Which jumbo seafood outlet is best

Seafood fresh, no queue, good service, free parking, after makan can walk walk along river, or go drink a beer beside. Joined May 22, Messages 33, Reaction score 6, No signboard at esplanade CMI lah Went before w client.

Ran out of Sri lanka crabs. So paiseh. Isn't that their bread and butter? Chose jumbo thereafter. At least u can be assured of service. PaulLevesque High Supremacy Member. Joined Sep 4, Messages 46, Reaction score 1, Huh why jumbo have Sri Lankan crab so readily then?

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Jumbo Seafood restaurant in East Coast Park. Jumbo Group opened its first outlet in a shopping mall in Singapore this week. Seafood Republic combines four of Singapore's leading seafood joints--Palm Beach Seafood, Seafood International, Tung Lok, and Jumbo Seafood—so diners can sample four sets of signature dishes in one sitting. Long Beach Seafood Restaurant was the first in Singapore to specialize in black pepper crab—the founding father, so to speak.

It is also the only crab restaurant in Singapore to have been recommended by New York Times. In operation for over 60 years, its best-known dish is black pepper crab. Long Beach Seafood is in the East Coast area. Prices are very reasonable, you can enjoy the sea views as you eat, and they serve the real deal in big portions, so it's a prime choice if you want seafood. Visitors can dine al fresco against the backdrop of the ocean for an unforgettable experience.

Gourmet Food. Travel Tips. Contents Jumbo Seafood Gallery. Locations Featured in This Article. Singapore Singapore Attractions. Los Angeles: City of Angels. Rovaniemi: Santa's Home on the Arctic Circle. El Nido: Heaven on Earth in the Philippines. The Singapore home grown seafood restaurant was established in , with its first restaurant located in the popular East Coast Seafood Centre. Today, there are multiple outlets in both Singapore and China.

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