There are three types of accomodation at Seaventures Rig, including Standard Room, Deluxe Room, as well as the Dormitory. For more information on the rooms as well as to check the latest availability and rates, please click here.

Note: The charges for an upgrade from Standard Room to Deluxe Room is RM250 per night. There are only 3 deluxe rooms currently available on the rig.

Price range: $$

Sopoong

Sopoong is a family-friendly Korean restaurant located in several malls across Kuala Lumpur. Besides being affordable, it also offers many familiar dishes including bibimbap, a variety of stews, Korean fried chicken, as well as cheesy kimchi fried rice. Don’t forget to try its side dishes too, such as pan-fried mandu for quick satisfaction!

Address: Berjaya Times Square, IOI City Mall
Opening hours: 10am–10pm
Contact number: +603-2141 0224
Status: Halal supplier, no pork/lard, no alcohol
Price range: $$

SeoulNami Korean BBQ

One of the latest additions to the pork-free Korean dining scene in KL is SeoulNami. Located in Midvalley City, this restaurant is the place to go for Korean BBQ as well as crispy fried chicken. The latter is available in four popular varieties, including sweet honey butter chicken and spicy hot pepper chicken. Sit back and relax as you take in the spectacle of meat glistening and caramelising in its glorious marinade!

Address: F-215 The Gardens Mall, Lingkaran Syed Putra, Mid Valley City.
Opening hours: 11am–10:30pm
Contact number: +603-2202 3336
Status: Halal supplier, no pork/lard, no alcohol
Price range: $$

SeoulNami Korean BBQ at The Gardens Mall Source: SeoulNami

Mr. Dakgalbi

This popular dakgalbi restaurant needs no introduction! Order your favourite meat and rice/noodle combo and sit back as a friendly server cooks up a storm at your table. Best enjoyed with family and friends, the restaurant gives out a feel-good vibe as you catch up with your friends over a hot and satisfying meal. Be sure to order an extra cheese ring for you to dip all your meat and vegetables in!

Address: MyTown, PV128, Melawati Mall, Sunway Putra Mall, Soho KL
Opening hours: 10am–10pm
Contact number: Please refer to website
Status: Halal-certified

Another popular Brunei national food is Nasi Ayam or chicken rice. It is made up of fragrant oil infused rice served with neatly cut roasted or steamed chicken, fresh slices of cucumber, tomato, chili paste, soy sauce and a bowl of clear and hearty chicken soup. You can also find Nasi Tomato – rice infused with aromatic seasoned tomato puree served with sweet and spicy chicken in gravy with cucumber, onion and carrot pickle.

Skewered, marinated fish sprinkled with salt, pepper and a little bit of turmeric being grilled on the open fire. These are delicious when eaten with warm white rice, sambal kicap (chopped chilies soaked in soy sauce) and air asam - a type of tamarind paste dipping sauce with shredded onions, chopped chilies and diced tomatoes. You can also opt for a sweet and spicy sambal to be drizzled over the grilled fish. 

A peanut pancake originated from Malaysia; hence the name Kuih Melaya. Back in Malaysia, it is called ‘Apam Balik’ – a fluffy pancake made with a mixture of flour, sugar and eggs that is spread over a heated round flat pan. While being cooked, a generous amount of sugar, crushed peanuts, and chunks of sweet creamed corn are layered over the batter. Once the skin becomes crispy, the pancake is folded in half and cut into smaller slices. There are also other versions which include fillings of various jams, chocolate chips, peanut butter, biscuit crumbs and even melted cheese!