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State capital city and district capital in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
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Seremban is the state capital of Negeri Sembilan, on the west coast of peninsular Malaysia.
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State Museum
A great museum with a number of collections showing the history of Negeri Sembilan.
滔记客家麵
Has existed in Seremban since the 1930s. Home-made flat noodles come with minced pork in a thick clear sauce.
A popular destination especially for tourists due to its spaciousness and fast food preparation.
Homemade noodles and a variety of Wan Tan Mee. They have another location at Bukit Kepayang. It is slightly more expensive than normal noodle stalls, but possibly worth it. Not only does it have wantan mee, but it also serves chicken noodles (with or without curry) as well as chicken feet noodles.
A very popular restaurant for crab lovers. Try the Seremban BBQ style of crab if you want to explore the local flavour.
Traditional and authentic South Indian restaurant. Some of their specialities include crab, duck and turkey curry.
Hotel Seri Malaysia Seremban
It has more than 20 shops & western-style department store, AEON.
Seremban Prima
It has various kind of shops and a Western-style department store, Parkson.
It has 2 anchor tenants: Parkson Grand, and Golden Screen Cinemas, which features 4 screens. Parkson Grand serves as a departmental store. Handphone shops and electronic gadgets can be found also.
in Jalan Labu Lama, near to Bandar Seremban. A multi-purpose commercial centre with more than 18 shops and Western restaurants.
It has various kind of shops and a Western-style department store, The Store.
Has GSC Cinemas and many restaurants.
Mainly departmental stores.
By plane
The nearest airport to Seremban is the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), which is about 30 km north of Seremban (about 30 minutes drive away).
By car
The old trunk road (Federal Route 1) links Seremban to other towns/cities in Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur to the North and Melaka to the south.
By train
Seremban is on the main railway line linking Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru. The rail station is opposite the Seremban Parade on Jalan Antah. It is operated by the KTM.
On foot
Seremban is, to a certain extent, pedestrian unfriendly, due to a lack of pedestrian crossings and designated pedestrian paths especially in the Seremban town.
By bicycle
For similar reasons, cycling is also an unpopular means of getting around. Cycling is uncomfortable and can be dangerous due to the narrow road lanes.
By taxi
Online taxi services like Grab are quite popular.
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