Nasi Lemak in Penang

[erection2015]

someone sent me this......any of you tried yet?

this place is opposite the Odeon theatre.

 

[YAYAPapaya]

Wherever or whatever it is, the nasi lemak across the bridge is always the best .

 

[mamabaden]

oh69.net

 

[soikee]

someone sent me this......any of you tried yet?

this place is opposite the Odeon theatre.

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The best nasi lemak in Penang is sold by a Malay family from a kampong house in the kampong opposite the Tua Peh Kong Beo along Batu Ferringhi.

Be prepared to queue for at least half an hour.

 

[YAYAPapaya]

Hi bro which bus stop to stop at Batu ferranghi?

 

[MOOLahMOJO]

Yummy, can I have second servings?

 

[Alamaking]

I dunno why I never really like MY nasi lemak....

 

[soikee]

Hi bro which bus stop to stop at Batu ferranghi?

Sorry I can't help cos I don't travel by bus.

 

[YAYAPapaya]

Sorry I can't help cos I don't travel by bus.

Think I will ask the bus driver where to stop oppo the TPK temple. Thanks bro.

 

[julyaric720]

Great thread,Thank you to all those who posted...., keep them coming : )

 

[halsey02]

Hi bro which bus stop to stop at Batu ferranghi?

In Penang unless you know the bus routes you best take taxi there...

 

[RODYK]

The best is at Lim Tua Tow road.

 

[Fishypie]

The best is at Lim Tua Tow road.

Bro RODYK, i see that you are banned; how do one reverse it ?..

 

[avelc]

Only tried the Nasi Kandar at Penang Road -- open till next morning so good for late supper. Google for Nasi Kandar Line Clear

 

[Froggy]

I dunno why I never really like MY nasi lemak....

One thing for sure their rice, big fat rice (tend to be too much water) cannot beat our Thai rice nasi-lemak. Better still is to use basmati rice like in Adam Road hawker centre.

 

[halsey02]

One thing for sure their rice, big fat rice (tend to be too much water) cannot beat our Thai rice nasi-lemak. Better still is to use basmati rice like in Adam Road hawker centre.

Penang food has got a unique, their local flavor, which is not the same as in SINgapore, though the name of the dish maybe the same, for instance, their "cai tow kuay" come with "tau gay" ( beans sprout), their Laksa comes in three flavors, curry version ( we call curry noodle), Thai version ( Penang style), & their famous Penang laksa.

Our Nasi Lemak, have different version too. The local here with their mismatch Malay..call it lasi ( as in lah) lomak ( as in low, & mark)..

 

[Froggy]

Was in Jakarta this week. Ate their soto ayam. Have its different from Singapore. Whether niceer or not I think it does not matter because sometimes it could be subjective due to habits and taste to each culture or location. I'm fedup with people who like to argue :oh we invented chicken rice" ; : "we invented bak-kuk-teh" ; "we invented char-kuay-teow" etc etc etc, my point is there is no need to argue about this, we just need to agree to disagree. For example prawn noodles in Singapore and Malaysia, they're both totally different style and taste no need to argue who invented it both are unique by itself. So is the bak-kut-teh in Malaysia and Singapore etc etc. Hainanese Chicken Rice cannot be found in Hainan Island or if one can its a totally different thing. So I really cannot understand why people has to be so "nationalistic" about food.

Just enjoy food and it will make this world a nicer place.

 

[Jlokta]

Just enjoy food and it will make this world a nicer place.

Wah!! Well said lah!!

Up you points though machiam it's like only a drop in the ocean.

Anyway I prefer those cheapo $1.50 wrapped in coconut leaf type.

Also because that's all that I can afford.

 

[Froggy]

Wah!! Well said lah!!

Up you points though machiam it's like only a drop in the ocean.

Anyway I prefer those cheapo $1.50 wrapped in coconut leaf type.

Also because that's all that I can afford.

Waaaa long time no see you here. How's Europe? But lots of chocolate not?

Sorry cannot help upgrade your $1.50 nasi lemak but can up you later today.

Cheers