Since our park was parked along Kimberley Street, we took a short walk to Penang Road to take a "look" at the famous cendol... Just by looking, we ended up eating not only the cendol but a bowl of laksa as well... Actually I was thinking of going to another place for better laksa, someone put up in FB that there is one shop called Laksalicious along Hutton Road... oh well, that will have to wait...
Why did I come here for the laksa, especially during the weekend!
It is just "overwhelming"... I mean the crowd...
It is just "overwhelming"... I mean the crowd...
When my bowl of laksa arrived, I told myself.. "Must try others next time!"
Cendol was better...
Not from the long Q stall, it was from the one opposite....
More generous with the greenies here....
Well, that was not all... I didn't feel "satisfied" with the foodie loot as yet...
We adjourned Free School Road to take a look at this stall....
Seems like this is one popular stall among the locals too....
Family business, I think...
Slowly does it....
"Building Bricks"
And the result... so neat!!
And My Loot!!
RM1.10 for a piece... no joke!
Ate them nice and slow... after half an hour.....
wow, the cendol looks good.. and I always think Penang is a scorching hot place, so a bowl of cendol like this is surely welcomed..
ReplyDeletethe fried nin koe, OMG, she trimmed every piece until so neat and all almost the same size!! hebat lah.. RM1.10 a piece?? still not the most expensive I've bought, hehe~~ :p
I was thinking one piece was around 70sen.. I guess it is no more that price..
DeleteFor sure I am going for that bowl of cendol & fried kuih bakul. The white thing with the kuih bakul is yam, rite?
ReplyDeleteYes, it is yam... nice!
Deletewe need to get a refreshed list from you oredi la...
ReplyDeleteBila mau pergi? :)
DeleteOh, Claire! I want them all, the laksa, cendol and fried kuih bakul! Remember to take me along the next time you go Penang! Lol!
ReplyDeleteNext round in November! hahaha..
DeleteWah Penang makan makan again. Fried nien gao is one of my favourite. I like it that they arranged the nien gao and the sweet potatoes so neatly. When I think of the crowd, I also wanna pengsan so cannot go anytime because most of the time it will have that many people.
ReplyDeleteYes, I also don't like to order like that.. if queue up better...
DeleteHave you been to New World, the big hawker centre opposite Komtar? Our friend, Eugene took me there once...and I went a few times on my own. Never seen you blogging about it or not that I can remember. The cendol there is very nice and also quite a lot of the things there.
ReplyDeleteNot a fan of that extra sweet sticky cake, so I would give that a pass...no, thank you. I love the steamed yam cake at New World, served with hay kor (rojak sauce)...and Penang otak-otak...and pasembur and...so many things there. Been years since I went to Penang - so dunno if this place is still good or not though.
The New World is not opposite Komtar... far from it, actually... along Hutton Road.. yes, been there many times.. mainly for tourists like us.. :)
DeleteNot all that far, we walked from Cititel up Penang Road, Komtar would be straight ahead...and we turned right, I think that was Jalan Burma. Tune Hotel is there.
DeleteI like that place very much, was there here in 2009:
https://suituapui.wordpress.com/2009/08/24/a-whole-new-world/
and another time when Eugene took us there in 2010:
https://suituapui.wordpress.com/2010/12/26/hes-the-man/
...and again in 2011:
https://suituapui.wordpress.com/2011/04/10/a-whole-new-world-2/
Gosh!!! So long have not been to Penang liao... :(
Next time you plan to go Penang, whisper to me earlier lah!!! I can fly over, we meet there...and go karaoke again!!!
I will go for the fried nian gao...
ReplyDeleteI love them too!
DeleteOh I drive pass that fried "tnee kueh" stall quite frequently too, but I never once stopped to try it because of the crazy queue there. Looks quite loaded leh, must be good!
ReplyDeleteNext time you should... just order and then hang around there.. hahaha..
Deletewah...u r back on foodie trip in Penang again....It has been years since I have this 'nian gao' kueh
ReplyDeleteEat a piece will do.. my body cannot accept too much.. hahaha...
DeleteAiyo! I love the deep fried nien koh! The lady is so expert to slice them evenly and neatly.
ReplyDeleteCannot be more and less... yes, very meticulous..
DeleteThe knife must be very sharp leh. at home i tried to cut nian gao...wah...very hard to cut leh. some more she can cut so nicely
ReplyDeleteI have really lost touch with my hometown lah.
ReplyDeleteI didn;t even know there is a fried tee kueh stall there at Free School Road.
You should be my tour guide next time.