Hello, peeps! It’s been a while since we’ve hopped into our series of monthly food guide. With the MCO regulation slowly loosening up, some new cafes and restaurants have popped up too. If you’re wondering where they are, here are our top 5 new things to try in Penang that you shouldn’t miss out on. So, join us as we uncover these restaurants and cafes in the month of July!
Top 5 New Things To Try In Penang This July 2020
1. Miodis Cafe
Located in Abu Siti Lane, Miodis Cafe can be easily spotted with its pastel green exteriors and large arched windows. It’s worth mentioning that the interior is beyond stunning with bird cage-like chairs and cute decorations that vibe a modern Parisian style. Besides the Instagrammable corners, come here for some Western breakfast and photo-worthy teddy bear coffee!
Operating Hours: 10AM – 8PM (Closes on Sunday)
Address: No 34-B Lorong Abu Siti, 10400 Georgetown, Penang.
2. CP Museum
Offering a delightful range of Dim Sum choices, CP Museum is uniquely structured by 88 pieces of century-old treasure logs that give off a ‘dine in nature’ vibe. Tucked in Pulau Tikus, the menu is blissfully adorned with high-quality items too. From Abalone Siu Mai to Abalone Big Pau, there’s definitely no other place that levels up Dim Sum like CP Museum!
Operating Hours: 8AM – 5PM (Daily)
Address: 7, Jalan D.S Ramanathan, Pulau Tikus, 10350 George Town, Pulau Pinang.
Link(s): Facebook
3. Inherit Taste Patisserie
Inherit Taste Patisserie is a new addition to the dessert scene in Penang. Gaining a stream of attention on social media, it’s the colourful desserts here that have a win over many hearts. Most popular for its Mille Crepe Cake and Cheesecakes, the classic flavours are definitely a must-try. But if you’re finding more adventurous flavours, fret not to try out their Durian Mousse, Nyonya Kaya and Mango too!
Operating Hours: 12PM to 10PM (Closes on Wednesday)
Address: 16, Jalan Imigresen, 10400, Georgetown, Penang.
4. Dong Guan Kopitiam
Having breakfast at Dong Guan Kopitiam is like going back to the 70s. Whitewashed exteriors touched with green wooden doors, the interior is something to look forward to. Furnished with old cassette tapes, enamel mugs and plates, their menu even looks like an old-style newspaper! Best known for its Nasi Lemak, toasts and Kopi Peng, don’t miss out on this new gem.
Operating Hours: 7:30AM – 3:30PM (Daily)
Address: 16 Jalan Irrawaddy 10050 Georgetown, Malaysia.
Link(s): Facebook
5. Big Crab Street Food
One of the latest addition to the street food scene is undoubtedly Big Crab Street Food. Located along Jelutong Express Highway, you’ve probably noticed a large crab attached to a brightly lit building. A 2-story-building with over 25 stalls, come here for a simple hawker dish or level up your day with some fresh seafood. Otherwise, if you’re early enough, catch some Dim Sum delights before you go!
Operating Hours: 7AM – 12PM (Daily)
Address: 28, Fortune Park, Jalan Perusahaan Jelutong 2, 11600 Jelutong, Penang.
Link(s): Facebook
Have You Tried Them All Yet?
We’ve come to an end for our list of ‘Top 5 New Things To Try In Penang This July 2020’! We hope today’s post has been a helpful one. If you’ve got more suggestions, fret not to let us know in the comment section below. Anyways, we hope everyone stays safe and see you in the next post!
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