Nasi Kandar is the signature food of Indian Muslims in Malaysia, dishes are mostly meat-based, and its most fascinating feature is the aroma and spicy sauce of a mixture of spices，which is definitely a good combination with white rice or Nasi Briyani (turmeric rice)! The name of Nasi Kandar was made because Indian Muslims were selling it by carrying all the foods on the pole and walk along the street during early time. Now, of course, they don’t have to work so hard to carry heavy food around, for now they sell Nasi Kandar at stalls or restaurants. When you order at a stall or restaurant, you often hear customers say banjir or kuah campur, banjir means flood, but this refers to asking the staff to get a lot of sauce on the meal while kuah banjir means put all kind of source into one plate, you don’t have to worry about the strange taste of the sauce when mixed, because you’ll only taste the spices that are satisfying!

Still not confirm where to check in today? Let’s go to a cafe in Penang Island and having delicious meal with beautiful 26 feets man-made waterfall scenery! Rustic Woods, as per word’s meaning, rustic style with wood furnishing, fits the cafe’s environment nicely. Rustic feeling, nordic style design and a man-made waterfall, the water flow down from patio, what’s a unique concept! Customers can take beautiful photograph and enjoy the coolness brought by the waterfall. These designed to let customers enjoy their meal under rainforest atmosphere.

Can you imagine being in a place with amazing foods and stunning views to the sea & the sunset, where you can watching the last rays shine out over the ocean? It’s indeed one of the greatest enjoyments in life! Like other richly curated lists of hidden gems out there, this is sure to surprise you – Bukit Genting Hill Leisure Park and Restaurant that’s been the Penangites’ favorite for around 20 years! Tucked away in the 700-meter high at Balik Pulau, this restaurant is going to hook you up with their authentic Thai dishes and hilltop dining experience. You’ll see the huge crowd all-day-long despite the steep mountain roads, made up of locals and tourists. Undoubtedly, it’s an idyllic getaway to cherish for a long time!

Bonjour! Shout out to all bread lovers in Penang! If you are obsessed with bread, Joies Sourdough Café is certainly a must-go for you. Joies, derived from the French language, carries the meaning of joy. As simple as it may seem to be, Joe, the owner of the Joies Café, has this vision of bringing joy and energy to every customer through his food.

The sweltering weather in Penang makes people all sweaty and uncomfortable whenever they are outdoors. To cool themselves down, they need cold beverages or desserts! Fresh coconut water comes to mind whenever a cooling drink is needed, and cendol probably comes in a close second choice.

By looking at the restaurant’s name, you might have thought Georgetown Wines is a restaurant that only provide wines and you would not consider it as one of the to eat list. However, if you are willing to give a chance, you will find out it is not just that simple. Georgetown Wines was a stable with 500 years of history, after renovation, they remained the original design of stable and include new elements at the same time, which allows the people to enjoy the wines and dishes in the most beautiful way.