Coffee Shop in Kafe Sin Hup Aun

One big reason why I prefer this stall of Mee Goreng over others is due to sweetness. I would prefer something not too sweet but flavorful enough. The noodles will be quite spicy for some so please do ask for less-spicy version upon ordering if you can't take spicy food. As for seafood lovers, they do throw in some generously sliced Cuttlefish for the extra bite. You would have noticed that the noodles were quite wet and moist as well; yes, the noodles were moist. It's just my personal preference that I prefer wet version of Mee Goreng over the overly dried version. Nevertheless, the Wok Hei still complemented the noodles well and it certainly enhanced the flavor of the entire dish. Thumbs up for this.

Normally after 4.00pm there were a large crowd around the stall. Some customers were sitting in their cars, standing around the stall and sitting along the edge concrete drain to enjoy the mee goreng.

Here offer two type of Bah Kut Teh, soup and dried. Personally i recommend Dried Bah Kut Teh but if you have more than 3 person, i would recommend to order both. Both has it unique taste and flavor. Soup Bah Kut Teh can taste the fragrance and delicious of pork soup and herbal taste while the dried Bak Kut Teh can taste the sticky and spicy sauce. Both are equally good.

It has been long long time since I last came to this coffee shop and I think the last round I came here was bout 12 years ago, during college time. Used to come

Hawker food features prominently in the culinary culture in the state of Penang. Located along Lorong Kuching right off the ever bustling Burmah Road, this

Recommended orders are Penang style Curry Mee, Duck Koay Chiap, Hokkien Prawn Mee, Fried Pancakes and Egg Apoms. Nice to have so many good hawker dishes all located under one roof….Thumbs up!

At the price of RM 7.50 only, this is a real bargain among the hawker fare in Penang. Ramen noodles were used, though it did not has the perfect sleekness of usual ramen we had. Broth was alright for both spicy and non-spicy variant, though the taste is more skewed toward simple local favorites instead of a concoction full with complexity. The bowl comes with some proteins - ramen egg and pork slices though the presentation might be a little bit sloppy.

Used to be called Kedai Makan Chang Senr, it's now Heng Ong Huat 1168 Coffee Shop. There's a stall here serving quite affordable ramen.