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Penang: Places to go in 2009 in New York Times

Posted by Food Promotions On 7:10 AM 0 comments
Penang has been nominated in The New York Times "The 44 Places To Go in 2009" as a result of Reader Recommendations. Penang has been categorized under frugal and foodie places to go in 2009. Article can also be found from The Star.

Foodies are now turning to Penang one of South-East Asia's liveliest street-food scene, which rules as the culinary capital of Malaysia, for delicious pan-Asian flavors of Hawker Food, such as the Char Koey Teow, Curry Mee or Asam Laksa.

Today, we are going to introduce to all our readers on the famous Hawker Food that can be easily found in Penang.

Being a fan of Char Koay Teow, I hunt around Penang Island for the best one. Penang is very famous for having the best Char Koay Teow in Malaysia and what's more if we can find the BEST in Penang?

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Ah Leng Char Koay Teow. It is located opposite the famous Stadium Curry Mee.

Many of you have heard of him, if you are a local Penangnite.
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Ah Leng Char Koay Teow is famous for having a special chili sauce to fry the Koay Teow.
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What makes it tasty is, it is fried with pork oil (non-halal) and using charcoal to fry the koay teow.
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Ah Leng Char Koay Teow RM 5.00 (Regular)

Ah Leng, the cook is also good at controling the amount of oil used to fry the koay teow. If you notice, the fried koay teow served is less oily than many of the other famous stalls in Penang.
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The taste of it? Superb, not too spicy, just tasted good enough.
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A cup of fresh orange juice RM1.60 to refresh after having a good meal.
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Map to Ah Leng Char Koay Teow:

View Larger Map

Links to other Penang Hawker Food:
Stadium Curry Mee
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow
Asam Laksa & Curry Mee
Yong Tau Fu at Padang Brown


Stadium Curry Mee

Posted by Food Promotions On 6:16 AM 0 comments
Stadium Curry Mee is well know by many Penangnites who has ate their Curry Mee since years ago. They are from a group of 3 brothers, that owns 3 different stalls, with the same taste and flavour.

Their branches are in Dato Keramat (next to Federal Cinema), Taman Free School food court (opposite Heng Ee School roundabout) and Sungai Pinang (in front of the Honda Kah Motor Sdn. Bhd.)
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It is located along the road to Convet Datuk Keramat Girls' School and opposite the Ah Leng Char Koay Teow.

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Curry Mee RM 2.50 (Small - without prawns) and RM 3.00 (Regular)

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The santan use for this Curry Mee is fresh and it brings out the sweetness of the soup.

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You are recomended to add another spoonful of the chili paste to increase the spicy flavour of the soup!

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What's more? The coffee shop of Stadium Curry Mee stall also sells the famous nutmeg drink RM1.20; a drink we shouldn't miss out when we are dining in Penang!

Map to Stadium Curry Mee:




Yong Tau Fu at Padang Brown Hawker Center

Posted by Food Promotions On 5:21 AM 0 comments
If you are looking for a popular Yong Tau Fu in Penang, hunt down to the Padang Brown Yong Tau Fu!

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Padang Brown Hawker Center located opposite the Penang Buddhist Association.

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It is the last stall at the Hawker Center.

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The price list display for customers.

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You can choose your favorite ingredients and customize your own Yong Tau Fu.

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Here comes the yummy Yong Tau Fu RM6.60

Map to Yong Tau Fu at Padand Brown:



Asam Laksa and Curry Mee at Taman Emas

Posted by Food Promotions On 4:22 AM 0 comments
Kedai Makanan dan Minuman Taman Emas is located opposite Penang Chinese Girls' High School. I would usually go there to enjoy Laksa in the afternoon.

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Kedai Makanan dan Minuman Taman Emas

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Located opposite Penang Chinese Girls' High School

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Pig-Nosed Turtle (Zhao Cai Gui) at the shop. Chinese believes that this turtle brings wealth to the owner.

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The Laksa stall. So many people awaiting.

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Deep it in the laksa soup and enjoy! Poh Piah RM0.60

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Laksa RM2.50 (Small) and RM3.00 (Regular)
This laksa tastes different compared to other laksas because it got the unique taste that is more sweet than sour.

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Curry Mee stall

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Curry Mee RM2.50 (Small) and RM3.00 (Regular)
The strong aroma of this mee and santan added makes this curry mee rich and tasty.

Take a break and enjoy yourself there!

Map to Asam Laksa and Curry Mee at Taman Emas:



Ah Leng Char Koay Teow

Posted by Food Promotions On 3:23 AM 0 comments
Being a fan of Char Koay Teow, I hunt around Penang Island for the best one. Penang is very famous for having the best Char Koay Teow in Malaysia and what's more if we can find the BEST in Penang?

Photobucket
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow. It is located opposite the famous Stadium Curry Mee.

Many of you have heard of him, if you are a local Penangnite.
Photobucket

Ah Leng Char Koay Teow is famous for having a special chili sauce to fry the Koay Teow.
Photobucket

What makes it tasty is, it is fried with pork oil (non-halal) and using charcoal to fry the koay teow.
Photobucket
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow RM 5.00 (Regular)

Ah Leng, the cook is also good at controling the amount of oil used to fry the koay teow. If you notice, the fried koay teow served is less oily than many of the other famous stalls in Penang.
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The taste of it? Superb, not too spicy, just tasted good enough.
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A cup of fresh orange juice RM1.60 to refresh after having a good meal.
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Map to Ah Leng Char Koay Teow:

View Larger Map



Breeks Cafe & ZingDo Under 1 Roof

Posted by Food Promotions On 5:47 PM 0 comments
It was our first visit to Breeks cafe last Sunday.

If you don't know, ZingDo has now merged under one roof together with with Breeks Cafe for it's from the same company. Previously, ZingDo was located at Ground Floor, Gurney Plaza.

Both Breeks Cafe and ZingDo serves different type of cuisine. Breeks Cafe is Western while ZingDo is serving Korean fast food.

ZingDo having a promotion recently, so we decided to check it out for a tea break.

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A very cozy and comfortable cafe to hang out.

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For Muslim friends, this restaurant is certified halal.

We started off by ordering from ZingDo menu.
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This complimentary Iced Lemon Tea can be redeem with the flyer when you order any ZingDo meal. Flyers can be collected from the Breeks Cafe counter.

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Chicken Kimchi Ramen RM 10.90

The Zing-Do meal we ordered. This Chicken Kimchi Mee would taste better if more kimchi is added into the soup.

Next order from Breeks Cafe menu. Let's take a peep and see what else is there to order in this place.
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The list of drinks look interesting and suitable for tea time. We ordered a chilled drink from Breeks Cafe menu.

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Muddy Choco RM 8.90

Muddy Choco from the Iced Premium Blended range. This ice blended chocolate drink, is a mixture of chocolate flavored drink and some almond nuts grind together. Topped with whipped cream and Milo, my all time favorite drink to complete this drink.

We decided to go for a dessert for the afternoon, and choose the Brownies with warm cheese sauce, something we never had before.

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Brownies with warm cheese sauce RM 7.50

The brownie is topped with cream cheese, tasted a little to the sour. Sweet desserts don't go well with the sour cheese. I guess the Brownies with Vanilla ice cream would taste better than this cheese brownie.

IMG_9458 copy

We asked on the cheese they use as the topping, and the waiter is kind enough to give us a slice of cheese (before melted) to try. Yummy...

Environment: 7/10
We love this place, for it is clean, quiet and spacious. You will have your privacy with your friends or loved ones.

Food Presentation: 6/10
Simple but well presented.

Portion: 6/10
Portion served for a person is good enough. For big eater, you might need more.

Taste: 6/10
Mild, averagely good and acceptable.

Service: 7/10
Friendly waitress and attentive. They also seldom disturb the customers.

Value for money: 6.5/10
ZingDo set meal is worth to try out, while Breeks Cafe food is a little more expensive than ZingDo.

OVERALL
It's a nice place to hang out and catch up with old time buddies. I would recommend this place if you love soothing music and a peaceful mind.


Breeks Cafe
G Hotel Retail Space 2
G-04, Persiaran Gurney
10250 Penang
Tel: 04-226 6559

*HALAL*


Father's Day at Jade Blossom Restaurant

Posted by Food Promotions On 6:06 AM 0 comments
For year 2009 Father's Day, we had a simple lunch at Jade Blossom Restaurant located at Crystal Point, Penang. This place is suitable for a family get together and offers delicious yet tempting Chinese cuisine.
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Towel RM0.50

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Tidbits RM3

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Bean Curb with Pickled Vegetable and Minced Pork RM14 (Small)

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Poached Garden Green with Salted Egg and Century Egg RM14 (Small) *Recommended

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Garoupa Fish Steamed with "Hong Kong" Style RM49.50 (Depending on market price)

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Stir-fried Venison with Ginger in Sizzling Pan RM22 (Small)

Environment: 6/10
Open room and spacious.

Food Presentation: 5/10
Just normal. Nothing creative or fancy.

Portion: 7/10
The are 3 sizes (small, medium or large) offered in the menu. The serving above is small portion.

Taste: 7/10
As a good start, we are able to smell the aroma when the dish was served. The taste of the dish really give in to the aroma too.

Service: 9/10
The waiters are well trained and attentive to the customers. This is shown as we requested that no sugar to be added in to the meal and it was prepared as we wanted. They even lift up the teapot gracefully from the table.

Value for money: 7/10
As a restaurant, the price is reasonable.

OVERALL
They have good food, environment and service, all the basic needs for a great dining. A highly recommended restaurant for Chinese cuisine finder.

Jade Blossom Restaurant
1-1-22/23 Krystal Point 2
Lebuh Bukit Kecil 6
11900 Bayan Lepas
Penang
Tel: 04-643 8064


Penang: Places to go in 2009 in New York Times

Posted by Food Promotions On 7:10 AM 0 comments
Penang has been nominated in The New York Times "The 44 Places To Go in 2009" as a result of Reader Recommendations. Penang has been categorized under frugal and foodie places to go in 2009. Article can also be found from The Star.

Foodies are now turning to Penang one of South-East Asia's liveliest street-food scene, which rules as the culinary capital of Malaysia, for delicious pan-Asian flavors of Hawker Food, such as the Char Koey Teow, Curry Mee or Asam Laksa.

Today, we are going to introduce to all our readers on the famous Hawker Food that can be easily found in Penang.

Being a fan of Char Koay Teow, I hunt around Penang Island for the best one. Penang is very famous for having the best Char Koay Teow in Malaysia and what's more if we can find the BEST in Penang?

Photobucket
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow. It is located opposite the famous Stadium Curry Mee.

Many of you have heard of him, if you are a local Penangnite.
Photobucket

Ah Leng Char Koay Teow is famous for having a special chili sauce to fry the Koay Teow.
Photobucket

What makes it tasty is, it is fried with pork oil (non-halal) and using charcoal to fry the koay teow.
Photobucket
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow RM 5.00 (Regular)

Ah Leng, the cook is also good at controling the amount of oil used to fry the koay teow. If you notice, the fried koay teow served is less oily than many of the other famous stalls in Penang.
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The taste of it? Superb, not too spicy, just tasted good enough.
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A cup of fresh orange juice RM1.60 to refresh after having a good meal.
Photobucket

Map to Ah Leng Char Koay Teow:

View Larger Map

Links to other Penang Hawker Food:
Stadium Curry Mee
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow
Asam Laksa & Curry Mee
Yong Tau Fu at Padang Brown

Stadium Curry Mee

Posted by Food Promotions On 6:16 AM 0 comments
Stadium Curry Mee is well know by many Penangnites who has ate their Curry Mee since years ago. They are from a group of 3 brothers, that owns 3 different stalls, with the same taste and flavour.

Their branches are in Dato Keramat (next to Federal Cinema), Taman Free School food court (opposite Heng Ee School roundabout) and Sungai Pinang (in front of the Honda Kah Motor Sdn. Bhd.)
Photobucket
It is located along the road to Convet Datuk Keramat Girls' School and opposite the Ah Leng Char Koay Teow.

Photobucket
Curry Mee RM 2.50 (Small - without prawns) and RM 3.00 (Regular)

Photobucket
The santan use for this Curry Mee is fresh and it brings out the sweetness of the soup.

Photobucket
You are recomended to add another spoonful of the chili paste to increase the spicy flavour of the soup!

Photobucket
What's more? The coffee shop of Stadium Curry Mee stall also sells the famous nutmeg drink RM1.20; a drink we shouldn't miss out when we are dining in Penang!

Map to Stadium Curry Mee:


Yong Tau Fu at Padang Brown Hawker Center

Posted by Food Promotions On 5:21 AM 0 comments
If you are looking for a popular Yong Tau Fu in Penang, hunt down to the Padang Brown Yong Tau Fu!

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Padang Brown Hawker Center located opposite the Penang Buddhist Association.

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It is the last stall at the Hawker Center.

Photobucket
The price list display for customers.

Photobucket
You can choose your favorite ingredients and customize your own Yong Tau Fu.

Photobucket

Photobucket
Here comes the yummy Yong Tau Fu RM6.60

Map to Yong Tau Fu at Padand Brown:

Asam Laksa and Curry Mee at Taman Emas

Posted by Food Promotions On 4:22 AM 0 comments
Kedai Makanan dan Minuman Taman Emas is located opposite Penang Chinese Girls' High School. I would usually go there to enjoy Laksa in the afternoon.

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Kedai Makanan dan Minuman Taman Emas

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Located opposite Penang Chinese Girls' High School

Photobucket
Pig-Nosed Turtle (Zhao Cai Gui) at the shop. Chinese believes that this turtle brings wealth to the owner.

Photobucket
The Laksa stall. So many people awaiting.

Photobucket
Deep it in the laksa soup and enjoy! Poh Piah RM0.60

Photobucket
Laksa RM2.50 (Small) and RM3.00 (Regular)
This laksa tastes different compared to other laksas because it got the unique taste that is more sweet than sour.

Photobucket
Curry Mee stall

Photobucket
Curry Mee RM2.50 (Small) and RM3.00 (Regular)
The strong aroma of this mee and santan added makes this curry mee rich and tasty.

Take a break and enjoy yourself there!

Map to Asam Laksa and Curry Mee at Taman Emas:

Ah Leng Char Koay Teow

Posted by Food Promotions On 3:23 AM 0 comments
Being a fan of Char Koay Teow, I hunt around Penang Island for the best one. Penang is very famous for having the best Char Koay Teow in Malaysia and what's more if we can find the BEST in Penang?

Photobucket
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow. It is located opposite the famous Stadium Curry Mee.

Many of you have heard of him, if you are a local Penangnite.
Photobucket

Ah Leng Char Koay Teow is famous for having a special chili sauce to fry the Koay Teow.
Photobucket

What makes it tasty is, it is fried with pork oil (non-halal) and using charcoal to fry the koay teow.
Photobucket
Ah Leng Char Koay Teow RM 5.00 (Regular)

Ah Leng, the cook is also good at controling the amount of oil used to fry the koay teow. If you notice, the fried koay teow served is less oily than many of the other famous stalls in Penang.
Photobucket

The taste of it? Superb, not too spicy, just tasted good enough.
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A cup of fresh orange juice RM1.60 to refresh after having a good meal.
Photobucket

Map to Ah Leng Char Koay Teow:

View Larger Map

Breeks Cafe & ZingDo Under 1 Roof

Posted by Food Promotions On 5:47 PM 0 comments
It was our first visit to Breeks cafe last Sunday.

If you don't know, ZingDo has now merged under one roof together with with Breeks Cafe for it's from the same company. Previously, ZingDo was located at Ground Floor, Gurney Plaza.

Both Breeks Cafe and ZingDo serves different type of cuisine. Breeks Cafe is Western while ZingDo is serving Korean fast food.

ZingDo having a promotion recently, so we decided to check it out for a tea break.

IMG_9395 copy
A very cozy and comfortable cafe to hang out.

IMG_9397 copy

IMG_9390 copy
For Muslim friends, this restaurant is certified halal.

We started off by ordering from ZingDo menu.
IMG_9401 copy
This complimentary Iced Lemon Tea can be redeem with the flyer when you order any ZingDo meal. Flyers can be collected from the Breeks Cafe counter.

IMG_9417 copy
Chicken Kimchi Ramen RM 10.90

The Zing-Do meal we ordered. This Chicken Kimchi Mee would taste better if more kimchi is added into the soup.

Next order from Breeks Cafe menu. Let's take a peep and see what else is there to order in this place.
IMG_9428 copy

The list of drinks look interesting and suitable for tea time. We ordered a chilled drink from Breeks Cafe menu.

IMG_9402 copy

IMG_9409 copy
Muddy Choco RM 8.90

Muddy Choco from the Iced Premium Blended range. This ice blended chocolate drink, is a mixture of chocolate flavored drink and some almond nuts grind together. Topped with whipped cream and Milo, my all time favorite drink to complete this drink.

We decided to go for a dessert for the afternoon, and choose the Brownies with warm cheese sauce, something we never had before.

IMG_9439 copy
Brownies with warm cheese sauce RM 7.50

The brownie is topped with cream cheese, tasted a little to the sour. Sweet desserts don't go well with the sour cheese. I guess the Brownies with Vanilla ice cream would taste better than this cheese brownie.

IMG_9458 copy

We asked on the cheese they use as the topping, and the waiter is kind enough to give us a slice of cheese (before melted) to try. Yummy...

Environment: 7/10
We love this place, for it is clean, quiet and spacious. You will have your privacy with your friends or loved ones.

Food Presentation: 6/10
Simple but well presented.

Portion: 6/10
Portion served for a person is good enough. For big eater, you might need more.

Taste: 6/10
Mild, averagely good and acceptable.

Service: 7/10
Friendly waitress and attentive. They also seldom disturb the customers.

Value for money: 6.5/10
ZingDo set meal is worth to try out, while Breeks Cafe food is a little more expensive than ZingDo.

OVERALL
It's a nice place to hang out and catch up with old time buddies. I would recommend this place if you love soothing music and a peaceful mind.


Breeks Cafe
G Hotel Retail Space 2
G-04, Persiaran Gurney
10250 Penang
Tel: 04-226 6559

*HALAL*

Father's Day at Jade Blossom Restaurant

Posted by Food Promotions On 6:06 AM 0 comments
For year 2009 Father's Day, we had a simple lunch at Jade Blossom Restaurant located at Crystal Point, Penang. This place is suitable for a family get together and offers delicious yet tempting Chinese cuisine.
DSC06402 copy
Towel RM0.50

DSC06396 copy
Tidbits RM3

DSC06435 copy
Bean Curb with Pickled Vegetable and Minced Pork RM14 (Small)

DSC06421 copy
Poached Garden Green with Salted Egg and Century Egg RM14 (Small) *Recommended

DSC06428 copy
Garoupa Fish Steamed with "Hong Kong" Style RM49.50 (Depending on market price)

DSC06433 copy
Stir-fried Venison with Ginger in Sizzling Pan RM22 (Small)

Environment: 6/10
Open room and spacious.

Food Presentation: 5/10
Just normal. Nothing creative or fancy.

Portion: 7/10
The are 3 sizes (small, medium or large) offered in the menu. The serving above is small portion.

Taste: 7/10
As a good start, we are able to smell the aroma when the dish was served. The taste of the dish really give in to the aroma too.

Service: 9/10
The waiters are well trained and attentive to the customers. This is shown as we requested that no sugar to be added in to the meal and it was prepared as we wanted. They even lift up the teapot gracefully from the table.

Value for money: 7/10
As a restaurant, the price is reasonable.

OVERALL
They have good food, environment and service, all the basic needs for a great dining. A highly recommended restaurant for Chinese cuisine finder.

Jade Blossom Restaurant
1-1-22/23 Krystal Point 2
Lebuh Bukit Kecil 6
11900 Bayan Lepas
Penang
Tel: 04-643 8064

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