In Sechuan Restaurant Teluk Intan Family Dinner
Chinese
- RM20 - RM50 per pax
Chiefeater Kane Chong had a RM366.20 family dinner at In Sechuan Restaurant in Teluk Intan and especially enjoyed the asam pedas kelapa ikan


Street Food, Non-Halal
SekDinnersin. Ciulai lang including me no other place to go eat geh meh ar? Last Monday come to 7ATE9 Cafe no open, today try again. 1st celen is cari parkingsin becos it’s like refugees camp.. So crowded.. 2nd celen is getting a table becos full house jor n many others oso standing there waiting table. We 4 pax so we split go cari table, finally found 1. Then kena cari kerusi pulak. OK all done baru go order foods.
Ordered a few to try. Nothing to shout. Foods is slightly above average but good thing is got many many stalls & type of foods to choose. I cincai kira like got 35 to 40 stalls. Environment is OK, huge fan in the middle of outdoor open space provides good wind. Indoor is abit stuffy. Wud I come again, sure I will but maybe not a peak makan time lor.
Let’s have dinner. Seems like there’s no other place for Cheras folks like us to eat, is there? Last Monday, 7ATE9 Cafe wasn’t open. Today, I decided to give it another shot. The first challenge was finding a parking spot, as it resembled a refugee camp, extremely crowded. The second challenge was getting a table, because it was fully packed and many others were also standing around waiting for a table. Since there were four of us, we split up to find a table, and finally, we managed to get one. Then, we had to search for chairs. After sorting all that out, we finally placed our food orders.
We ordered a variety to try. Nothing exceptional to rave about. The food is slightly above average, but the positive side is that there are many stalls and a wide variety of dishes to choose from. I’d roughly estimate around 35 to 40 stalls.
The environment is okay. There’s a large fan in the middle of the open outdoor area that provides good ventilation. Indoors can get a bit stuffy. Would I come here again? Sure, I will, but maybe not during peak dining times.







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