As always, every chinese new year my family will have a family reunion dinner at a designated chinese restaraurant. This time round, my uncle was the one who decided on the place and we found ourselves in the heart of Klang in Noble House Seafood restaurant.
One should not mess with the chef in this restaurant. Check out the amount of certificates and medals on the wall. It says so on the name card, the different competitions he has won, but my primary school level chinese doesn’t help much in translating what it means. Those chinese readers out there can see and interpret it for themselves.
They had 3 different Chinese new year set dinners that night. We went for set B and our orders are as below.
Prosperity Salmon Yee Sang
Noble House Five Combination Special
Braised Shark Fin Soup with Dried Scallop & Seafood
Steamed Fresh Cod Fish
Tong Poh & Crispy Chicken with Almond
Stewed ‘ Fatt Choy’, Oyster & Abalone Slice
Chef’s Speciality Baked Glutinuous Rice
Fried Ice Cream
Total cost Rm538
The salmon yee sang was ok, but I thought that the salmon slices used were not fresh cause it had a very fishy taste.
I loved this dish. The ‘fish’ you see is not only for decoration but its made of yam. Inside the ‘fish’, is a medley of mixed vegetables and mushroom. Very interesting presentation. The rest of the combination specials were really tasty.
The shark fin soup was alright, alot of crab meat but abit too much on the starchy side.
This was one of my favourite dishes. The fish was very fresh, and tender (if you can actually use that word to describe a fish). It was superb.
This dish had a little twist to it. The tong poh yuk was good, tender, but you see the slice chicken skin around it. When you flip the skin over, you’ll see its been topped with almond slices and sesame seeds.It tasted like a savoury biscuit when eating it. Nice to have something different.
Oooo..I love the abalone on this dish. I ate so much. I always look forward to this dish in chinese new year. Normally this dish comes with stewed chinese mushrooms, but the chef substituted the mushrooms for oysters. Yum.
At this point, I was going to explode with all the good food. But I managed to squeeze in a few mouthfuls of this goodness. There is a reason why its called the chef’s speciality. De-li-cious or what they say in cantonese ‘hou sek’!
Lastly, our desserts was fried ice cream. The were huge, as you can see from the pic above. The ice cream they used was the normal local ice cream, but it was ok. Nice end to a good meal.
All in all, this is a good place to visit for chinese new year reunion dinners. The price is fairly reasonable, or even considered cheap at RM53.80 per person. Overall the food was good, and also had some good presentations. Its worth considering a try.
Noble House Seafood Restaurant
No.5, Jln Temoh,
41400 Klang,
Selangor
Cuisine: Chinese
Non-Halal
Tel: 03-33430927
Fax:03-33420927
www.nobleseafood.com














Demsi Jake, 3 years ago




I wonder is this Noble house the same as the one in KL.
William, 3 years ago




No idea Demsi, I’ll ask Sue Ann and see if she knows…
Sue Ann, 3 years ago




Hi Demsi,
I don’t think they are the same unless the restaurant has the same name (which is quite common here).But I don’t believe they have another branch.
chris, 3 years ago




i believe that is their only branch as the boss is always there.. We always have our annual dinner there despite being far away but everyone says its worth it..
ihomerent, 1 year ago




wow, looks nice, and not cheap too!