muhibbah Seafood Restaurant at Sg Penchala is worth checking out
Post a Comment