Have you ever experienced waking up in the middle of the night with a growling stomach? Well, those midnight hunger pangs aren’t just gonna disappear on their own. Lucky for you, we have compiled the best supper spots in Penang that are perfect for you to get those sweet midnight calories. No worries, you can always hit the gym the next day because in all honesty, who can ever resist supper?
15 Must-Try Supper Spots In Penang For Your Midnight Hunger Pangs
1. KS Abu Jalan Larut
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One of the OG supper spots in Penang is none other than Abu. As a late-night supper spot with a wide array of items on their menu such as Maggi Goreng, Nasi Lemak, Roti Canai, and more, it’s no wonder Penangites love KS Abu Jalan Larut. It is highly recommended to order their Tom Yam Maggi Goreng with fried chicken as it’s a plate of delicious, not-to-be-missed perfection. The list of ‘Roti’ items here is endless too, making it the ideal supper spot to check out when in Penang.
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Address: Tapak Penjaja Sementara Gerai, No.8, Jalan Larut, 10050 George Town, Penang
Operating hours: 3 pm-2.30 am (Monday-Thursday) | 4 pm-4 am (Friday-Sunday)
Status: Muslim-owned
2. Xian Yang Lao Steamboat
Are you a steamboat lover? Then good news, this newly-opened hotpot spot in George Town, operates until 3am and they are the first to serve Lala Hotpot in Penang. Personally, we’ve tried the Lala Hotpot and the soup was warm, comforting, and paired really well with the fresh Lala. Did you know that there are 4 ways you can enjoy the Lala Hotpot? First, you will enjoy the Lala on its own, then you can Lala soup and savouur the deep umami flavours before turning it into a hotpot and finally, you can even have it in the form of “Pao Fan” paired with rich seafood broth.
Address: 7, Jalan Rangoon, 10400 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 3 pm-3 am (closed on Monday)
Status:Â Non-Halal
3. KSB Nur
Another popular Mamak supper spot in Penang is KSB Nur which is operated by Abu’s sibling. Here, the Maggi Goreng Special is superb as it comes with crispy Ayam Goreng and Telur Mata. They also serve an array of Roti items here like Roti Canai, Roti Tisu, Roti Telur, and more. For drinks, you have got to order their Milo Special which comes topped with Milo powder. The best combo is Maggi Goreng Special and Milo Special and you’ll get both savoury and sweet in one meal.
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Address: 454, Beach St, Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang
Operating hours:Â 7pm-4am (Daily)
Status: Muslim-owned
4. Nasi Tomato Batu LanchangÂ
Residents in Batu Lanchang will be no strangers to the infamous Nasi Tomato Batu Lanchang when hunger strikes late at night. The Nasi Tomato here is cooked using natural ingredients making it fluffy and fragrant. As for the dishes, their signatures here are the Kambing Kurma, Ayam Goreng, and Daging Masak Kicap. Of course, to wrap up a plate of glorious Nasi Tomato, you most certainly cannot miss out on Kuah Campur.
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Address: 25, Lintang Batu Lancang, Jelutong, 11600 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 6 pm-2 am (closed on Sunday)
Status:Â Muslim-owned
Link(s): Facebook
5. Hinggaq BurgerÂ
When it comes to supper, Ramly Burgers will definitely be on our list. Do check out Hinggaq Burger, a humble burger stall established since 2015 in Penang that recently went viral for serving Ramen Burgers drizzled with a generous amount of cheese sauce. Yes, you’ve read it right, burgers with a side of instant noodles and loaded with cheese sauce. If this is a little too new for you, they also have other types of Ramly Burgers like one with Mozzarella Cheese, Smashed Burger, Fried Chicken and more. Feeling under the burger weather? Go for their Cheese Ramen that consists of Samyang Ramen, Hotdog, and of course Cheese Leleh.
Address: Hinggaq Burger, Jalan Maklomm, Nusantara, George Town, Penang
Operating hours:Â 6.30pm-12.30 am (or sold out)
Status:Â Muslim-owned
Contact number: 018-402 4714
Link(s): Facebook | Instagram
6. Nasi Kandar Beratur Original
You know what they say; when in Penang, Nasi Kandar is an absolute must. So when you’re craving for Nasi Kandar in the middle of the night, fret not, Nasi Kandar Beratur Original which has been around since 1943 is here to the rescue! You can probably tell from its name that there will be hungry foodies who will ‘beratur’ (or queue) just for a plate of their heavenly Nasi Kandar. In fact, even before the stall opens, there will already be a queue and this itself is a testament that they live up to their name. Now go ahead, design your plate of Nasi Kandar with your favourite dishes, and don’t forget a final stroke of Kuah Campur.
Address: 98, Jln Masjid Kapitan Keling, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 9.30pm-8am (opens daily)
Status:Â Muslim-owned
Contact number:Â 012-448 3001
Link(s): Facebook
7. Pos Burger Jelutong
The next Ramly burger spot that makes for a good supper spot in Penang is none other than Pos Burger. If you’re a true fan of Ramly Burger, then you’ll know that Pos Burger has been known for serving its juicy burgers with potatoes since 1969. Here’s a pro tip: go for their Super Crunchy Burger with Fried Chicken and you will never go back. First, the size of this burger is incredible and can even be enough to be shared between 2 persons. One bite and you’ll taste that the battered fried chicken is perfectly seasoned and when sandwiched between fluffy burger buns, it’s heavenly.
Address: Lebuhraya Jelutong, Taman Jelutong, 11600 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 6pm-1am (closed on Sunday)
Status:Â Muslim-owned
Contact number: 011-2410 2930
Link(s): Facebook | Instagram
8. Kwong Wah Tom Yam
Let’s make our way across the Penang Bridge for a bowl of hearty Tom Yam Noodles. We’re talking about Raja Uda, the go-to place for lip-smacking Tom Yum. To start off, pick your own ingredients and then choose your noodle type and broth (either clear soup or Tom Yum). Here’s our personal recommendation; Tom Yum Maggi with your preferred choice of ingredients. It’s located right beside Kwong Wah Primary School and it is easily distinguished as there will be a snaking queue. During peak hours, get ready to wait at least 30 minutes as they cook each bowl upon order, but trust us, you won’t regret it.
Address: 7121 – G, Jalan Raja Uda, Kampung Bagan Jermal, 12300 Butterworth, Pulau Pinang (Beside SRJK (C) Kwong Wah Primary School)
Operating hours:Â 6pm-3am (closed on Wednesday)
Status: Non-Halal
Contact number: 012-574 2696
9. Ali IPG Mamak dan Roti Hong Kong
Next up, we have Ali Mamak; a 24-hour supper spot in Penang that is known for their Roti John and Nasi Lemak Goreng. In fact, this supper spot was established way back it qualifies as one of the pioneer spots for those looking to satiate their hunger pangs. When you’re here, of course, the must-order is the infamous Nasi Lemak Goreng that’s best paired with a cup of Teh Ais (iced tea). If you prefer something lighter, then you can always go for their Roti Canai, Roti Bom and many more.
Address: Jalan Lunas, Kampung Syed, 10350 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours: 24 hours
Status: Muslim-owned
10. Sup Hameed
One look at the name of the stall and honestly, this place needs no introduction. Sup Hameed has been operating for more than 38 years and this local joint has earned the liking of Penangites with their famous beef and mutton soup. Cooked with various meat parts and herbs, their signature soups give off a strong, thick flavor for a savory ride. Many also came for the well-known ‘Sup Torpedo’, a broth that is cooked using bulls’ testes!
Address: 48, Jln Penang, George Town, 10000 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 8am-1.30am (opens daily)
Status: Halal
Contact number: Â 04-261 8007
11. Restoran Yunus Khan (Jiao Sai)
Maggi Goreng for supper? Yes, please! Jiao Sai has been around for a while and supper kakis always flock over for a plate of their Maggi Goreng Ayam. Here, the fried chicken is diced into small, crispy bite sized versions. Order a plate of Maggi Goreng with Ayam Goreng and Telur Mata (sunny side up) and supper is set. Oh, for drinks, of course you have to order the Teh Ais.
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Address: 79, Jalan Rangoon, 10400 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 5pm-4am (Monday-Thursday) | 5pm-5am (Friday-Sunday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Contact number: 018-400 7315
12. La Mei Zi
If you’re looking for a simple, no-fuss spot where you can truly enjoy a hotpot session for supper in Penang, then La Mei Zi is the perfect place. For broth recommendations, we can say that La Mei Zi serves the best Old Duck Soup in Penang, and it goes really well with their Mala broth. There are also various hotpot ingredients to choose from, and this reason alone is enough for us to know the reason they’re one of the OG supper spots in Penang.
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Address: 5, Jalan Nagor, George Town, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 2pm-4am (opens daily)
Status: Non-Halal
Contact number: 04-227 9969
13. Ping Hwa Lok Lok @ Pulau Tikus
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When you ask Penangites where a good supper spot is, Ping Hwa Lok Lok at Pulau Tikus Night Market will surely be on the list. Here, the tables are set with fresh Lok Lok skewers that are labelled by colour according to their price. Don’t be surprised when you are paired with strangers at the same table but just get a seat, pick your ingredients, and plop them into the boiling hot water right in the middle of the table. Once it’s cooked, don’t forget to also dip the ingredients into their homemade sauces for that extra spicy kick.
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Address: Jalan Pasar, Pulau Tikus, 10350 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 4pm-10pm (closed on Wednesday)
Status: Non-Halal
Contact number: 016-457 6967
14. Green House Prawn Mee
Moving on on our list of the best supper spots in Penang is none other than Green House Hokkien Mee. This stall was even awarded with the MICHELIN Bib Gourmand 2023. A bowl of Hokkien Mee here comes with umami broth that you can tell has been simmered for hours and you can even choose to add on extra toppings like Sio Bak (Roasted Pork) or Fish Balls.
Address: 133A, Jalan Burma, George Town, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating hours:Â 9am-1.30pm (daily)
Status: Non-Halal
Contact number:016-269 1717
15. Blok 5
Blok 5 located in Bayan Lepas is a supper spot that is recognizable for its strategic location tucked right underneath a flat. Here, their menu is more modern as they serve Cheesy Nachos, mushroom soup, burgers, spaghetti, and more. They also have Char Koay Teow if you’re looking for something local and familiar. If you ask us, we will say the must-order is the Cheesy Nachos that come with torched cheese.
Address: Blok5, Flat Jalan Tengah, Bayan Baru, Bayan Lepas, 11950 Penang
Operating hours:Â 3pm-12am (closed on Wednesday)
Status: Muslim-owned
Contact number:Â 016-269 1717
The Ultimate Penang Supper Guide
So there you go, the ultimate Penang supper guide that you can save and follow along. Feel free to drop your recommendations in the comments section since sharing is caring right? If you’re already out looking for supper, this list will help you make those calories count. Enjoy!
Also read:Â 10 Best Spots In Penang For A Hearty Brunch
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