Geforce, yea I know , but its like Melaka and opening cendol, both share the same name as cendol Ma, which is quite diff actually

IMO when u eat something , don't bother too much on the name itself or u will limit urself too much on how it shud taste and how it shud be cooked.

Btw yes , I won't want to call Penang hokkien mee as prawn mee too , just like I wont use soccer to call football

+1

totally agree

Give la address or GPS coordinates so I can try.

BTW Have you try the dim sum at Shanghai Chinese restaurant at JW Marriot KL or Xin Cuisine restaurant in Concorde Hotel KL?

its a shop along Jalan Kulim (this place is in BM, not Kulim) business hour is night time.....

hotel food? never bother to try

no specific address cos I always get lost in BM.

Those restaurant have imported famous dim sum chef from Hong Kong and China. Very ho heong and ho mei! (sry my Chinese sux)

i dont have the exact address, sorry

only know beside the shop is church, opposite is shell station...

i personally been to many event and seminar in local hotels, tasted quite a lot of food, but none of them nice..... acceptable, but not to say really good......

and ironically, 2moro is going to be another 1 buffet lunch over island, kena paksa go 1

so cant do anything, just hentam lah..........

I read about this Rojak King, where is it located? Different website point to different area in google maps?

you mean hock seng rojak?

Click for google map

Read that the Nasi Kandar Beratur along Jalan Masjid Kapitan Keling isn't the original one. Is that true?

Source

yes, this is true, kesian the owner of the ori one, but what to do? business is like this mah.....

this case is very similar to Lunas roasted duck....

the big restaurant which got lots of customers is NOT the ori one, the REAL ori shop is just directly opposite it, whether u believe it or not.....

The fake shop just open recently? Because I knew, there's one or two shoplot beside the stall that open since few years ago, but they never serve any food or drinks, only table for the customer..

I think the actual nasi kandar start operating from morning, I went pass several time and saw it..

If its crowded it must be good.

Most shit rojak I have ever tasted! It is like super sweet caramel (ba lei ko) flavored slightly with hee ko.
I wan the real hee ko and balachen!
Dun believe you go and try. Just make sure he makes a fresh batch for you.


waaah ... I always go after 10:30pm.

But when I enquired, many of my friends perfer the one after 10pm wan...
and according to 'hardcore' fans, the best is only if you eat after 2am!!!

PS my fav is still line clear. And hey if you have a passion for curry goose try Tajuddin Hussian at Queen Street. Pls go there before 12:30pm.

This post has been edited by DarkNite: Mar 7 2011, 02:39 PM

Line clear is also one of my fav, I always get those whole chicken leg, cheap and BIG.. lolx The goose curry expensive or not? I always get it during bulan ramadan, dam nice but very expensive..

wow, got curry goose kah? nvr try b4.....

nice or not?

Line Clear has to be the most publicised Nasi Kandar outlet in the net. Yes, it is actually nice but there are better. I usually patronise Kassim Nasi Kandar in Brick Kiln Road (just in front of Gama). Well, last time when I was staying in Penang, my wife does shopping there and I just pop over there for a meal. The food is nicer here , in my opinion off course. The real nasi kandars are actually in Tamil St. beside Chowrasta Market. They are still there but has fallen in favour of the usual crowds. Till today, the best nasi kandar I have had is still Kassim Mustaffa in Bayan Baru. I don't know if they still maintain the quality but I has the best nasi kandar there.

There are so many actually and I tend to think that, just like Prawn Mee, if you see any stall in Penang, it will always be better than any in KL. Likewise nasi kandar, any of them beats most of the outlets in KL.

There's a good one in front of Continental Hotel, Penang Road, another good one in Hotel Merlin, Penang Street, another good one in Burma Road just a few steps from Him Heang biscuits and many many more.

When I was staying in Penang, there was this 'makcik' who sells her nasi on her front porch. The 'chicken Kapitan' I thnk was fantastic. I even ate the bones. That was before the place was demolished for newer buildings. I heard that she is still selling in Tanjong Tokong and anyone from Penang knows where?

This post has been edited by etigge: Mar 7 2011, 10:52 PM

sometimes, famous doesnt mean best......

example:

-7 village koay teow soup
-"kio kha teng" curry mee
-line clear nasi kandar
-raja uda "keh-liao" curry mee (the WORST of the WORST in fact)
-air itam market laksa

and usually, good food not necessary must have big restaurant, big shop, or full with customers.....

the best nasi lemak (bungkus type) was once beside chain ferry shell station, beside perodua showroom.....

miss that a lot, now no longer selling

cant find anymore nice nasi lemak bungkus in PG now, others are just average~

This post has been edited by geforce88: Mar 7 2011, 11:28 PM

Tried Line Clear when I was there couple months back. Found it quite alright. Wondering whether I should go for Nasi Kandar Beratur or Hameediyah on my next trip.

there's ntg wrong with line clear, its good, but not really the best as some ppl claimed......

this one of the weakness of these guys, they just are unable maintain the quality. Which is why outlets like Line Clear & the one below Hotel Merlin@Penang St are still the BEST after all these years.

There is one selling opposite the 'Floating Mosque' just beside the road on the hill slope. Dunno if it is the same one.
There are a few food outlets that sell excellence food but over the years they also disappear.

Hameediyah? Go before bulan puasa! Cos bulan puasa looooong queue and they either put too much salt or it taste bland!