Koay Teow Th’ng at Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street, Penang

BY CK Lam

The intersection of Beach Street (Lebuh Pantai) and Malay Street (Lebuh Melayu) in Penang comes to live at night with the presence of two street food stalls.

The koay teow th’ng stall which has been around for over 38 years draws crowds for its comforting broth.

 Beach Street, Chicken Innards, Ck Lam, Flat Rice Noodle, Garlice Oil, George Town, Hawker, Hawker Food, Koay Teow Th'ng, Lebuh Melayu, Lebuh Pantai, Malay Street, Non-Halal, Noodle Soup, Penang, Penang Food Blog, Penang Hawker Food, Penang Street Food, Pork Lard, Street Food, What2seeonline.Com

 

 

The piping hot bowl of koay teow th’ng at this spot is a dish of koay teow (flat rice noodle) with pieces of chicken meat, fish balls, and lard. This specialty comes in a broth boiled with chicken and pork bones. The soup is clear and light, with meat sweetness. Garnishing includes a sprinkling of spring onions and a swirl of fragrant lard and garlic oil.

The serving is generous in size, with the small bowl at RM3.50 and the large at RM4. Just like most koay teow th’ng places, the noodle soup comes with dipping light soy sauce and sliced red and green chili padi.

  Beach Street, Chicken Innards, Ck Lam, Flat Rice Noodle, Garlice Oil, George Town, Hawker, Hawker Food, Koay Teow Th'ng, Lebuh Melayu, Lebuh Pantai, Malay Street, Non-Halal, Noodle Soup, Penang, Penang Food Blog, Penang Hawker Food, Penang Street Food, Pork Lard, Street Food, What2seeonline.Com

 

The koay teow th’ng is served commonly with koay teow (flat rice noodle), but the stall also offers yellow noodles and beehoon (thin rice vermicelli).

Koay Teow Thng at Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street, Penang by what2seeonline.com

 

Side dishes are available to complement the bowl of koay teow th’ng. Opt for some chicken legs and chicken innards – liver, gizzard and intestines.

Koay Teow Thng at Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street, Penang by what2seeonline.com

Chicken legs

 Koay Teow Thng at Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street, Penang by what2seeonline.com

Mixed innards

 

Don’t forget to have some blanched vegetable, served with light soy sauce and crunchy bites of deep-fried lard and garlic.

Koay Teow Thng at Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street, Penang by what2seeonline.com

 Beach Street, Chicken Innards, Ck Lam, Flat Rice Noodle, Garlice Oil, George Town, Hawker, Hawker Food, Koay Teow Th'ng, KTT, Lebuh Melayu, Lebuh Pantai, Malay Street, Non-Halal, Noodle Soup, Penang, Penang Food Blog, Penang Hawker Food, Penang Street Food, Pork Lard, Street Food, What2seeonline.Com, 粿条汤

 

Customers are seen slurping their noodle at the couple of tables on the road side and also at the nearby coffee shop.

Koay Teow Thng at Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street, Penang by what2seeonline.com

 

Koay Teow Th’ng Stall 粿条汤
Intersection of Beach Street and Malay Street
George Town
Penang

Business Hours: 7pm till 11pm

Closed on Sunday