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Looks like a real upgrade from the chu char before! So many different types of noodles I haven’t seen before in Penang. One question though, did they also upgrade their toilets so that it’s at least decent?? I’ve heard one complaint that it used to be an absolutely no-go area!
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the Arab fried rice is a steal for Rm3.50-oh! those lovely pork satay and intestine.
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Arab fried rice looks nice….is it the true Arab way of cooking? or Indian ?
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I like the arab fried rice shot! Nicely taken.
I tried their rojak before, i found that it become watery easily. Do you face the same problem?
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550ml jar of faith – It went through some changes and upgrading, very pleasant with clean toilets too.
foodbin – Look out for this place when you want to have some tasty hawker food…with easy parking too.
SimpleGirl – Not too sure…but it sure is tasty.
allie – You must try the Arab fried rice. As for the rojak, I would recommend to have the fruits separated form the sauce to prevent it from getting watery.
wow…. it’s indeed many choices. Will drop by when I am in that area. ^o^
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haha… i was telling hubby the other should we try this place…
thanks for sharing!!
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Wow! Another food court. All my favourites. The Hokkien Mee with squid looks very appetising.
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wow, the food there really looks yum yum!! Especially the Thai fried noodles and satay!! Will find time to try the food there
Bread & Satay? Never c this combination before~~
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Hahaha arab fried rice with cili padi and curry leaves. Interesting becasue my friend told me Arab people cannot take in spicy food.
Never went to this food court although I have pass by the area a number of times. You and your husband ate all of the food mentioned? O.o
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Food Paradise – Can order the western food for your little girl.
New Kid On The Blog – Do share your findings with me too.
Chin – Give this place a try.
DJC – Many more stalls… I will be revisiting it again too.
mimid3vils – Only a few stalls have the bread…the Hainanese in Penang used to serve the satay with bread.
Jian – Sure have adjusted the taste to suit our locals…and the amount of food was for four great eaters.
Gosh I think I passed by this place a few times, didn’t know there are so many things to try! I think I’ll definitely wanna try the satay first!
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I’m a little sad cause i just learnt that Singapore has been promoting Penang Food as AUTHENTICALLY Singaporean!! That’s atrocious. Please spread the word. We need to campaign against this in the blogosphere.
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Oh that Penang buffet in Spore izzit? Heard they charge about SGD25 per pax for the buffet. So expensive!
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iamthewitch – There was a revamp and now there are plenty of food stalls besides the chu char stall.
duckie – Not too sure about that as I was there after the revamp and it was for dinner.
Gourmand Extraordinaire – Some parties might take advantage of the Penang Food brand as their own…look at the bright side! They won’t do it if our Penang Food was not good in the first place!
Jian – I am not too sure about it…perhaps you could shed some light on this.
There char koey teow is realy nice, and
foo gui noodle also good. Why no intro the foo gui noodle leh?
Hmm… you did not seem to mention about the taste of the food here. Did you really find them to be of good standard?
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aicelyn – The few of us could not eat more than what we ordered but we will try the rest on our next visit.
Criz Lai – I did enjoyed the food but just like in many food courts, one cannot expect to find every thing to your liking. The ones that I tried so far is ok.
the food here looks very interseting indeed! must try the next time!
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One thing you didn’t mention is that they have a carwash at the back of the food court where patrons can leave their cars to be washed while they have their meals. Only RM10 for a full car wash and vacuum.
Perfect for super busy folks like yours truly who simply couldn’t find time to go sit and wait at car washers yet hate the drive thrus.
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I’ve had Mee Goreng (Indian) there with 1 hair inside. Curly black hair.
Other food sucks as well. They are all like a bunch of newbies trying to make hawker business as their career from the time when VSS is ‘in the air’.
That is the first and last time I’m going there.
Thanks for your blog – most enjoyable and informative. Of all the hawker stalls in Penang could you choose one [perhaps two] as your favorite? From the standpoint of being exceptional food plus modest [nice way of saying 'cheap'] in price? I’ll be heading to your spot on the globe soon and looking forward to many rewarding meals. From all of my readings it appears Penang is famous around the world for its wonderful [and cheap] hawker foods. Looking forward to it!
Thanks again for a great blog site.
John
CK Lam Reply:
June 21st, 2010 at 9:22 am
Thank you for dropping. There are plenty of tasty hawker food around and it is not easy choosing one but I do love the char koay teow and hokkien mee






































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