Saturday night is unquestionably the best time of the week and more often than not, I'm usually at home, forcing myself to watch the ironically titled Stay Home Saturday Movie segment on channel 5. Well, that's what you get when you have a boring dad and you're not allowed to use the car at all too.
So we depend on our aunties/cousins to bring us out to the explore the vastness of JB!
And so that has bought us to Kampong Senibong, a seaside village facing Senoko Industrial Estate & Sembawang, for a saturday nite dinner. We were there for the Nasi Lemak. According to guidepicker.com, this is what they think of it:

Nasi Lemak Senibong Located in Kampung Senibong, it has been serving one of the best Nasi Lemak in Johor Bahru. Costing RM4 per plate, it costs of coconut flavoured rice, chicken (comes in three flavours), an egg and sambal (traditional malay chili sauce).

The food isn't saliva-inducing fantastic, but it is the setting and the difference in dining experience that sets this place apart from a common restoran nestled in a shophouse. P-r-e-c-i--s-e-l-y. That is because we're not eating in a shophouse, we're eating on the sea! On a platform on wooden stilts, that is. Seaside alfresco dining, I like to call it, at a relatively ridiculously affordable price.

The area is quite packed and lively because there's a few seafood restaurants and, because of the 1st factor, the 2nd factor singaporeans.

Warning: No fans available. Sea breeze is constant.

I say, hygiene grading stops at hawker centres, because if they were to grade everything that sells food, then..

Ikan Bakar. It's been a long time since I last ate this in Malaysia.


Another seafood favourite of mine: La La


The nasi lemak portion is maybe slightly below average, but that leaves room for more good food.

Ice Kacang is a good way to douse those lingering sambal flames.

ABC Special that is basically Ice ^Cream Kacang

6person RM62. That's RM10 per head for a plate of nasi lemak and 2 plates of seafood. (Drinks sold seperately) People having seafood at Sembawang(which is directly across from where we are) must be cursing themselves if they see this. Same catch from the same sea, but depending on which shore you go, the difference is crazy.