The Pinn Cafe at Gat Lebuh Melayu, George Town, Penang
For those into Taiwanese-style dining, an interesting option is at The Pinn 老品, a popular cafe on Gat Lebuh Melayu in George…
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For those into Taiwanese-style dining, an interesting option is at The Pinn 老品, a popular cafe on Gat Lebuh Melayu in George…
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Located on a bustling stretch of Kimberley Street in Penang, Kyodai Ramen Restaurant 哥哥の拉面 is a new kid in town for those…
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Rising Ramen Penang is a 2019 reincarnation of the Japanese restaurant which was previously named Rising Ramen Tori. It’s still located inside…
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Culinary Exploration 食途老马, Campbell Street, Penang Culinary Exploration 食途老马, Campbell Street, Penang catches the eye from the street with its red signboard.…
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By CK Lam Xiao Fei Yang Steamboat Restaurant (Little Fat Lamb) was buzzing with diners when we visited the place for dinner.…
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BY CK Lam The ribbon cutting ceremony of Edo Ramen at Gurney Paragon Penang on 11th April 2014 saw the presence of…
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BY CK Lam Among the many desserts in Penang, the cendol really stands out with its flavor and texture. This sweet Indian…
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*The cook is no longer manning the stall* For a light meal when in Penang, head over to Yik Kheng Kee coffee…
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BY CK Lam Just a very mention of Curry Mee and most Malaysians will be gleefully thinking about the delicious hawker food…
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BY CK Lam With its multiracial culture, Penang is a melting pot for lip-smacking cuisine. One great example would be the Mamak…
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BY CK Lam A friend tipped me off to a coffee shop serving hand-pulled noodles on the busy Macalister Road. This fairly…
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* This article was published in the New Straits Times (Northern Streets) on 8th July 2011. I had the pleasure of being…
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There are only a couple of places in Penang where you can find tasty handmade Pan Mee (mee hoon kuih). I managed…
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Dining with a twist would be more appropriate! Imagine holding a piping hot bowl of Hokkien Mee with your bare hands, while…
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Breakfast on a Sunday morning was Wantan Mee at Chee Meng Cafe located in Jalan Dato Koyah. This stall, which was…
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BY CK Lam Tho Yuen Chicken Rice Restaurant is an old Cantonese restaurant located in a two storey building at Campbell Street…
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Love Penang Assam Laksa topped with the pungent hae kor (prawn paste)? I am sure many Penangites and tourist alike love this…
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Penang Lor Mee comes with braised meat ingredients with robustly savory starchy gravy flavored with five-spice powder and egg white. The different…
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***Updated in October 2013 – The stall has since closed down Peace & Joy Coffee Shop located in the corner of China…
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In Penang, Gurney Drive is a food heaven for food lovers. The stretch of road houses many seafood restaurants, cafes, fine dining…
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The Indian food, Putu Mayam is a snack eaten with fresh grated coconut and brown sugar or gula Melaka. It is also…
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Yishensu, the vegetarian restaurant which was opened recently in Klang Bandar Bukit Tinggi is another outlet to the one in 1 Utama.…
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Recently, a few food bloggers and I were given a warm welcome into Yishensu Restaurant located in 1 Utama, Petaling Jaya. This…
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Another outlet for authentic Hokkien dishes in Penang is in an old shophouse on the ground floor of the Macallum flats. Restaurant…
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***Updated on November 2014 – Ah Leng Char Koay Teow has shifted opposite the road to Tong Hooi Coffee Shop on Dato…
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***Ah Gu Pan Mee 阿牛板面 have shifted several times and the latest is further down the road to 97 Lorong Selamat. Pan…
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Restaurant May Foong is an old establishment in Bagan Dalam, Butterworth, Penang which is famous for its Ipoh Hor Fun, Steam Chicken…
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This time around, my food blog is introducing a special prawn fritter (hae jie). If you are on the look out for…
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During the weekend, we had our dinner at a seafood stall in Gurney Drive. This place is well known for its seafood…
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Fried Tai Loke Mee with pieces of meat, prawns, vegetables and pork lard (chu yau cha) can be eaten almost everywhere…
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