Serdang Day Trip
Serdang Day Trip - 沙登一日游
A place that's not new to you and me!But how much you know about it?
Living in Klang Valley, we're always facing a challenge that *where to go* besides Shopping Mall? If you're only having one day off or just a short weekend.
Don't feel like driving far is always a reason that make us settle down in shopping mall nearby for the entire day.
We end up spending more than our budget and being confined into a air-conditioned building that luring us to have impulsive buying behaviour. This is called mall addiction.
I'm here introducing you that there're something out here that we can discover with our family without traveling far. And the best is they could be probably even nearer than your daily working place.
Stop doubting - Just find them all!
1. The Malaysia Chinese Museum
This museum is located inside the Wisma Hua Zhong Serdang.
A bit pricey on the entrace fees but it's worthwhile to pay a visit if you're the first time.
This museum is having a very distintive interior mocking models. All the displayed miniatures are too fine and vivid.
This museum will walk you through how chinese community rooted in the land of Malaya. Basically, you're just like travelling time from the past to present.
The exhibition is spacious and the trail is long too. It will take you approximately 1 and half hour or more to complete the walking if you really read through the history write up.
I would say it's a must to visit for every Malaysian.
One museum to allow you with a full insight of the history of Chinese community in Malaysia.
The Malaysian Chinese Museum
Location : Wisma Huazong, Lot 15285, Lebuhraya Sungai Besi, Seri Kembangan, Selangor.
Open: Tuesdays to Sundays and public holidays.
Opening hours: 9.30am-5pm.
Tickets: RM20 (adults), RM10 (senior citizens) and RM5 (children and students). Facebook: Malaysian Chinese Museum.
For more information, call: 010-393 8639.
2. Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang (MAEPS)
This is a very beautiful outdoors park that you could spend time with your family or kids. I've to highlight that the entrance is FREE !.
There are many sub-sections within the park. For instance, herbs garden, orkid farm, vegetable garden, bees farm, and the most fascinating is the 13 states PAVILION.
There're 13 pavilions with unique and cultural architecture building representing our 13 states in Malaysia.
Every pavilion has its own characteristic and cultural beauty. Take a picture with the building, unleash your selfie or camera shooting talents.
There are many cafes inside the park too. Would recommend the one called House of Kambing (HOK CAFE). This cafe is serving best mutton, and house made dessert.
Opposite the cafe , there is a fenced grass fields with some petting animals for watching too. Surprisingly, there is camel! The view is superb.
Other attractions including watch tower, cycling path, GTG zoo ( this requires admission tickets), themed gardens.
It's indeed a very clean and beautiful park. Highly recommended !
Specification:
-7,000 parking bays
-4 buildings comprising large column-free Multipurpose Halls with a total area of 42,000 sqm
-13 State-themed Pavilions
-7,000 parking bays
-4 buildings comprising large column-free Multipurpose Halls with a total area of 42,000 sqm
-13 State-themed Pavilions
This is a petting zoo for your kids to have a real time experience with the animals.
Besides having the closest contact with the animals, you can let your kids have the exposure of understanding each and every animals including their features, living ability and many more.
The park is very spacious and segregated by many sections.
Pls make sure that you bring enough water to avoid being attackes by heatstroke.
It's a wonderful park and your kids will have a full insight of all the animals and play with them. Most importantly, you can have strong engagement with your kids through explaining to them the animals features. It's truly a very educational park.
GETTING THERE
Lot 40187-40188, Jalan Prima Tropika Barat, Bandar Putra Permai, Seri Kembangan. 43300 Selangor Darul Ehsan. Malaysia
OPERATING HOURS
WEEKDAYS: 10:00am-6:00pm
WEEKENDS: 09:30am-6:00pm
Closed on every Tuesday, excluding Public holiday & school holiday.
WEEKENDS: 09:30am-6:00pm
Closed on every Tuesday, excluding Public holiday & school holiday.
CUSTOMER SERVICE
+603-89412099
Ticket Information
(MyKad) Adult
Age 12 years old and above.
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RM 39
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(MyKad) Child
Age 11 years old and below. Free admission if children height below 90cm
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RM 32
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(MyKad) Senior Citizen
Age 60 years old and above
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RM 32
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(Normal) Adult
Age 12 years old and above.
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RM 58
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(Normal) Child
Age 11 years old and below. Free admission if children height below 90cm
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RM 48
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(Normal) Senior Citizen
Age 60 years old and above
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RM 48
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4. G2G Animal Gardens
This GLG petting zoo is not considered having a big compound. However, its quite fun to have a close contact to some of the petting animals. There are also some very exotic and special species of petting animals can be found in this petting zoo. Despite being a small petting zoo, it hosues all the beautiful and loving animals here which can keep you well entertained during the visit !
5. Bukit Serdang Hills
There is a neighbourhood hiking trails in the core of the residential areas. This hill is well known as a sun rise watching. All the trails are well maintained by the local community and clean.
Do visit one of the famous spot called wooden bridge River. The bridge was built using the giant wood log for crossing the river. So stunningly exciting!
Address : Waze Bukit Serdang Hills (there is a small parking in front of fishing pond) beware of the wild dogs
Duration: 1 - 2 hous
Level : Easy
6. Rainbow Bridge 🌈 (photo shooting spot)
This bridge has been successfully built and beautified by the local community through funds raising. It's good to stop over to capture your beautiful Instagramable photo.
Location: Waze Rainbow Bridge Serdang
Suggestion : To visit at night if your wish to see the LED lighting
Foods
This Pan Mee restaurant is located in He Ping village. Pls take note that this is not the traditional pan Mee, it's quite unique especially when it tastes a little bit like Ramen.
Truly impressed by the topping used for the Pan Mee. They used corns, seaweeds, prawns, fish cakes. Price is super reasonable too.
The texture of the noodles is a bit thick, smooth and slippery. Very tasty when it's soaked into the soup essence. I ordered the seafood ramen Pan Mee, 4 big fresh prawns found in my bowl and it costs only RM 8.00. Can you believe it ? Haha
Come and check it out.
KEN & SHIRLEY PANMEE RAMEN HOUSE
No. 1711, Jalan SK 6/1
43300 Seri Kembangan
Business Hour:
Night: 16:00 – 23:00
Closed on every Tuesday
Price:Pan Mee: RM 6.00
Seafood Pan Mee /Ramen: RM 8.00
2. Uncle Peng Noodles House
You would probably come across many noodles houses in Serdang area. But I would recommend you to try this Uncle Peng.
The signature is the pork noodles and in house snacks & finger foods. The soup base is so fine, it seems like really cooked for many hours with the essence of the pork meat. It's not greasy or any Ajinomoto kind of soup will make you guzzle few gallon of waters afterwards. Besides, the lard topped on your noodles is so fragrantly awesome.
The extra credit is the portion is really HUGE. And price is super reasonable. I also like the fried fish paste. The fish paste is very soft and fresh. Coated with crispy surface. Perfect!
Price range :
Pork noodles: RM 6.00 - RM.7.50 per bowl
Snacks & finger Foods : RM 6.00 - RM 7.00
Business Hour : 8am - 4pm ( Closed on Monday)
Tel : 03-8958 4769
Address : Jalan SP 2/4, Taman Serdang Perdana, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor, Malaysia
3. Restoran food Taiwan 御茶香台湾小吃
Spotted this restaurant during my food hunting in Serdang and decided to give this a try.
A very casual but full of home cooked taste restaurant.
Surprisingly the taste was so superb and it made me reminisce the taste that I had during my trip in Taiwan.
At last, we discovered that the owner is a Taiwanese woman, that's reason the food is so Taiwanese alike.
The owner was so friendly & hospitable and having shared with us her lifelong story as well as the business establishment in Malaysia.
I truly love their bento set and light bites. There are many other choices in their menu, all are the authentic taste brought to you from Taiwan!
Business Hour : 10am to 9pm
Price range : RM 8 - RM 15
Tel : 03-87234596
Address :
No. 37, 3, Jalan SP 2/2, Taman Serdang Perdana, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selango
4. Home Made Pao & Fried Stuff
Spotted this home made Pao & Fried Stuff. The Pao (Steam bun) is super soft and the filling is generous too. The fried stuff is awesome too. Trust that this is always the local top choice snack.
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Address : 76A, Jalan Sk 6/1, Taman Bukit Serdang (the single story shoplot opposite an apartment)
Tel : 016 2171603
Business Hour : 7am - 8pm
5. Da Cheng Lok Lok
If you're craving for some satay stick alike snacks, do visit this Da Cheng Lok Lok. They're providing all sort of of snacks foods including fried chicken, Taiwan snacks and variety choices of stick foods to ease your crave. The restaurnt is situated in an open concept carpark area. Nice to dine in with this spacious & cool air ventilation.
Address : Waze (OMG 中国超市)。Da Cheng Lok lok is side to side with this OMG. ( if you know the former Iron House Nasi Lemak, this is the place where Da Cheng located.
Price : per stick RM0.90
Business Hour: 6pm - 10pm
6. Pasar Malam Seri Kembangan
This Pasar Malam in Seri Kembangan is flooded with all street foods and variety of snacks. Do check out your preference here.
Waze : Pusat Perdagaan Seri Kembangan
Opening Hours : Every Monday ( from 5pm onwards)
7. Spicy Soup Kien Kee Restaurant
In one particular moment, a long lost taste suddenly reminds us that we've not had a kind of pepper spicy soup for quite a long time.
Still remember when I was having that in my granny house when all sort of meat dishes displayed on table, and this pepper spicy soup would always complement others & be a best match.
Usually we would only have this during the festive like CNY or any other special occasion.
As for now, we decided to find a restaurant offering this kind of spicy soup to ease our craves. Finally we managed to locate this in Serdang. A very localised taste situated in a row of old shop lot.
From outside, you can sense a very strong pepper smell and the shop reminds me the old timer village where my granny used to stay.
Very authentic. The soup was cooked in a claypot, added in with pork sliced, chicken cutlets, salted vege and intestine.
First spoonful of soup really energized me with a lot of positive aura. The spicy soup essence felt like removing all the cold and chills from my body.
Although the temperature out there was more than 40 degree, the feeling of drinking spicy soup in the hot weather was somehow too impressive.
The soup was flavorful, and the spiciness was well blended with the meat. The natural sweetness from the meat and mild saltiness from the vege slowly penetrated into your tastebuds. It's too good to believe!
We ordered the Hua Diao chicken too. Well marinated chicken cooked with black sauce with mild scent of Chinese wine. Good match to the rice.
D-1, Jalan 10/3
43300 Seri Kembangan
Tel: 012-350 9900
Business hours: 9.30am to 3pm and 5.30pm to 9pm
Closed on Mondays
Price :
Spicy Soup: RM 14.00
Hua Diao Chicken : RM 14.00
Vegetable : RM 8.00
Price :
Spicy Soup: RM 14.00
Hua Diao Chicken : RM 14.00
Vegetable : RM 8.00
8. Home made Bao ( 666 Bao Stall)
We came to know this home made Bao from a local villager. You can't find any information of this home made Bao in the web search. It has to be introduced by the local.
It took us very long to find this place through asking few local people with manual direction pointing.
There is no major signage or signboard at this place. We'd to really drive along houses to houses to locate this. Finally we found it with my mom's good eyesight. She noticed there was a super small yellow board outside a gate of a terrace house. And a lot regular clients in and out from this place. We quite concluded that this must be the place of making Bao.
No doubt, it's exactly the Bao place we're looking for.
Walking into the house and still didn't notice any sign of bao steaming. Until we entered to the side corridor, only we saw few wooden steamer with smoke rising up, BAO!
The Bao was very fine with its skin surface, and super soft in the texture.
The dough is super soft & chewy plus the house made filling, it's too awesome.
No regrets!
666 Bao Stall
Location : Jalan SK 4/4
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We came to know this home made Bao from a local villager. You can't find any information of this home made Bao in the web search. It has to be introduced by the local.
It took us very long to find this place through asking few local people with manual direction pointing.
There is no major signage or signboard at this place. We'd to really drive along houses to houses to locate this. Finally we found it with my mom's good eyesight. She noticed there was a super small yellow board outside a gate of a terrace house. And a lot regular clients in and out from this place. We quite concluded that this must be the place of making Bao.
No doubt, it's exactly the Bao place we're looking for.
Walking into the house and still didn't notice any sign of bao steaming. Until we entered to the side corridor, only we saw few wooden steamer with smoke rising up, BAO!
The Bao was very fine with its skin surface, and super soft in the texture.
The dough is super soft & chewy plus the house made filling, it's too awesome.
No regrets!
666 Bao Stall
Location : Jalan SK 4/4
Price : As enclosed.
9. Claypot Chicken
10. Grilled Fish
11. Fried Chicken
12. Grandmother dessert
13. Ah Lie Homecooked dish
14. Fish Ball Noodles
15. Porridge
16. Yong Tao Foo
17. Hainan Kopitiam
18. Midnight curry noodles
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