[48% Off] Seafood Steamboat Set at Asian BBQ with Free Flow of Green Tea for RM12.90 instead of RM24.60 Steamboats were first invented as ocean liners until one developed a leak, and got flooded with water and sea creatures before landing on an active volcano. Feast to advantageous disasters with today’s Groupon: for RM12.90, you get a seafood steamboat set with free flow of green ... Subscribe- 48%

[48% Off] Seafood Steamboat Set at Asian BBQ with Free Flow of Green Tea for RM12.90 instead of RM24.60

Highlights

Fresh assorted seafood steamboat set.
Served with special homemade sauce.
Unlimited refills of green tea.
Cosy air-conditioned interior with Wi-Fi.

Fine Print

Redemption period: Sep 28, 2011 – Nov 16, 2011.
Bookings must be made between Sep 21, 2011 – Nov 15, 2011.
Min. 1 day prior booking required. Bookings subject to availability.
Rescheduling must be done 4 hours before existing booking, or Groupon will be forfeited.
Valid weekdays: 12pm – 9pm / weekends and public holidays: 11am – 1pm.
May buy and use many.
Dine-in only.
Non-Halal restaurant.
Service charge and tax included.
Valid at Asian BBQ (04-262 2881).

Steamboats were first invented as ocean liners until one developed a leak, and got flooded with water and sea creatures before landing on an active volcano. Feast to advantageous disasters with today’s Groupon: for RM12.90, you get a seafood steamboat set with free flow of green tea (RM24.60 value) at Asian BBQ in Prangin Mall, Penang.

Black and white mice movie stars flush faces with colour through a serving of assorted seafood served fresh from the aquatic dwellings of fishmongers. Dive into a tankard of clear broth to commune with the industrious ingredients of prawns, broccoli, pak choy, meat and fish balls, shitake mushrooms, scallops and mince meat. Steamboat is served with the restaurant’s specially prepared homemade sauce, a bowl of rice, chilli dip and impeccably shiny white plates. Housed in Prangin Mall, parking is as ample as public holidays while Wi-Fi keeps itchy hands from straying too far from scratching prawn molars.