Pinang Restaurant and Bar
3/512 Reviews
MYR150
Currently closed|Open at 10:00 today
+60-4-8888888
What travelers say:
A restaurant I often go to when I am in the United States. It is located next to the UT dormitory and within the WSU campus. It is easy to find on Cass Avenue. There are other snack bars nearby. The restaurant is not big. My roommates usually help out. The employees are mostly Asian. So I still have a good impression of this restaurant. The proprietress is an old Thai lady. Although it is translated as Shangri-La, the dishes are not only Chinese. The restaurant has Chinese food and some Japanese food, mainly sushi. The dim sum is delicious. Recommended. It has been a while. I remember the sushi, pineapple buns, barbecued pork buns, and improved noodles I ate at that time. They were all good. I have forgotten some of the dim sum after a long time, but I remember that they were all delicious. The taste is still relatively authentic and close to the Cantonese taste. The noodles and other things may have been improved to be close to the American taste. I personally don’t like them very much.
More
Reviews of Pinang Restaurant and Bar
Some reviews may have been translated by Google Translate
3/5Average
All (12)
Latest
Photo reviews (1)
A store that I often go to when I am in the United States is on Cass Avenue in the WSU campus next to the UT dormitory. It is very easy to find. There are other snack bars next to it. The roommates usually help the staff in it. The employees are basically Asian, so the boss who still has a good impression of this store is a Thai old lady. Although it is translated into Shangri-La, the dishes are not only Chinese food in the Chinese restaurant, there are Chinese food and some Japanese food. The main sushi snacks are delicious. The recommended time is a bit long. Remember that time, the sushi, pineapple buns, barbecued buns, and improved noodles are all good. There are some snacks that have been forgotten for a long time. But the impression is very delicious, the taste is still more authentic, close to Cantonese food, the taste of noodles, etc. may have been improved, close to the old beauty taste, personally feel that I don't like it very much.
I stayed in two hotels in Penang. This Shangri-La is right on the beach. I went to see their buffet during dinner. The environment was very good, but the price was expensive. The service fee, tax and it was about 400 per person. The food didn't look suitable for Chinese people's appetite. Forget it, I didn't eat there. It's better to eat comfortably.
This is a very high-end restaurant. Because it is attached to a hotel, the enjoyment is really super good. The facilities and services are really close to perfect. Because it is a buffet, you can take whatever you like. Anyway, the food is very fresh, there are many varieties, and the price is very moderate. It is really a good choice to choose here, and the service also left a deep impression.
The Spice Market cafe is very beautifully decorated. There are many things to eat. The Short rib steam bun is delicious. The dessert with the meal is the highlight. The seafood is also very good. It is close to the beach and very beautiful.
The restaurant offers international cuisine with many choices, but it is also crowded. The restaurant offers an outdoor dining area, but there are cats and birds that affect the dining experience. If you stay at the hotel on the weekend, you can't go to breakfast too late, otherwise you will have to wait in line, which will affect your mood.