wow…can’t wait to go try out the stinky tofu in Pg. The last time I had one was from the Cheras Pasar Malam

i love stinky tofu but have yet to try out the one from taiwan. Yum Yum.. wish i could try this or any of taiwan and compared with the one from china

Selba – I had my camera ready to capture their expression as I know each and everyone of them have a different liking to this delicacy.

buzzingbee – Hope you like it

Jason Wong – Wow…so keng. I will check out that hawker stall. Thanks for sharing.

ai wei – I have yet to try those from china…

New Kid On The Blog – Haha but some love it so much.

I haven’t try the stinky tofu before, so no comment, but looking at the food variety, it really worth the RM22.

The tofu is nice but the neighbour sure &*&#@&# when they fry it.

This is great!! The only kind of buffet that makes me slightly better about pigging out is definitely steamboat buffet. And stinky tofu on top of all those goodies for only RM22? Def worth a visit!

the whole restaurant must be foul smelling, lol

I’ve been seeking for chao taofu in Pg for a long time…as my dear love it sooo much! He miss the chao taofu that we tried in HK in the last trip! lol~
I saw this post in someone else blog but didn’t mention about the location… It’s great that now I knew it from yours… * happy *

J2Kfm – Well, at least we let them have the experience tasting it.

550ml jar of faith – Do give this place a visit on your next trip home.

Big Boys Oven – Yeah…another chao tofu lover.

foodbin – I won’t say it is foul smelling, as this smell is the one that makes chao tofu as unique as it is.

My Food Fetish – Haha…one pretty lady that likes chao tofu too. Do share your review with me after your visit to this restaurant.

Siuyun – Hope your dear will like those stinky tofu from this restaurant.

stinky tofu and steamboat is an interesting combination. and when there’s beer as well, i think it’s one great dining experience!

food-4tots – It won’t get to our body. The smell is strong when being served.

Nic (KHKL) – They do serve beer but we did not go for it. Must try having them together next round

cariso – I was just waiting to take their photos when they go for the first bite…nice memories for keeping.

I when to the shop today..since it looks so..delicious..i bring my mum along too..so we have ordered “Mah Lat” soup and clear soup..we got for “Eat All You can”. Frankly speaking is not worth for the Rm22…and the worst part is my girl just 2 years old and niece dont eat at all..and she don’t really eat..but the workers there insist that we have to pay at least one child or you make sure your children don’t eat the food..(This was told my the guy who works in the kitchen) The only food we like are “Stinky Tofu”

For the longest time, I’ve been wanting to try out smelly tofu and since I’ve never traveled to China nor Hong Kong b4 (somehow, banana-me tend to end up going to English-speaking countries for my trips), I’ve never had the chance.

So imagine my excitement when I read this post of yours, CK. Without wasting much time, I arranged with a group of tham-ciak friends to check out this place last weekend.

This is our review of the food at this place: (which is solely representing our very own opinions and no one else’s)

- smelly tofu did stink like the sewer but it wasn’t as BAD as we thought it would be.
- taste wise, it was nothing special. Tasted like any regular tofu, plus the smell and a tad bitter.
(we found out later from the chef that they soaked the smelly tofu in chinese herbs to mask abit of the smell. Hence the slight bitter taste when biting into the tofu. Disappointing to say the least)
- the ingredients for the steamboat are mostly frozen, which to us, meant one thing : Not fresh.
- The soup for the steamboat was nothing to shout abut.
- We liked the no-wastage policy of the place, though. They’d only allow an order of 10 items each round. Only when we’ve cooked all 10 items that they’ll let us order the next set of 10 items. Good concept.

Would we go back? Not a chance.

Again, we are only speaking for ourselves. This place may be up the right alley for some. Just not for us

yaya..thanks for sharing!!
i also cant wait to eat chou tou fu liao!!
sure go there share with my friend!-,-

hmmmm … can i know the place or contact number ???

hi thr..
1st time cae to ur blog like it very much..
i have found chao tofu everywhr in penang bt found it no whr..
thats great..
im goin to try it when free..
thanz..hehe..^__^

just went there after visited this website.. frankly speaking.. it doesn’t worth RM22nett at all.. the food aren’t taste as nice as what it named after.. should say.. “nothing special”..

The Steamboat is not worth Rm24.50!
Honestly, after I went there with my colleagues, we found that the food is not fresh and taste bad. Way under expectation.

look all over the comment, feel tat the food is not realy nice ~_~
will it be attrative for other?

haha, not really attractive for me.
the food is now RM26 per person, exclusive 10% service charge.
for real the food is not fresh and the soup is just normal. the tomyam soup is a bit salty for me. stinky toufu is the only attraction since it is rarely found in penang, but not very tasty.
personally feel it’s not worth trying.