Dim Sum is a type of meal which originates from China and commonly associated with the Cantonese. Usually eaten for breakfast and brunch, it comes in a large range of small dishes where people will eat in small bites.

Steamboat is traditionally eaten during big celebrations but with the growth of the restaurants around Penang, we can enjoy it at anytime.

Craving for a hearty Western-style of breakfast and brunch in Penang such as the sandwiches, bagels, waffles, or the big breakfast?

The Penang char koay kak is something that you can only find in Penang. Check this list out to explore some of the good ones.

Being an Indian type of food, you can easily find banana leaf rice in Penang, especially around George Town where the Little India is located.

The ultimate list of cafes around Penang that you can explore and plan your food and drinks adventure.

Although we can hardly find any cafe or bakery that specialises only on brownies, there are several outlets in Penang that makes really good brownies. Here’s a guide to some of the best.

Besides Klang, Penang have its fair share of popularity of bak kut teh. If you need to find some of the good ones, we have curated a list of it.

If you need a sweet and hot bowl of fish head bee hoon in Penang, check this list that we have curated for you.

Pasembur is more commonly known in Penang. In other parts of Malaysia, you’ll have to look for rojak. Check out some of the best ones.