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Lara

Lara

5

As a Malaysian who has resided in Bukit Mertajam for over a decade, I can confidently say that this Penang Char Kway Teow is, by far, the most authentic I have ever tasted in Singapore. I sincerely hope that they will one day consider adding siham to it. It would be an incredible addition! 🥺

Pei Fen Niccholes

Pei Fen Niccholes

5

We stumbled upon this little gem by chance and had our dinner here. A quiet and cozy spot. It's perfect for unwinding and enjoying a peaceful meal

Adrian Lee

Adrian Lee

5

Will I return: Yes Recommended: Penang Char Kway Teow A delightful accidental find in a quiet corner of an ancient relic of a shopping mall :-) If you like wok hei, then the SGD10 char kway teow is a must order. It has right rare balance of wok hei and a bit of char. Love the generous portion of Chinese sausage (Lup Cheong). Kueh Pie Tees were decent. Serving them in Peranakan (Straits Chinese) tea cups is a nice touch. Penang Asam Laksa was fragrant and had an 'old style taste' - right balance mint and prawn paste umami. If the gravy had more minced sardines, it would have been perfect. ----------------------- A return visit to Penang Kitchen 3 weeks later Food was good! Dishes were individually prepared with finesse. Ordered my first visit favourite char kway teow. It was packed with old style wok-hei goodness and a generous portion of lup cheong. The penang prawn noodle soup was good and not as spicy as I expected. Soup was not overpowering and it packed a solid 'prawn punch' The seafood hor fun, served in a claypot, was tasty accentuated with a bit of the burnt hor fun taste. Fried kangkong was fresh. The sambal wasn't too spicy, nicely balanced with a faint belachan fragrance.

Songren Lim

Songren Lim

4

Decent plate of Penang CKT! Would definitely give a go if I’m in the area.

Roland

Roland

3

Not my first visit to this Penang restaurant, their Assam laska and rojak is one of my favourite, but realised that the prices have increased by quite a bit since my last visit almost a year ago. For two noodles, a sample r, rojak and two drinks it cost $56. It will be nice if they provide menu with prices instead of just showing the food menu on the table.