Sawadikap! Located at Lebuh Tye Sin (commonly known as the 4th Street Club by the locals), Chern Ka’s Home Recipe is a relatively new Thai eatery in town. From its interior to the food menu, Chern Ka emphasizes on localised tastes and flavours with their home recipe as its name suggested. Meanwhile, you could still find some of the authentic Thai food here.
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.
Penang launches its inaugural celebration of cocktails, bars, and bartenders which will be held from 20th until 29th October 2023.
There are throngs of people that will travel to Penang island whether devotees, locals or just tourists who wants to witness the Thaipusam.
Planning a trip to Penang with your family? You’re in the right place. Penang is often known for its food and heritage streets, but beyond
Penang is one of the best places to shoot Instagrammable photos. But where shall we begin? Tan Jetty Tan jetty is one of the six clan
When the Eurasian community moved their church from Church Street over to here, they settled on this little lane in their own village. One of the bungalows there was called Argus House, and it was there that Penang’s first newspaper, the Pinang Argus was published way back in 1867, surviving only until 1873.
Roads will be closed in Penang to make way for the Thaipusam celebrations as well as the Silver Chariot and Golden Chariot procession.
The City Hall is one of the most iconic colonial-era buildings in Penang and a major landmark within the historic core of George Town. Standing proudly near
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