Curry Mee is one of the foods that you must not miss when you’re in Penang. The curry mee of Penang is unique on its

The assam laksa is one of Penang’s most famous food. In 2020, it was ranked no. 7 in CNN’s World Best Foods. As it originates

A traditional Indian Muslim food, Nasi Kandar is a very famous meal in Penang. As it originates from Penang, most travellers who comes to the

Char Koay Teow is one of Penang’s trademark food. If you happen to travel to Penang, and you did not try out any of the Char Koay Teow, never tell your friends that you came to Penang.

When we usually hear about waffles, most of us might have thought it is only for tea break or as desserts. Cafes and restaurants in Penang has since then evolve and been creative to create waffles that can be served as breakfast, lunch, dinner or just for a small bite.

Burgers are favourable by almost everyone ranging from childs, adults, to the old ones. Are you a burger lover too? Well, the name “hamburger” comes from the seaport town of Hamburg, Germany. It is where the 19th-century sailors brought back the idea of raw shredded beef after trading with the Baltic provinces of Russia. I believe most Malaysians love burgers very much. No matter burgers from McDonald’s or just roadside Ramly Burger, these list of burgers in Penang would definitely satisfy your taste buds and tummy!

Over the years, Vietnamese cuisine in Penang has gained its popularity. We can also see the increasing demand among Penangites. Well, the taste of food is really very personal. So, editor has listed down these 10 Vietnamese Cuisines in Penang for you to explore and find out your favourite one.

Poke bowl is a Hawaiian dish that is deeply rooted in Japanese cuisine. Poke means “cut into pieces” and refers to the slices or cubes of raw marinated fish that are served in a bowl. It is layered up with a satisfying serving of sticky rice dressing, vegetables and seasonings. It served either as an appetizer or as a main course. Here are the best places for you to try poke bowl in Penang.

A croissant is a crescent shaped roll made with yeast-risen dough. The dough is layered with butter, rolled and folded several times, then rolled into a thin sheet with the technique called laminating. Penang doesn’t lack places for flaky, crispy texture croissants. Here, we have compiled 15 Spots for Croissant in Penang.

The most ideal meal is to have Tong Shui after your main course. Especially when you want to keep the conversation flowing for the rest of the night, Tong Shui place is the best choice. Check out these 14 Tong Shui Places in Penang that could fix your sweet cravings.