What’s the best thing about Penang Foodie? Aside from being the source of the BEST food on our island, for sure we are the BEST at constantly enlightening you with fantastic newcomers into the Penang food scene. HAH bet you’d agree with that, or else why did you click into this article at the first place. Gotcha! Alright, the moment you’ve been waiting for… Read on: Top 5 New Things to Try Out in Penang This Week.
Top 5 New Things to Try This Week
1. NORM
After taking a 3 month-long hiatus, NORM is back with a different look- it’s dripping with the true Penang refined coffeehouse charm. From the sleek look of white wall tiles and backsplashes, the very well-worn wooden decor, to the marbled coffeehouse tabletops, every corner is sprinkled with sparks of minimalism. A-list atmosphere aside, their menu is still appealing than ever. Imagine the squeal of the coffee machine, the skillfully made Flat White in your hands, their fluffy waffles, along with the sights playing out through the windows, you’d agree that NORM is the perfect spot to spend some lazy idle hours or time with intense thoughts.
Address: 260c, Lebuh Carnarvon, George Town, 10100 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating Hours: 11.00am- 12.00am
*Not Pork-free & Alcohol-free
2. Mía Cafe
With firm roots in Penang’s pastry cultures, where the former established, the latter still evolving, Mía Cafe is the perfect illustration of how far Penang has come, and where it might be heading to. In fact, if you happen to be both a dessert lover and a cynophile, this cafe shall be your next venture. Don’t get me wrong, Mía Cafe ain’t a pet cafe where you get to be swarmed by puppies, but a cafe which serves real-life dogs as your after-meals! Oh wait, am I spawning misunderstandings? I mean, they serve Real-life Dog Cakes! Look at how adorable these cakes are!
Address: 15, Jalan Kek Chuan, George Town, Malaysia
Operating Hours: 11.00am- 11.00pm, closed on Tuesdays
*Pork-free
3. 4Fingers Crispy Chicken
Fried chicken is an inherently Malaysian indulgence. As a bonafide fried chicken fiend, there’s nothing happier than wreaking havoc on piles of fried chicken, collecting more bones than our Muzium Negara in the process. Certainly, we loved 4Fingers for their silky strips of fried chicken doused in hot sauce and accompanied with good kimchi or seaweed fries to finish. And now we love them MORE for opening their store at Queensbay Mall. For those who haven’t try 4Fingers Crispy Chicken out, prepare to have the biggest poultry-induced orgasm of your life.
Address: #2F-96 & 103, Queensbay Mall, Persiaran Bayan Indah, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang
Operating Hours: 10.00am- 10.00pm daily
*Halal
4. Barry’s Cafe
During the evening, Barry’s Cafe will be buzzing with live music performances. By day, however, it’s a spot that prides itself on its relaxed atmosphere. Serving tantalising treats in a light, laid-back interior makes Barry Cafe itself perhaps, the platonic ideal of a neighbourhood cafe in Bishop Street. Western and Asian cuisines, all are very reasonably priced at this lovely place to linger. Trust us, great food, great wine, great ambience and great coffee – Barry’s Cafe truly has it all.
Address: 27 Bishop Street, Penang, Malaysia
Operating Hours: 11.00am- 11.00pm, closed on Monday
*Not Pork-free & Alcohol-free
5. Boozer
If you want to get under Penang’s skin, there’s one place to do it. Found on just about every street corner, the boozer remains one of Georgetown’s most enduring social institutions. Penang probably has the best choices of long-established drinking holes, but there is never too many. Visit Boozer, the new drinking spot you have to dive in.
Read Also: LIANG Sandwich Bar is Giving Away 100 Scallion Sandwiches for FREE!
Tucked at a corner at Jalan Gurdwara, this namesake drinking place has a delightfully eclectic interior. They adopted the glass-house design where the entire boozer is surrounded by transparent glasses, guaranteeing you to have a fueled up night ahead.
Address: 2G Jalan Gurdwara, George Town, Malaysia
Operating Hours: 7.00pm- 3.00am daily
* Not Alcohol-free
You might also like Top 5 Things to Try Last Week and The Week Before Last Week
We would like to invite you to join our New Private Community Group! Here you are free to ask questions, share your love for food, and explore the Penang community! We will also regularly post about casual promos and latest findings.
Click on the button below and hunt good food with us today!
The post was first published on Foodie.
Barry’s cafe is not a recommended place. Rhe food is way below par. Mushroom soup is made from those supermarket mass produced can. Pasta does not taste good at all.
For penangfoodie sake and as a loyal follower, i urged to rewrite this article.
Hi an importantoffer
Just click on the link below to qualify
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1–ywBonZVtj-4NNsLqQsV56W-wXSahhL/preview
Hy there, Look what we have for you! a fineoffering
To qualify click on the link below
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1b7mG9BdJqd6JAzv7HkLw8EXRiQNYJzvG/preview
Hi Good news ! an amazingoffers
Are you in?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L9EM4VSMqHAK8M2goa0CKxPM7m18-EK0/preview