Ocen Restaurant, Tanjung Sepat

Me and Sue Ching decided to go to Tanjung Sepat for seafood after reading an article in the Star Metro two Saturdays ago and the restaurant highlighted was Ocen Restaurant. It's a restaurant on stilts facing the sea. It was such a delight having lunch with a view of the sea and the sea breeze blowing at our faces. But it wasn't easy finding this restaurant. It was tucked way inside a housing area and with no signboards by the main road didn't help either. To get there, we drove about an hour from Seremban through Lukut town (If you are coming from KL, drive past Morib to get here). Upon reaching Lukut town, take a right turn towards Chuah and you will see a Chinese cemetry on your right. Without turning left or right just drive on until you reach Tanjung Sepat. Once in Tanjung Sepat lookout for the Police Station. Once you see the police station immediately take a left turn. Then take a left turn again until you see a Chinese temple on your left. From there, turn right and proceed until you see RHB bank. Ocen is just behind RHB bank. Actually, there are 3 Restaurants adjacent to each other. Ocen is the middle one. If you get lost and need directions, call the restaurant at 03-3197443.

Oyster Omelette or "Or Chien" with succulent oysters and costs only RM13
This must the restaurant's specialty, clay pot Tofu which tasted like shark's fin soup and it tasted better if taken with black vinegar. There were also chunks of crab meat in the clay pot. Price = RM10.
There is a big bottle of black vinegar on every table for the claypot tofu which shows that the dish is very popular. When I looked around, I saw this dish on every table.

Me and Sue Ching were contemplating whether to order crab or not as we were unsure of finishing 1 Kg which is the minimum order. In the end no regrets. The crabs wre so delicious and fresh and most of all it costs only RM34 per kg. We were both very stuffed at this point.

This is the Lovers' Link, a jetty that is located just next to the restaurant.