Chee cheong fun (*see note below) is widely on offer by Chinese hawkers in Penang. Originally it came from Hong Kong and Guan Dong province in China. That makes it a Cantonese thin (well, sort of?) steamed rice roll. It’s sheets of rice noodles, made from a mixture of glutinous rice flour and water, spread open on [...]
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CHEE CHEONG FUN
Posted in Chinese food review, Coffee shop, Hawker Centres, Inner Circle, Kedai Kopi, Kedai Makanan, Kopitiam on April 6, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Finally we were back, … was about time!
Posted in Inner Circle, Malaysian /Penang food review, Hawker Centres, Patrimonium and heritage, tagged fries, Penang, hawker food, street food on July 1, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Back from having been away for some time lah! Since our latest visit we have counted the months, weeks and days before finally touching down again in Penang some 10 days ago. And boy … were we in need! Desperate for Food with Capital F. So, as from the moment of arrival till the eve before flying out one week later, I [...]
Penang Hokkien Mee: my ratings
Posted in Coffee shop, Hawker Centres, Inner Circle, Kedai Kopi, Kopitiam, Malaysian /Penang food review, tagged hokkien mee, Penang, tasty food, traditional on October 2, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Together with Penang Assam Laksa and Char Koay Teow, Penang Hokkien Mee is one of the signature dishes of the state and more exactly of the island [Pulau] of Penang. The soup is a ‘sourish’ and ‘shrimpy’ tasting seafood broth using fresh prawns, dried shrimps and pork meat.
Padang Brown food court.
Posted in Inner Circle, Malaysian /Penang food review, Hawker Centres, tagged cendol, Hawker Centres, hawker food, Pancakes, Penang, Poh Piah, satay, street food, tasty food on September 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Padang Brown, also known as Padang Dato Keramat in George Town is bordered by Dato Kramat Road, Perak Road, Anson Road and Johore Road. The chinese section opens in the afternoon while the Malay section runs in the evening. At least that was our impression. The land on which Padang Brown is located was donated [...]
Seri Selera Kampung Air – Seafood Court in KK
Posted in Inner Circle, Malaysian /Penang food review, Seafood, Hawker Centres, tagged tasty food, Seafood, crab, Hawker Centres, cockels, fish restaurant, lobster, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia on September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Malaysia, truly Asia… Last year in January we quickly had to use up free Cathay air miles as their expiry date was nearing. We decided to spend a week in Sabah on Borneo and booked a little hotel, The Hamin Lodge. Ratings on the travel websites were better than average and while the place was not High End, it was [...]
Goodall Food Court – Penang
Posted in Inner Circle, Malaysian /Penang food review, Hawker Centres, tagged Seafood, satay, Penang, hawker food, Hawker Centres, durian, street food, cockels, Poh Piah on August 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Being both customer and judge doesn’t make us foodies as if we were having a PhD in that inexact science called Epicurean Gourmetology. Admit it, we just are not objective when it comes to food. Our upbringing, our cultural inheritance, our traditions and also our instinctive aversion of some exotic dishes do play tricks on us. Hawker [...]

