Every year, traditional pastry shops, restaurants and hotels around Penang will produce their own unique mooncakes that you can deliver it to your families and friends as a gift in conjunction with the mid-autumn festival. Here’s some of the places that you can get your mooncake this year.
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.
Koay Teow Th’ng is a common hawker food in Penang, which can be easily found at almost every coffee shop. Check out some of the good ones.
Despite the common ingredients that are being used, each curry fish head have their own blend of recipe. Here’s some that is worth trying.
There are many spots to enjoy delicious durians in Penang from roadside stalls to the orchards. Check this list out for the King of Fruits!
If the Penang hawker food is your favourite, then the Hokkien Mee is the one that you should also try out.
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