Damai Beach Resort, 88 Buntal Seafood Centre, Damai Central

Spent the weekend at Damai Beach Resort. It has been N years since my last stay there. We had a hard time securing a packing lot and we could not enter our room even we check in after 2pm due to our room was not ready (Thanks to the crowds over the weekends!)

Paid RM300 for one superior twin room for one night inclusive a breakfast for two. Luckily we got two queen beds that can accommodate 4 pax!

spacious room we had with little view to the beach and pool. Too bad we could not access to the wifi in the room.

mini bar section with mini fridge, coffee/tea making facility

private bathroom with basic shower necessities and hair dryer

Drove to Kampung Buntal for dinner. We randomly went to 88 Buntal Seafood Centre instead of Teo, Soh & Lim Hock Ann.

Thick Corn Soup (Small RM10), Fried Sweet Potato Leaves with Garlic (Small RM10), Golden Bittergourd with Salted Egg (Small RM10), Steamed White Seabass (seasonal price), 3 plain rice and 3 fresh coconut juice.

 Paid RM79 for all foods and drinks for 4 pax. Foods were sufficiently well cooked yet limited parking space available.

Since there was only 2 complimentary breakfast inclusive and there were four of us, sis and I drove to Damai Central for breakfast. There were only 2 food stalls operating at the time we went there. Apart the long wait (we are among the first to order at that time), the quality of foods was also not up to a  normal food stall's standard.

Mee Kolok Soup RM6

worst and the most expensive Mee Kolok I had. Kolo mee seasoned with dark soy sauce & chilli ketchup and garnished with bean sprouts, some greens & fried shallots. No even one piece of chicken/meat/fishcake. Totally vegetarian type.

Fried Kueh Tiao RM6

Fried kueh tiao with chilli ketchup and some chicken pieces. Sis couldn't finish it. Why they must put chilli ketchup one in their cooking? Why? I should stay in the room and had hot milo and crackers as breakfast instead.