Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Northam Beach Cafe

Okay, time to sway away from the previous post, (Eugene, sorry, this post was "unintentionally" later than normal), at his request's I better change the subject... he is feeling quite uncomfortable about being "lengchai" and "young-looking"... ok, ok... I stop here, boy...

From my lunch in Lets Wallop blog, we went to Northam Beach Cafe for our dinner. My second time there but first time for my siblings. My sister was escastic about the food there, she simply loves western food and she ended up ordering this and that... till she could stomach no more... but she was adamant about going there again on her next trip, ie end of this month.

The ambience there is so different, nothing like IPOH... we can feel the natural breeze of the seawater (no smelly smell)... the scenery during the evening was somehow "romantic"... LOL... and it is so near to the Gurney Hotel where we stayed...


see... just next to the sea....


can see the "sampans" boats...


the evening sunset...


it was quite empty when we arrived..


but we loved it... peaceful and nice..


i "fell in love" with this french dessert
something called "crepe"
RM4.80


i love this "crepe" too
with banana & apple fillings
RM4.80


nyonya seafood noodles
RM6.50


this is called "kau chee" dumplings
(emperors used to have this for supper, true?)


my girl had this "german sausage" meal
RM9.00


Shanghai meat pancake
RM4.00


Japanese patties...


I didnt manage to snap all the food we ordered..
the mua chee was the most "wasted"
we left the whole packet on the table
forgot to take back... sigh...
maybe our stomachs too satisfied
that we overlooked it!

Anyway, we will definitely come again...


49 comments:

  1. wa, claire you put me the local penang kia to shame, even as i go there i dont order food as much as you did..........

    to be frank i found the foods to be on the dearer side,,,, next time you come, i pledge to take you to the C&G ones.............

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  2. Eugene, C n G is cheap and good?.. ok, deal.. hope we can meet up with other bloggers as well..

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  3. wah.. nice food... I go Penang also got no time for all this.. so sad hoh.. Claire, want to make 'rombongan' to Penang? muahaha..

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  4. I must try the German sausage. Got one long sausage and two balls of mashed potato. Yummy! :P

    {oi, my brain's not yellow ok?}

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  5. cynthia: when? school hols better.. call agnes too... :)


    merryn: hey, i never tot of what u tot... no wonder The Star said u r Merryn the Ham-S....:p

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  6. oo...nvm, can bless the muachee to the monkeys there...

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  7. Yeah! The ambiance was a little different from my last visit. How come Penang is cleaner right now? :p

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  8. Warr...crepe looks so special. And the shanghai meat pancake is really unsual. Look like mini murtabak to me. :p

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  9. Ohh... must bring hubby go kai2 penang again la.. ^_^

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  10. Oh the crepes look so delicious! I could have made them my meal! Looks like a nice place to eat and relax.

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  11. Oh, now I'm hungry. What a great place to eat.

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  12. yeah...you gotta come to germany try its sausages =p very nice yumyumyum...

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  13. wow, delicious food. all my fav and the price is very reasonable too. would love to eat there and gaze at the sea :D

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  14. aiyaaaaaaaaaaa must go again lar...u make me want to go back so much hahhaha

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  15. So many sampans boats there. The food, mmmmmmmmm sedaplah.

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  16. Wah, Auntie Claire, you made me so hungry!!! Haha...

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  17. I think the price is soooo reasonable and with that kind of ambience, I'd go !
    Food looks good too. Mix of western n chinese ?

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  18. Wow, nice place and nice foods! You really can eat oh.

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  19. Oh the crepes looks good :). I always love crepe but I prefer savoury types. The German sausage sure is feast to my eyes... your other spoils my eyes with the good food, now here! Gasps!

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  20. gab: no monkeys in town la.. unless u meant human ones? :p


    Tekkaus: penang has lots to offer i guess, same like everywhere else, only that we dont know how to go at times.. :)


    CathJ: malaysian food is really fantastic, right? everywhere also nice one..


    Cheryl: u can make your own crepe? can give me recipe? then i might be able to have that when i buy a box of ice cream home.. :)



    Elizabeth: sorry to make u hungry, i guess we r normal, looking at food sure makes our stomach growl.. :P

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  21. fufu: ok, i go , i go.. one fine day.. hahaha...


    Barb: so far, the crepes are ok.. too much food.. if more ppl, can try more.. i was very full that night actually..


    manglish: u better fly back soonest.. hahaha..


    sjb: the scenery and the food, great combination, eh?


    henry: sorry ah.. u must go one day.. take yr mum along :)


    elaine: yes, mixture of everything, korean too, philippines also.. haha.. japanese as well..


    superman: i eat in small quantities.. hehe...


    BF: yes, lots more so will try next time..


    ladyviral: food glorious food everywhere in Penang la.. u must go try...


    Irene: come, jom, makan .. !! :O

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  22. hey reena! the place you visited is very similar to Manila Bay in the Philippines. same thing, restaurants lining the seawall, yacths in the marina and the loveliest sunset! glad you enjoyed your food in such a nice place!

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  23. whoa..so much food..how many ppl are eating btw? just curious..hehe..

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  24. u went to Penang to spot check ur son n see leng chai ar??? ehheheh nice food there.

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  25. Very scenic view plus nice food, no wonder you guys forgot the mochi

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  26. wah.. another crepe!
    i love crepe too...

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  27. Wow, loved this place too. Most of the food sold is tasty. ^_^
    +Ant+

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  28. The environment looks vy nice -- bet it'll be nicer at night, with the lights on.

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  29. Looks yummy! What they call crepes we call pancakes and eat it either with cinnamon and sugar or with caramel and banana...YUM:)

    Love the scenery that you photographed.

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  30. hehehe... I went there last Saturday night before the clubbing... :p Nice place with nice environment. :p

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  31. cacho, indeed we enjoyed ourselves, my sister told me she would certainly go again!


    mamamia:..er.. let me count.. 5 of us.. so the food was accounted for, right? :)


    rachel: son in IPOH already, so no spot check but lengchai? yeah, curious to see him in real too.. hahahaa..


    smallkucing: yeah, rugi la.. rm3 gone.. hahha.. next time will go again to savor it..


    dolly: crepe sounds canggih, right?
    actually it is pancake to us too..


    gratitude: the food there was like from all over the world.. great!


    slavemom: a bit dark if u go at night but some ppl prefer night scene, yeah.. i will hv to squint my eyes if too dark.. hahaha..


    lynette: yes, pancakes is another name for crepe, crepe sound more "frenchy"... :)


    TZ: aiyah, u should go on monday night then u would hv noticed my muachee left there at the first table itself.. :(

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  32. doesn't matter about the price...I would want to eat all of them. Love all the mouth-watering dishes.

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  33. marymoh: next time u come to Malaysia, do try all the food in different states... eat all u can.. LOL...

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  34. I love the photo of the "sampans". The food looks pretty great, too. ;)

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  35. So many yummy food!!! I want the crepe with banana and apple.

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  36. looking at all the pictures makes me hungry again!!!

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  37. Mae: cute sampans, right? i also like to look at them while taking my dinner.. :p


    annieQ: in fact i love all the crepes they displayed there..


    2ma: hehe..me too.. i think i wan to go again this weekend..hahaa..

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  38. Oh my, you're unbelievale! You can actually eat all those food. But I did the same if I were you! haha....

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  39. Wow so many food! Which one taste the best?

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  40. my little space: not all la.. i mean i taste here and there.. how i wish i am taller and then maybe can eat more.. hahhaa...


    cheeyee" i love the crepe best of all!!

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  41. Lucky you! When I went, it was raining cats and dogs and I did not get to enjoy the seaside, the scenery... We sat under that canopy thingy! The food's good - I had a post on that! And the people a lot nicer than those at Gurney!

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  42. STP: u went there too? and raining dogs and cats? then it was not so romantic , huh? hahhaa.. i think next time i will try the other stores, like korean and philippines.. i havent eaten from those yet!

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  43. Wah so much nice food. The German sausage a little small leh..LOL!

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  44. The food there is cheap and good. You shd try their pumpkin pie from the Western food stall, very nice and cheap.

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  45. Pete: maybe my camera minimized it.. but sure look big enough for my girl's dinner..


    healthmummy: thanks for telling me, i want to try that.. i love pumpkin too!

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  46. Next time I am in penang, you're taking me here. I love having breakfast in those little outside places.

    I love posts like this. Such fun memories. Thanks for sharing! :)

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  47. Mr. P... be glad to.. LOL.. penang is an island, i m sure u love it there..

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