Located along Penang Road, near Komtar Kek Seng is well known for its durian ice-cream and ais kacang. For my better half, Kek Seng brings back childhood memories about visiting the place with her school friends. The shop started more than 100 years ago: established in 1906. As the sweet stuff is not exactly my thing, we went for some little [...]
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Kopitiam Kek Seng
Posted in Coffee shop, Inner Circle, Kedai Kopi, Kopitiam, Malaysian /Penang food review, tagged Penang, hawker food, Poh Piah, Loh Bak, Assam Laksa, watermelon juice on September 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
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 [...]
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 [...]
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