Which few famous food is near Cititel hotel huh? so many food yet sooo many road name..

huge amount lol

walking distance one will be

1) kheng pin coffee shop lor bak
2) nasi kandar line clear
3) soul kitchen (not famous and serve italian food though, but it's stated inside an old house)
4) penang road cendol (at the coffee shop, the laksa and char koay teow quite famous too)
5) xian wei restaurant
6) heck, even the japanese restaurant inside cititel is famous and good


those are few which are walking distance. if got cab or take trishaw , even more!

7) sup torpedo downstairs mamak stalls

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Added on April 4, 2011, 12:20 pm8) salsa restaurant at the hotel opposite, can listen to the boss talk cork about wine.

This post has been edited by TommyTan: Apr 4 2011, 12:20 PM

Salsa also serve very succulent lamb shank. Do make reservation as many times can be full house.

Joez Coconut Jelly

KL SENTRAL BRANCH:
Level 1, KL Sentral,
Jalan Travers,
50470Kuala Lumpur.
(In Front of CIMB)

PENANG BRANCH:
201, Jalan Dato Keramat,
10150 Penang.

Hi there any delicious and famous tomyam mee around penang can recommend?? Thanks!

the food court near sunshine square
got 1 tomyam noodle very famous with the locals
be warned, super spicy

oh yea the market right? super nice! the spicy level is up to what i want! but sometimes too many ppl and too far so finding for other tomyam stalls

will be heading to the golden sands resort in penang..
i know it is quite inside batu ferringhi. could I ask the penang locals a favour?

which famous hawker food will be along the way or near golden sands resort?

thanks in advance ppl!

That area is tourist trap, scare to recommend hawker food cos all use gold wok & pots, so do prepare some gold bars to pay.

whole area is for slash tourist one

but if you no transport and want to sit and eat while watching girl sing on stage, ok la.

i will be driving there. so i will have a car to go around.

yea i guessed as much the area will be slashing tourists. but i got a good deal on the hotel there.

any recommendations on food near gurney drive?

Gurney Drive Hawker center near Sunrise Tower is another slashing tourists area. Do ask how much first before ordering!!
If you ask for kea liao do CHECK price FIRST!
Kea liao can make a bowl of keoy teow soup from RM3 to become RM15!
So what is your food preference? Halal or non?

Same thing with the pasembur too.

Ya, I remember it came out in the newspaper about RM2XX+ pasembur!
Dunno if it is true or actual, but the story goes like this, the customer did ask to ow much the crab and was told 'satu lapan ringgit' and the customer thinks waaah cheap. So the four fellow wracked a few pieces of crabs each!
During the dispute on the bill it dawn to them that each piece is RM18! Not RM8!

This post has been edited by DarkNite: Apr 19 2011, 03:55 PM

the "lam mee" at gurney drive there is quite good

Bro, gurney drive is a long road, so better let them know exactly where.

BTW at the middle of gurney drive is a coffeeshop, Song River, where the tai chow is gooding. But need to go there before 5.30pm or else you face will be damn long!
Their speciality is steam sting ray with spicy sauce, Japanese bean curd with crab meat...and forgot liao.
In the same coffeeshop there is a satay stall that serves nice beef satay with gooding peanut sauce.
The BBQ stall's chicken wing is also gooding.

Better no say anymore or else it become too crowd for me.

haha..song river i heard there are a few things which i can try.

oh chien and ckt is my main aim...
haha.. i plan to go somewhere which can have few stuff at once and easy parking would be good.

song river is in the list!

anywhere else where not so crowded but got good food? i am not really super picky.. i dont need to go super famous hawker. at least taste good and not like crap lo..

haha paiseh i mean the gurney drive huge food court, the place you can get 2 digit or even 3 digit priced passembur

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Added on April 20, 2011, 9:29 ambtw, want good food? adui, since at penang liao drive to carnorvon street, penang road, kimberley street, lebuh chulia there better la , haha

This post has been edited by samlee860407: Apr 20 2011, 09:29 AM

In Penang they called it 'pasembur' where else in KL it more or less 'Indian Rojak'. Pasemburs are mainly Indian or mamak fares but the chinese used to make and sell it and those days they are called 'chneah hoo' or literally green fish. I always patronise the one in Fettes Park near the housing playground in those days but I doubt it is still there. I hear there's another one chinese selling in Padang Browns hawker center. Can anyone confirm?