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oh..it’s me taking your vip seat again..haha..the chic pie looks yummylicious..
btw, they still served the kopi in the traditional cup..so ‘yeng’ le..
hmm…. i like pizza la…. we had try a lot of pizza last week.. no time to arrange the posting.. hmm..
this shud be the one Huat Koay keep on telling to pay a trip to town to make our pizza week more complete…
yum yum….
tau sar phneah – nice of you dropping by so early.
Drinking from this type of traditional coffee cup definitely gives one the nostalgic feeling…
There are plenty more items in their menu to choose from besides those that I had. Give it a try and I am sure all of you will like it.
oh, Ecco Cafe, I think I saw this before, when we stayed at a guesthz there.
i like pizzas that’s thin, and lighter than Pizza Hut’s offerings.
J2Kfm – there are plently of guesthouses around this area therefore you see mostly foreigners patronizing this place.
I think they should know better whether the taste is good or not.
This pizza can outbeat those serve by many franchise outlets.
Little Inbox – I am sure you will be able to find a day to visit this place. Besides those pizza from the menu, you can even order a pizza with your own choice of ingredients (made to order pizza)
I like this restaurant too, I heard that even their herbs are home-grown products. Not sure if it is true.
The thin crust pizza
and salvatone Pasta looks nice & delicious..hope can eat now^^
Really truly gorgeous food here! However, I think they went overboard with the recent price hike. Considering it’s still basically a kopitiam type premise (albeit with nicer lighting), the prices are a bit hard to stomach. Still, can’t beat the freshness and the originality!
you finally have your blog up on Ecco .. thanks so much!! will go visit it probably this weekend, sad it’s closed on sundays
Soo Sean – it would be great if they are growing their own herbs as many oversea restaurants are doing the same too – fresh from the garden.
Shell – just add this place to your dining list and make it a point to try out the food when you are around town…yr list must be quite long by now…haha
550ml jar of faith – It is slightly pricier (especially the creme burlee) but in return we get an originality taste and very fresh and delicious food without any tax and service charges
Penang’s Baby Shop – I am sure you won’t want to miss out such yummy food right, so try to accomodate a few hours lor…
I like thin crust pizza more than the normal one.
The Pasta and the pizza looks yummy.
I luv creme burlee. yummmy…
Penangtuapui,
You may want to try the US Pizza at Greenlane to complete your pizza week. The cinnamon stick is so tasty.
New Kid on the Blog – Their tomato puree for the pasta is very original and tasteful
Allie – After eating pizza with thin crust, you will never want to eat those thick ones…do try out the yummylicious creme burlee.
CK,
There is one dish on the menu that is a *must-try*.
It’s called TRUZ and it’s actually cream pasta with bananas. Yup, you read right : Bananas!
The first time the owner recommended it to me, I was kinda sceptical thinking that the combination would be weird but boy, was I in for a nice surprise! It’s now on top of my ‘to-order’ items when I go there for my pasta fix.
And the Crème brulée…man, no words can describe it’s yumminess! I fell madly in love with it that I persuaded the owner to teach me how to make it. I now have my own ramekins (the round bowl to bake Crème brulée) and my own blowtorch (easily purchaseable from Prangin Mall). It’s really a breeze to bake at home and also, a lot of fun!
Penang is surely a food haven, an old shophouse cafe serving delicious pizza and creme brulee together with kopi oh…
Sweet Jasmine – unlike commercial places that we frequent nowadays, this old shophouse cafe does gives a nostalgic feeling.
eleen por: cream pasta with bananas?? sure? must give it a try then!
Eleen Por – Truz sounds great…something unusual, definitely will give it a try…thanks.
Hahahaha, wait till you come an try your son’s home made creme brulee. This is no match at all. Trust me mum.
But I must admit this fellow is quite brave to bring such a concept in the PG market.
Aldren – Hope I have the privilege to try your version of creme brulee real soon
Hi there… what a nice blog full of FOOD… I’ve been to ECCO cafe before… The mango lassi is nice…
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after i read your blog, then i went to ecco cafe, and i really enjoy the pizza and the pie … i have taken some photos too … http://lovingfather.spaces.live.com/
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The Ritz Cake House at Prima Tanjung offers a wide range of fingure licking fresh cream cakes. It’s the best cake house i found in Penang. Four Leave at Gama Supermarket also selling very nice Strawberry cakes.
I have the opportunity visit this restaurant last weekday. I don’t get it with all the rave going on in the internet and chain email about this restaurant. The pasta looks more like a Mee Poh rather then what it should be. The supposedly delicious chicken pot pie turn out to be a thin chicken soup with a paper thin crispy dough crust on top of it. And the mango lassie…..forget about it any mamak/indian restaurant have a much superior lassie then what this restaurant have to offer. The mushroom soup is fill with a sandy bit and pieces of mushroom flouting on a very thin soup. Well i do like the pizza…an ok pizza but the portion does not justify with the price tag. Price…well the price is on par with any proper more chic italian restaurant in town despite this reatuarnt operating on a typical Kopi Thiam. Well i keep on reminding myself one man meat is another man poison.
I tried the Lemon Infused Chicken, it’s really surprise me!! The side dish handmade paste is very nice, as well as the dressing done. Very special & yummy!!!
I just had lunch there and came back to check wat all the fuss is about. and i had the lemon infused chicken. for RM18, i got a very small piece of stringy and dry chicken. The pasta and bread stick is good tho but i wont be in a hurry to go back there. well at least Disy , we think alike… i kept reminding myself other ppl can’t be so.o.o wrong!
Went to Ecco Cafe last week with my daughter. I ordered Truz Spaghetti (with banana cream sauce) and she ordered Hawaiian Chicken Pizza. All items are above average. Will certainly go back to try their Carlzone and Chicken Pot Pie. Their lassi is not that good. Sri Ananda’s one is better.
With the lower rate of rental at Chulia St. plus the non-air conditioned factors, i would say their food is not cheap. We paid RM50 for the dinner.



























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