New World City Food Court is located right in the heart of Georgetown. For me, point me to Penang Char Kway Teow and I will go for it! The version here is with Duck Egg and perfect. Wok Hei, not to…
Overall, most of the food here in New World Park Food City are great and delicious.
One of the dish that caught our attention is Loy Kee Wanton Noodle as a number of patrons in other tables have it ordered on their table. We did not realized we have tried it previously when they used to operate at Lebuh Kimberly. The noodles were served al-dente and briming with nice sesame oil flavour, although we felt the pepper was overwhelming. On the other hand, we also had the wanton soup and enjoyed it much. The wanton is packed with nicely seasoned filling.
the food here is pretty good though.
Meanwhile, don’t miss the Kuantan Road curry mee served in a soup boiled with a combination of coconut milk and chili. A standard bowl of curry mee comes with a choice of noodles, along with beansprouts, cuttlefish, cockles, taufu bok, prawns, and pig’s blood cubes. If you are really hungry, have the curry mee with extra roast pork.
Located at Supertanker Food Court, Fatty Fried Oyster (大肥仔) has been running his business for 20 years. This stall only starts selling fried oyster omelette at night time. The highlight of this stall is the freshness of the oyster and the amount given is generous. The texture of the oyster is so juicy and succulent. As for the omelette it is on the dry site (not so soggy).
Although many businesses are struggling to stay afloat, the hawkers at Super Tanker Food Court took this news positively.
The fried oysters is simply heavenly, huge oysters to boot! It also doesn't have an overload of starch like the one in New Lane
Lye Lye Food Court 新来来饮食中心 at Jalan Terengganu is one of the places in town that is packed with great food not just during the morning session but during the evening dinner session, there are also many delicious Penang street food available
Wantan Mee located inside Lye Lye Food Court 新来来饮食中心 at Jalan Terengganu is one of the top-rated stalls in Penang. Have been up and running for 18 years. The texture of the wantan mee is quite bouncy while the sambal (chili paste) is also very spicy and savory. Another attraction is the deep-fried wantan that is crispy and yummy.
So what will enjoy here? first up is a plate of Delicious Succulent Roast Pork, among the best in Penang, with Crispy Skin.
Kompleks Makanan Medan Renong is located at Esplanade Penang. this is one of the places in Penang where you can get all the Penang street food and delicacies of both Halal and Non-halal food. The Pasembur and grill cuttlefish here is one of the buckle checklists for first-time Penang. The price for the food here is reasonable and the options are vibrant. The drawback of this place is the off day and operating hours of individual stalls are very different from each other and sometimes might get disappointed when the visit falls on their off day.
This stall serve a plate of fresh cockles and sotong kakung (cuttlefish with water spinach). The cockles are served fresh and only to be dunked with chili with peanut sauce provided, and people who has an affection toward would definitely delighted to see such a generous portion of cockles. Meanwhile we were overwhelmed to have such a portion even there were 4 of us. Sotong Kangkung on the other hand is a popular local snack as well but the taste here was mediocre. More peanut should be able to perform the magic.
Hung Makanan Laut Siput Balitong Stall 飛鴻貝類海鮮。蠔煎 This is quite a famous stall for Shellfish especially Fried Clam La La. It gets ready quite late in the night.
Despite too many stalls, we have managed to select 2 types of food to check out this round. The Hokkien Mee and also Char Koay Teow here. The Hokkien Mee is the classic version that is cooked with charcoal, it is so yummy that the soup is thick and flavourful. The 147-stall Char Koay Teow is also another highlight. This stall allows diners to bring their catch to add to their Char Koay Teow. Frying with wok aroma, this is the modern version of delicacy.
Coming to this food court, somehow brings nostalgia. Somehow, eating in medan selera was never me or my dad's cup of tea, but this one, there is an exception for me. The food here are generally tasty, unlike some of the nice looking and clean food courts in Penang whereby the food is not tasty.
Macalister Signature Food Court Loh Mee at George Town Penang Malaysia
livery service. Now, you can have the long-missed hawker foods at home!
Wide Variety Of Delicacies To Choose From
I bought Hummus and Lamb rice from this Mr Shawerma stall. I like the taste of the food here.
i would say that the food here is slightly cheaper than those restaurant available here in Queensbay Mall, plus, there is so many choice of food to choose from.
Something about dining al fresco on a gorgeous night in Penang. The smells of the food court waft through the air to make you hungrier and hungrier.
Spicy Sichuan Noodle was damn spicy that it basically numbs my tongue by the time I finish 1/2 bowl of my noodle. My advice is non-spicy eaters should give it a miss.
他们有很多种鱼/肉丸和鱼饼。有几种新鲜的海鲜，如贻贝，墨鱼和蛤蜊。
Here's the location.
For me I am indifferent, I do find its one of the better ones around, and when my fav CKT stall is close, I will usually have this Hokkian Mee. Will I travel out of my way to have this. Well frankly no, I am not that crazy of Hokkian Mee.
Hock Chicken Rice is one of the Better ones around actually, One that I will actually travel to, out of the way for a meal here. I have been eating this chicken rice (from its original shop) at the junction of Jln Tg Bungah / Jln Chee Seng, and then this seller branching off to a Kopi Tiam Jalan Concord and then to its current location at the Market. What make it one of my favorites? The Soup Serve is superb, the poach chicken is not dry, rice is full of natural flavors (not margarine)
Yummy Cottage Food Court is one of the food court that sells a lot of varieties of good food which include the few food that I had tried before, the Chai Kuih, Thai Style Koay Teow Thng are great. This round Hock Chai and I had tried out the Chicken Rice （Kow Loon九龙）, Hong Kong Style Chee Cheong Fun and Pan Cake (Bang Chang Kuih) here are marvelous too. For those that looking for varieties of good food under one roof, please visit this place.
This particular stall in Yummy Cottage is one of the few that selling Thai style koay teow thng. The taste of the soup is different from the Penang style, in fact the soup is more similar to Bah Kut Teh soup. The base of the soup is packed with Thai basil leaf fragrance and also the herbs that are used similar to those in Thailand. The taste of this koay teow thng is like bringing us to the Land of Smile.
This is one of the delicious instantly made Chai Kuih. The taste of the Chai Kuih is juicy and soft.
♥Verdict: A food court that recommended by local, what do you think? ✔
Verdict: A food court that recommended by local, what do you think? ✔
Koay Teow Soup with lemon is unique and to be exact, awkward. This is for the perception of those that haven't tried it before. However, once try before it is very refreshing and flavourful. Besides the lemon add-on, there is the option of adding bitter gourd also. For those that adventurous enough to try out new food, Kafe Kam 88 is the place that you must not miss out.
For something more solid, give Triple Star Hainanese Chicken Rice a go. The Chicken is available in 2 different variants- poached or roasted; both are equally delicious and best served over the Chicken Rice seasoned rice.
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)
Perak Road Morning Market, located within the heart of Penang, is a hidden gem for food enthusiasts seeking an authentic taste of the region's culinary heritage. A plethora of mouthwatering Penang hawker food awaits among the bustling stalls and vibrant atmosphere. From the tantalizing aroma of charcoal-fried Char Koay Teow to the comforting flavors of Penang Curry Mee, this bustling morning market is a haven for food lovers seeking a memorable gastronomic experience.
The food exploration in this episode is heading to the local delicacies in Perak Road. The charcoal Jawa Mee and charcoal Chinese Pan Cake are the signatures here in Perak Road Market Place. These dishes give the taste of nostalgic and old-time feeling. Besides these yummy delicacies in the food stall, the mushroom noodle located beside the market is also very classic and Kochabi. There are still many nice food to be discovered at this place soon.
Perak Road, Desa Green morning market is a place packed with hidden gems. One of them is the Kochabi Lam Mee, this stall is serving classic and unique lam mee. This stall's lam mee is Nyonya style, which is different from the regular lam mee. This stall is operating from midnight until early morning the next day. The soup of the lam mee here is thick and flavourful, combine with the spicy and exciting sambal. This lam mee is yummy and must be tried here at Taman Desa.
Best Hokkien Mee or Prawn Noodle at One Corner Cafe, Penang.
