Penang is an island filled with fun going activities, places to visit and historical sites to visit. But, as for my concerned, I am more into the FOOD's of Penang, because Penang is one of the places with has the most varieties of choice in foods and also a lot of must-try food in Penang.
This idea was actually a starting plan from me and my friends, because we all love to hang out and also especially going to to try different food at different places. From there, the idea of having A One Day Food-Hunting Trip in Penang emerge and formed into a solid plan.
This is a story or a journey though A One Day Food-Hunting Trip in Penang.
Itinerary
Time
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Agenda
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9.00 am
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Gather
in KDU
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9.15 am
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Depart
from KDU using Link-Bike
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9.40 am
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Toh
Soon Café, Campbell Street
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11.00 am
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Roti
Canai, Transfer Road
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11.45 am
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Depart
from Transfer Road to Street Art
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12.45 pm
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Mee
Sotong, Esplanade
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2.45 pm
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Depart
from Esplanade
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3.10 pm
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Cendol,
Penang Road
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3.30 pm
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Cucur
Udang/ Ais Tingkap, Lebuh Tamil
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4.00 pm
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Depart
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4.30 pm
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Lok
Lok, Chew Jetty
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5.30 pm
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Depart
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6.00 pm
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Two
Buns, Lebuh Melayu
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7.45 pm
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Tang
Yuan, Lorong Madras
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8.30 pm
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Back
to KDU, Penang
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1. Toh Soon Café
To non Penangites, Toh Soon Cafe is a small coffee shop situated at a back lane along Campbell Street that serves a varity of bread and toasts, homemade Hainan coffee and nasi lemak. Before the 'invasion' of Oldtown Kopitam, Starbucks, Coffee Bean, Station 1 and others, Toh Soon was 'THE' place in town for coffee.

Any set of toast or bread with 2 half boiled eggs and a cup of coffee is somewhere around RM3.80 to RM4, a reasonable price if you ask me. The uniqueness of Toh Soon’s toasts is the preparation method by using a super old charcoal stove. In Penang you could probably see this kind of stove at Toh Soon only, partly because it is modified from an oil drum.

The Hainanese coffee (RM1.70 for besar – large, RM$1.40 for kecil – small) was well-brewed, smooth, and fragrant, making it an irresistible cup of nostalgic tasting goodness.

Toh Soon Cafe
Campbell Street, Off Penang Road,
George Town, 10100 Penang
Business hour: 8am to 6pm (Closed on Sundays)
Campbell Street, Off Penang Road,
George Town, 10100 Penang
Business hour: 8am to 6pm (Closed on Sundays)
2. Roti Canai, Transfer Road
Roti Canai are one of the landmarks on Transfer Road. Early in the morning, their stalls are already crowded with people buying and queuing up for their breakfast at the side of the road. Plain Roti Canai with Chicken Curry (RM8.50). You may choose between mutton, beef or dhall for curry. The aromatic was a little bit different with normal roti canci but the drumstick was tender.

Roti Canai & Roti Bakar Transfer Road
Jalan Transfer, 10050 George Town,
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Business Hour : 7.30am – 1.30pm,
finished around 11.30am during weekend & public holidays.
Street Arts
One the other hand, we did took a small stop for street art hunting. :3

A small little group photo with our tourist on-hand together with my group members.
3. Mee Sotong, Esplanade
The Padang Kota Lama aka Esplanade is next to the famous Fort Cornwallis in Penang. On one end is this foodcourt, aptly named Padang Kota Lama as well. Just opposite is the sidewalk by the sea where you can enjoy both the refreshing breeze and view. The cook doesn’t prepare each order individually but dishes out the noodles quicker by cooking in big batches. Your option here is either the wet mee rebus that comes with gravy or the dry mee goreng. Both would be heaped a generous helping of sambal sotong just prior to serving and you would need to mix it up as you eat.

Hameed ‘Pata’ Mee Sotong
6, Kota Selera Padang Kota Lama (Fort Cornwallis Food Court), Jalan Tun Syed Sheh Barakbah,10200, Georgetown, Penang.
Business Hours: 11:30am – 8:00pm (Monday – Saturday) Closed on Sunday
4. Teochew Chendul, Penang Road
A timeless Malaysian dessert on shaved ice dessert with soft fresh pandan-flavored palm flour noodles immersed in light coconut milk, sweetened by gula melaka and kidney beans through the dish. This dish is best served during hot weather as it is chilling and sweetening.

Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul
Penang Road 27 & 29 Lebuh Keng Kwee,
10100 Georgetown, Penang.
Business Hour: Mon-Fri - 10:30am - 7pm, Sat-Sun - 10am - 7:30pm
5. Ais Tingkap
The stall's bright blue signboard emblazoned with 'Ais Tingkap' isn't hard to miss. Imagine, Penangites have been savouring this sweet, refreshing beverage containing biji selasih (basil seeds), isi kelapa (coconut flesh), sirap ros (rose syrup), kelapa air (coconut water) and shaved ice for close to a century. It doesn't get any cooler than that!

Ais Tingkap at Lebuh Tamil
Lebuh Tamil Penang 10100
Business Hour: Mon-Sat, 12noon-8pm; Closed on Sun
6. Lok Lok, Chew Jetty
What can be better than discovering a whole lot of tasty lok lok during a short road trip? Lok Lok in Penang is known as a trendy “pick-me-up” delicacy for everyone who happens to visit Penang. Healthy, hand crafted and deliciously dipped into different kinds of gravy, Penang lok lok are known to be made with only the best ingredients.

Jetty Lok Lok
Pengkalan Weld, 59A, Chew Jetty, Georgetown,
Penang Island 10300, Malaysia.
Business Hour: Open Everyday 5pm-1am
7. Two Buns
For such a small place, the menu is surprisingly innovative, with a wide selection of unique beef, pork, and chicken burgers, in addition to some awesome dirty fries and milkshakes of various types. Nice decor and vibe, friendly staff, and a free video game to play while you wait. Great experience, and the burgers are only about 15 ringgit each!!

Two Buns
66-70, Lebuh Melayu, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang.
Business Hour: Open Everyday 9am-10pm
8. Tang Yuan
Tangyuan is a chinese dessert made from glutinous rice flour mixed with a small amount of water to form balls and then either cooked and served in boiling water or sweet syrup (sweet ginger syrup, for example). Tangyuan can be either small or large, and filled or unfilled. They are traditionally eaten during the Lantern festival, but also served as a dessert on Chinese wedding day, Winter Solstice Festival , and any occasions such as family reunion.

Hoe Hock Tien Tang Yen
Jalan Magazine, George Town, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang.
Business Hour: Open everyday 5pm-12am.
This concludes the food hunting journey that we took on in Penang. And also we were all using bicycle to cycle around Georgetown going from places to places to enjoy the food.

A short video about us during the trip.
A One Day Trip
A trip together with your long-term brotherhood is always the best.

"True bother are never apart made in distance by never by heart."
Outfit of the day
It is being said that everyone have their on sense of style and how how they would like to dress up. As for me i don't really like much about dressing up or how i should be because to me, as long as i have to wear then i am cool with it. However to suit the theme that have been choose that was black and white *quite normal theme right* xD. These are my outfit for the day.
Just a black long short sleeve shirt that can be as jacket if you are afraid of sun or maybe the cold, this can be your out-most protection layer. On the inside is a white singlet, as i love freedom that much and we are going to sweat all day, i prefer something more relaxing and more less heat-resistant. Therefore these are my outfit choices.

*although i really wanted it :D*
Quotes of the day
Everyone has their on favorite quotes of the day right, and mine happen to be, this
"Don't judge me based the scars of my body or my story by the chapter you walk in.
If you judge people, then you have no time to love them."
That is why in life they say
"Let your smile change the world, but not the world change your smile."

Finally, let's have a little emo quotes that suits the picture ^.^

"It hurts, but it's okay, I am used to it."
Group Member
It all comes to the end, thanks to my group member who all participated in activity together as we achieve victory.

Special Thanks to~
Dennis Ooi
Dhevan Kumar
Kei
Pei Wen
Wan Xin
Without you all they will be no today :3
See you again for the next trip.