Long Beach

Very cool place, just walk towards the beach and you will find the Bamboo Beach Bar which I recommend. The food they serve is reasonably priced and tasty, but what I really appreciated was the bartender. She was very friendly, took her time and was very engaged. Really looking forward to going back... forgot to take a picture, but I promise this bar is worth a visit.

I ate there twice. The main reason is that there is a lot of food here. You can go to each stall to choose what you like. The grilled chicken wings are delicious, and the grilled satay skewers are also popular. The seafood is also good, fried squid, grilled shrimp, all delicious

The first 2020 New Year travel ~ Penang, Malaysia. This long beach kopitiam is right next to the hotel where we stayed. It is actually a food court with many businesses. The group ordered a large table of dishes, including satay, prawns, chicken wings, fried rice, noodles... The taste is pretty good and the price is not expensive.

In the heart of Batu Ferringhi, near Jinsha Shangri-La. There is a night market in the evening. It has a fusion of Fujian, Cantonese, Malay, Arabic and European cuisine. I live nearby and eat here every night. The Bak Kut Teh is very authentic. The Fujian noodles are very delicious.

It's very close to my hotel, about 6 minutes' walk. It consists of many food stalls and a food court with a communal location where you can sit anywhere, like the food counters in the square. I had Bak Kut Teh there, which was not as delicious as the one in George Town, but the ingredients were quite filling. The Hokkien Mee was too spicy for me, but the baby squid was so refreshing and delicious. In the end, I bought two chicken wings to take back to the hotel. The chicken wings were roasted with honey, so delicious!

Penang night market is the most lively. Changyuan Food Center is the oldest one near Batu. It brings together delicious snacks from all over Asia. Satay skewers, Penang fried rice noodles are very delicious, Fujian braised noodles and shrimp noodles, oyster omelette, grilled fish and grilled shrimp, bak kut teh, Indian pancakes, Thai curry, ice coconut, although small but very sweet and thirst-quenching, a good place for late night snacks, per capita super cheap

It should be said that this is a food center specially prepared for tourists. There are all kinds of Malay snacks in the center. Maybe it is because of my personal taste, I can't appreciate the Malay Nyonya flavor. Our group of five ordered a Nyonya-flavored roasted red fish. After each person took a bite, they didn't move again, haha. Other things should be said to be good by the standard of snacks. I like steamed octopus the most. I ate a medium portion first, but it didn't feel enough, so I ordered a large portion. I couldn't get enough even after eating it for a few days. By the way, I would like to mention that the food here is basically divided into large, medium and small portions. It will not cause excessive waste if you order large and small portions according to the number of people. Fried rice noodles are a specialty of Penang, Malaysia. There are several fried rice noodles in every food center we went to in the past ten days. The taste should be very similar to the fried rice noodles here, and it tastes good.

There are all kinds of Penang snacks in Changyuan Food Center. The planned area is not large, but the stalls surround the entire food center. The seats are placed everywhere, making it look like a lively market. You can enjoy Cendol, fried rice noodles, roasted chicken wings, oyster omelette, popiah, braised noodles, etc., especially the fried rice noodles, which are delicious with crab meat. They are fried hot and have a full taste.