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Friday, 12 July 2013

Penang Bayan Baru One Precint Moo Cow Frozen Yoghurt

Froyo was a frequently seen dessert all over Singapore many years ago. Now, it has taken Malaysia by storm and recently Penang as well.

There are many "froyo" chains such as Tutti Fruitti, Fruuze and even Coffee Bean is selling it. Moo Cow is the latest addition in Penang.

Decorated with cute interior decorations and wall papers.

Something different from the other froyo outlets at least.

There are froyo and yoghurt cheese cakes. Unfortunately, cheese cake is sold out. Just order which flavour you want and head over the counter to add your topping.

One thing we are not sure why they only have dry toppings. No fresh fruits.

Nevertheless, they taste good.

Penang Georgetown Pahang Road Wan Tan Mee

If you have tried the Siam Road Char Koay Teow and find that its not enough to fill your stomach, you can head over to Jalan Pahang (the road after Jalan Siam).

For those who are not familiar with this area, there is a wantan mee stall selling just right outside of his house.

Simply order for this guy and you can take a seat at the tables placed at his house yard.

This stall provides 2 types of noodles. The fine noodles and flat noodles. For some people, they like to mix both.

Many have come for the "Sui Kow". It's big and they didn't skimped on the vege.

If you noticed the picture above, there is a sugar cane juice stall at the house entrance. A chilling drink for a warm night. Big and small glass size is available.

Enjoy...

Penang Georgetown Siam Road Char Koay Teow

Although Penang Laksa sits at CNN's top 50 best food in the world, Penang Char Koay Teow cannot be missed out. Many of our friends recommend Dato Keramat Ah Leng Char Koay Teow, Pulau Tikus Sin Hwa Char Koay Teow and the list continues. Siam Road's Char Koay Teow is worth a try if you don't mind standing there for half an hour.

The uncle insists of frying the rice noodle dish individually to keep the taste consistent.

It's hard to find char koay teow stalls who still uses charcoal to fire their stove. Does the taste differ if a seller uses gas stove? We'll leave that for you to decide.

Fire up! Old man in action.

Smells good and "wok hei" is there. Based at the price tag the stall displayed is RM3.50 (small), RM4.20 (medium), RM5.50 (big). Siam Road is just along Jalan Anson, just keep to the left side of the road and drive slow.

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Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Penang Botanical Garden Tropical Fruit Ice

Everyday is a hot day in Penang and the only thing you ask for is an ice chilled drink or dessert.

Penang Botanical Garden Tropical Mango Fruit Ice

Instead of heading to a mall's dessert chain , you can enjoy the ice dessert at Penang's Botanical Garden (Kebun Bunga).

The tropical fruit ice dessert from Tropical Fruit Juice (Jus Buah-buahan Tropika) is just located along Jalan Kebun Bunga (not far from the entrance of Penang Botanical Garden).

A few worker is now manning the store.

Mango puree topping the ice shavings laced with brown sugar syrup. Beneath is a mixture of cut fruits such as honey dew, papaya and mango. Healthy dessert indeed.

A pretty good place to enjoy your dessert as you can breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the scenary.

Penang Weld Quay Chew Jetty Street Art and Food

The street art is not only limited to Georgetown area but has recently covered one of Penang's popular tourist spot, the Chew Clan Jetty.

So you are not only indulging with delicious local food but also food for your creative soul.

Malaysia Penang Weld Quay Chew Jetty Bicycle Ride

Many tourist has visited this jetty. Have you? As you walk along the plank walkway, you will see many souvenir shops which is not available a few years ago.