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Restaurants nearby
- Wan Dao Tou Assam LaksaBib The third-generation owner makes his famous laksa noodle soup according to his grandparents’ recipe dating back 50 years ago. The soup strikes a fine balance between sweetness, sourness and spiciness, while the cucumber, shallot and pineapple cut through the heat nicely. The starter platter is also worth-trying.1.7km
- Ravi's Famous Apom ManisBib Since 1920, this stall has been selling its famous apom: their crispy crêpes with a soft, puffy centre cooked in claypot over charcoal are fluffier and more coconutty than most. Come early – they tend to sell out by 9:30am.2.1km
- Winn's CafeBib Run by a husband-wife team, Winn’s Cafe is situated in a detached house with dining rooms spread over two storeys, the upper floor of which exhibits work by local artists. The menu features Peranakan classics, such as otak otak fish cake seasoned with coconut milk and local herbs grown in their backyard and boasts silky smooth texture. Asam tumis stingray seduces with bouncy, flavoursome meat and a rich, complex sauce made with nine herbs.2.3km
- Fatty Loh Chicken Rice Into the third generation, this shop famous for Hainanese chicken rice also serves other Southeast Asian favourites. Chicken that boasts springy skin and velvety flesh can be ordered in halves or standard portions.578m
- Awesome Char Koay TeowBib This family business is now run by the third generation. Each aromatic plate of koay teow is fried to order and exudes wok hei. It tastes even better with a dab of chilli sauce. Optionally, add an over-easy egg or cheese on top.2.8km
- Duck Blood Curry MeeBib Hidden in a Malaysian-style café, this shop serves mee in a savoury-sweet white curry base made with coconut milk that is freshly prepared every day. Among the various toppings offered, roasted pork is phenomenal. Make sure you try the homemade chilli sauce.3.2km
- Hot Bowl White Curry MeeBib White curry mee is served in a coconut milk-based broth with a bowl of curry paste on the side so that you can adjust the heat to your liking. The curry paste is available for sale by the bottle; it takes two hours to hand-stir the spices with dried shrimps and chillies. Optionally, pair your mee with deboned steamed chicken, spiced loh bak or Teochew guang jiang. The clear broth noodle soup with chicken meatballs is also worth trying.4.0km
- Ivy's Nyonya CuisineBib This simple restaurant has been run by a husband-wife team for over 15 years; Ivy helms the kitchen while her husband waits on the tables. Following a change of venue in 2024, the room is now bigger and better, but you can rest assured - the menu hasn’t changed one bit. Check out the sharing set menus that include their best-selling Peranakan dishes, like Kapitan chicken curry and Joo Hoo Char – spicy stir-fried mixed veggies in chili paste. Reservations recommended.4.0km
- Green House Prawn Mee & Loh Mee (223 Jalan Burma)Bib For over 30 years, the regulars have been returning for its Hokkien prawn mee, loh mee, or a mix of both. The red prawn soup made with pork bones and prawn shells boasts deep umami. Twelve additional toppings are also available.4.1km
- Siam Road Char Koay TeowBib Open for half days, this small store draws long queues – mostly tourists and young customers. They serve just one dish: stir-fried koay teow. The wok-fried flat rice noodles emit a charcoal aroma, are well seasoned and come with quality ingredients that can be spiced to taste.4.1km
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Attractions nearby
- Wat Chayamangkalaram a Malaysian siamese temple in Malaysia2.0km
- Gurney Wharf park in George Town, Malaysia1.2km
- Arulmigu Balathandayuthapani Temple, Penang Waterfall Hill Hindu Temple in Malaysia1.9km
- Dhammikarama Burmese Temple Burmese Buddhist temple2.1km
- Penang Botanic Gardens Public park in George Town, Penang, Malaysia2.1km
- Church of the Immaculate Conception, Penang church in Penang, Malaysia1.7km
- City Park, Penang park in Georgetown, Malaysia2.3km
- Penang Floating Mosque mosque in Northeast, Penang, Malaysia3.8km
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