We are curating and compiling a list of local businesses within our community, in order to generate awareness of their shops and trying to help them as much as we can to strive through this difficult times.
Some of the food outlets and eateries are still available for takeaways and deliveries. So while we are at home, we can still support by ordering from them and enjoy our favourite meals at home.
Retails are not allowed to operate except for those selling general necessities. But we can buy from them through online.
With everyone stuck at home, maybe it is the best time to know more about what does our community offers. What are the services and products that our local community does; and when we recover from the crisis, we can go back to support them.
At this moment of crisis, what everyone need is love and positive vibes. Share those positive vibes by giving comments and send these shop owners and employees messages of encouragements.
We are in the midst of curating and compiling the list with details. Please be patient and stay updated with us.
Oh Chien is another local Penang food that you’ve got to try. It is actually Oyster Omelette which is fried with eggs, oyster and also
Bridge Street was renamed Jalan C.Y. Choy in the early 1980’s, in honour of Chooi Yew Choy, the third and last mayor of George Town City Council.
Ramen is a favourite food of many locals here in Penang and here’s some of the Japanese restaurants that the locals go for ramen.
Souvenir is a memento of your visit to a place as most souvenir is a physical representation of the place it originated from. Some people get it for their friends and family, some people get it for themselves. Here, we have shortlisted some local stuff that you must buy for your friends when you travel to Penang!
During the Movement Control Order (MCO), the craving for coffee is increasing by the day. As for some coffee lovers, you might be even longing for great coffee from your favourite cafes. So, we have compiled a few cafes in Penang that are still available during the MCO.
Set along the northern coastline between George Town and Batu Ferringhi, Tanjung Bungah is one of Penang’s most underrated seaside neighbourhoods — where local life meets resort-style
Transfer Road or Jalan Transfer is one of the major roads in George Town. It was named as “Transfer Road” in order to commemorate the transfer of Straits Settlements from the Government of British India to the administration of the Colonial Office in London in 1867. What are the significant buildings along the street? What to eat there?
Looking for a good restaurant to have a nice dinner date with your loving partner, catching up with some friends or to celebrate some occasion in a fancy way?
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