Once in a while, my family and I brave the crowd, traffic, grime, grease, exhaust fumes, vrooming vehicles and long wait to have some foods from Chulia Street hawkers. I have blogged about the place the other day. Today, I found a stall selling deep fried stuffs like wu-kok or deep fried yam fritter filled […]
Chulia Street is one of the main roads in Penang. It connects Penang Road, which is the town area to the jetty and heritage zone. So, traffic is usually very heavy. There are lots of backpacker motels along Chulia Street and hence, it is one of the more interesting street in Penang. At night, a […]
I found this lovely video on Penang Street Foods by AlJazeera posted on Youtube and wish to share with readers. It shows what Penang is all about. The simple life, the traditional foods, the mixed cultures and the laid back life around here. I hope the state remains this unique forever. This video is also […]
Here is another video from Penang Street Foods. This time I captured the Tanjong Tokong curry mee seller near the Hai Choo Garden. Hai Choo Garden or Sea Pearl Garden is more famous for its crabs and prawns. However, if you have time to take a short walk around the area, you will see many […]
During rainy days, the nicest thing to eat is ang tau th’ng. In fact, red bean soup is so easy to cook, one should try it at home instead of buying them from hawkers because they are either not tasty or they are overpriced. Ang tau th’ng and hong tau sar are basically the same, […]