Balik Kampung, Balik Pulau provides an ideal setting to relive cherished memories and indulge in simple pleasures. Away from the distractions of modern life, you can spend quality time with loved ones, engage in meaningful conversations, and enjoy the slower pace of rural living. Whether it's strolling along quiet village paths or savoring authentic local delicacies, Balik Kampung invites you to rejuvenate and reconnect with your inner self.
'Balik Kampung' is the top-hit search keyword for now. As the stalls of Ah Huat Pek and Ah Bird's Coffee Stall have moved in the front area of Balik Kampung had been packed. However, a lot of people still didn't know that behind this place there are not just food, but also activities that are very interesting and experiences that bring back nature and release from the bustle of stress.
Balik Kampung, Balik Pulau is one of the few places that currently offers Lei Cha. With plenty of veggie and 'cha' soup, this is a well-balanced diet dish. The Lei Cha here is not available daily, for exact availability date you may call or check out their Facebook page. Besides Lei Cha, they serve usual breakfast such as bread and nasi lemak.
Operating for more than 40 years, the Hokkien Mee of this stall is thick flavoring and classic. With generous amount of shrimps that give the slight savory taste blended well with the soup and the chili paste. It was a great thing that they still remain the consistency of the taste from the beginning.
The laksa there has been operating for over 50 years, currently priced at RM5 (S) and RM6 (B) and is one of the dishes that should not be missed when visiting the food court. Besides that the Pasembur here is also one of the attractions, priced at RM4.50 (S) and RM5.50 (B). The bouncy and flavourful saito fish balls of the Koay Teow Thng here has also become the highlight of the stall, priced at RM4.00 (S) RM4.50 (B)
The way of Thai Style Oo Chien is different from Penang style, the texture of the omelette is not so starchy and oily while it is blended well with the oysters. The taste of the Oo Chien here is unique and so far in Penang there are not much Oo Chien in Thai Style available. For those that do not love to eat fried oysters omelette there is an option of fried shrimps omelette available too.
