When you’re over work and hardly have time for your family, will you feel guilty about it? Well, I do. That’s why I took a half day off just to spend time with hubby.While we were driving down to town, we both were thinking where to eat and what to eat. Cuz, at that point in time, we both have no idea where to go… so, we were driving around in town, and look for food. Then suddenly I told hubby why don’t we go for Hakka food.
I’ve been noticing this small little shop, whenever am around that area. I was told this row of buildings used to be residential and it has been converted to business use right now. If it's not because of the Rent Act 1966 that put in placed and fully implemented, we believe there are many tenants that renting these places with minimum rental will not move out.
Anyway, the food offer down here is minimum, of course, they have those typical Hakka food like 客家麵, 豬肉丸, 豬筋丸, 豬腳醋, 客家擂茶, 酿豆腐, etc.
The place though is rather small but it’s comfortable. The feeling of dining in is like having dinner or lunch at home. I hope I am not exaggerated [LOL].
Ok, let’s see what we have taken, ok?? 2 bowls of Hakka noodle (客家麵).
All the pork meat balls (豬肉丸, 豬筋丸).
And, a plate of bean sprouts.
And, of course 2 bowls of dessert. All in, we only spent about RM16 net without the 15% taxes.It’s not easy to find an authentic Hakka Cuisine in Penang, if you ever thought of going for a Hakka meal, do consider this place.
Food Review
Address & Contact Number
No. 3, Jalan Bawasah
10050 Penang
Tel: +60 16-435 6463 / +60 16-450 6085
Comments
and what a nice wife u r to take 1/2 day off to spend time with your hubby. =)
Big thanks again,
LY.Tai
allocating time for your hubby, aw... so sweet!
arGGgGgg so hungry now!
sob
Hi Coketai, don't mention. I never you're Hakka. Glad that this post does bring you to the memory lane.
Hi Rasa M'sia, Bawasah Road is actually behind the current Giant in Burmah, the former Fima Plaza. Visited your blog, and those food porn are killing me la!!! :D
Hi Christine, is it?? No chance to snap a few of those pictures before it closes down?
Hi Yummilicious, thks for dropping by. Hope to see you more often. Hehehe.... like I said not much choice to select, so, I didn't really notice whether they have Hakka Pork Leg or not??
Hi Celine, yes, reasonable price. Taste wise, this is better than the one in Sungai Nibong where they claimed they are from Kampar Hakka. After tasting them, still find this one better. The latest I know was, this shop belongs to Ong Pau Nee's son. And the shop is full of Hakka's history. Worth visit.
Hi WMW, a quick one would be those seafood eatery shops in Bukit Tambun. In Penang Island, he can try drive all the way down to Teluk Bahang (need to pass thru Batu Ferringhi), where Penangite called them End of the World. When he reaches that, he'll be seeing a small round about at Teluk Bahang town (that's after Penang Mutiara, now Continental. BTW, under reno right now). Take a 3 o'clock turn, and drive all the way down, he'll see a police station on his right and right after that, take a left turn, he'll see lots of seafood shops there. I was told those are reasonable price. Another place is called Hokkaido located in Bagan Jermal which is opposite a school call Pu Thee Secondary School. This price is a bit pricey, but good quality seafood. Errr... another place would be on the way to Batu Feringghi, opposite a construction site, few km before a hotel call Tanjong or before the escalated highway, there's a seafood restaurant also. Ah Pang or something like that... haven't try, but was told it was pretty good and cheap. Errr.... where else.... oh ya, another is call Tai Pak Kong temple... that am not sure where, I heard of it... 5xMom aka M'sia Best blogged about it before. Hope all these helps!!! And, ya... enjoy the trip!
NT89, Carnarvon Street, Penang (Opposite the Georgetown Heritage Centre)
Opening Hrs: 8 AM to 2 PM
(Closed on Tuesdays)
Contact No: 016 435 6463
Please do come by to visit me when time permits.
Regards.