Senses Coffee is a cozy café located at 419 Chulia Street, George Town, Penang. It is known for its fresh brews, including coffee and matcha, along with a variety of refreshing drinks and delicious homemade treats. The café offers a chill and artistic vibe, making it a popular spot for both coffee lovers and those looking for a relaxing atmosphere in the heart of George Town. The operating hours are normally from 9:30 AM to around 7:30-9:30 PM daily.
The Bazar Ramadan in Bayan Baru, Penang, is one of the largest and most popular Ramadan markets in the area. Held annually during the holy month, this bustling bazaar draws crowds looking for delicious local food to break their fast. It’s located near the Bayan Baru market and Masjid Umar Al Khatab, with stalls opening as early as 4 p.m.
Visitors can find a huge variety of mouthwatering dishes, from classic favorites like nasi lemak, satay, and murtabak to refreshing drinks and traditional sweets. The lively atmosphere, filled with the aroma of grilled meats and freshly fried snacks, makes it a must-visit spot for food lovers.
Touted as Penang’s first floating ferry food hall, Marina De Captain Restaurant is converted and renovated from an old unused ferry docked near the Queens Waterfront promenade in Bayan Lepas.
Also known as Pek Kong Cheng Hawker Centre, this hawker food centre is a popular food destination located near the Tua Pek Kong Cheng Temple at Jalan Pasar in Bukit Mertajam, Penang. It offers a wide variety of local Malaysian street food, including favorites like char koay teow, curry mee, chicken rice, and Hokkien mee. The hawker center is known for its lively atmosphere, with many food stalls and seating areas that attract both locals and tourists. It’s a great place to experience authentic Penang cuisine and the local food culture.
This mural is dedicated to Hameediyah Restaurant, the oldest nasi kandar seller in the country which has its historical roots all the back to 1907.
The mural can be found at the alley just behind the Hameediyah Restaurant at Campbell Street (Lebuh Campbell).
This fresh milk seller who called himself Disco has been operating his ‘Disco Corner Cafe’ or ‘Disco Fresh Milk’ stall by the side of Ayer Itam’s main road for many years. The stall is a favorite among the locals here and only starts operating during late evenings to late nights.
One of the many cafes in George Town, Le Petit Four Patisserie is located along the heritage row of Beach Street townhouses in George Town.
A street vendor selling chestnuts roasted with coffee. A popular local delicacy here, this stall is usually found located beside Chowrasta Market in Penang Road.
Breakfast at the famous roti canai stall at Transfer Road, George Town.
Located at a small alley way that connects Campbell Street and Kampung Malabar Street, Toh Soon Cafe is an old but popular coffee shop that serves toast and coffee. The unique point about this old shop is its bread which is grilled using the traditional way, with charcoal fueled fire. Aside from its toast, the coffee served is one of the best local Hainanese style coffee in Penang.
Toh Soon Cafe usually opens from 8am to around 3pm and it is normally crowded.