These stalls reminded me of my childhood days where I stayed just opposite the town market..
Now those stalls are all shifted into an indoor complex....
Unlike the Jelutong market here...
Patrons can sit here at their own leisure time to enjoy their breakfast...
We sat directly in front of this stall selling Apom Balik...
We bought two pieces and before I could take pictures of them,
they went into our tummies already....
Too late...
I had Hokkien mee again!!
This time my noodles are those of the instant ones....
Each bowl is RM4...
Love the heavy garnishing on top...
Love the heavy garnishing on top...
My friend ordered the Lam Mee... I tried a bit.. and I like the soup base...
We had to find a shady area along a side lane....
We ordered a bowl of Koay Teow Th'ng with Duck and Porky meat plus innards...
And a bowl of Laksa as appetizer!
Now come to think of it, my Penang trip this time is filled
with the same type of food but from different locations....
And I guess I will carry on eating the same thing over and over again...
hahahaha....
Yummy, yummy! I am feeling hungry after looking at the Hokkien mee and laksa!
ReplyDeleteThese ngam us, right? hahahaa
DeleteWow, you sure know how to travel all around Penang for good food now. Ayer Itam really is very jam so we don't dare to drive there when we are in Penang.
ReplyDeleteIt is off peak season now.. so no more jam.. :)
DeleteI see the things still inside the intestines. Not bitter?
ReplyDeleteThe food at such places is always the best but I would need a fan! No need for air-con, just a fan...or I would be sweating plus-plus...and like our good friend on KL, those stools...cannot tahan lah. Same thing, me! Hehehehehehe!!!!!
hahahaa.. no fan... just natural air.. myself can cos I dont sweat profusely one...
DeleteThe Koay Teow Th'ng with Duck and Porky meat plus innards, don't think we had this kind of combination here...
ReplyDeleteYeah, not over here in Ipoh too..
Deletevery nice prawn mee with heavy garnishing, lam mee with clear gravy, koay teow th'ng with pork and duck as well as the laksa.. all I like!!!
ReplyDeleteSo going to make a trip to penang? :)
DeleteHokkien mee is prawn mee or mee yoke hor, in Pg language..
ReplyDeleteHokkien mee is prawn mee in Ipoh.. :)
DeletePenang is really food heaven. So many nice hawker food, I am drooling at all your photos.
ReplyDeleteYes, Ipoh doesnt have these type of road side stalls anymore...
DeleteAll looks great & I find it so hard to decide for my choice. Drooling, droolingggggg.
ReplyDeletehahahaha.. Me too.. now I am back...
DeleteIf I live in Penang, I will be fatter!
ReplyDeleteMaybe thinner cos there are so many parks nearby to walk.. eat and then walk off the calories.. hahahaa..
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