Penang Street Art: A Leaf at the Wall
Walking Through Heritage X (Five Foot Way)
The Ng Kongsi at King Street
The Ng Kongsi is a Cantonese clan association that is located at King Street, George Town. Its building has a unique Chinese architecture that features a jagged or zig-zag shaped roofline. The shape is designed such to display an element of fire, according to local belief.
An Old House at Jalan Dinding
George Town Street View: Jalan Dinding (Dinding Lane)
Jalan Dinding or Dinding Lane is a small and short street that is linked with Transfer Road in George Town. Although it is a lane, its Malay translation is “Jalan” – meaning Road, just like the similarly styled Hutton Lane being called Jalan Hutton. Dinding Lane is found to be named after The Dindings (now known as Manjung), part of the old Straits Settlements region.
Penang Street Food: Chicken Milani Rice Set
Penang Street Food: Hutton Lane’s Koay Teow Soup (Koay Teow Th’ng)
Koay Teow Soup (commonly known here as “Koay Teow Th’ng” locally), is a dish usually consists of koay teow (translated literally as ricecake strips), fish balls, duck meat or pork, lettuce and spring onions cooked in a bowl of hot clear broth. This particular stall is quite popular with the locals and is located at Hutton Lane, George Town.
Penang Street Food: Wen Chang Hainanese Chicken Rice
Wen Chang Hainanese Chicken Rice is located at Cintra Street and is one of the famous and popular chicken rice shops in George Town that has been around for years.
Penang Street Food: Carnarvon Street’s Beef Soup
A popular place for beef soup noodles and/or rice. This stall is located at Loo coffeeshop at Carnarvon Street, George Town.