we had dinner here while staying in Cocohut. Food is cheap and from great quality, not the most choice, but simple well done meals at a great quiet location at the end of the beach

We had the King Fish BBQ and Squid BBQ which was simply delicious. At RM28 it comes with rice, salad and a drink.
The next night we tried the Chicken and Beef BBQ. The chicken was juicy and delicious but the beef was tough and overcooked.
The following night we tried the local cuisine of chicken curry, steamed fish, kailan (vegetable) with salted fish, omelette and rice. The food was good and we especially lie the vegetable dish and omelette. Total bill came to RM64 for 2 pax, including drinks (pineapple juice)

Abdul Chalet Restaurant offers good food at a reasonable price, and just in front of the sea, as some tables are directly in the sand, quite romantic :)

Both Asian and Western meals were available, and whilst the portions weren't large, they certainly satisfied both myself and spouses appetites.
Mixed fruit, or eggs to order with toast was the typical breakfast, whilst lunch was traditional Malay cuisine with fried or steamed rice.
Dinner was different offerings of chicken or fresh fish, again with either fried or steamed rice.
My own particular favourite was Pattaya Rice, a very tasty fried mixture served in a novel, omelette parcel.
Being a Muslim establishment alcohol is not available, but can be purchased from the nearby Tuna Bay Resort if desired.
All in all, many satisfying and tasty experiences with no complaints about service, as some nights the place was overflowing with tables moved to the beach to dine in candlelight under the stars and huge, romantic moon.

Not the best restaurant but it did offer a change from Tuna bay resort and Mama's. Muslim so no alcohol!