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What is the best food to eat in Penang, Malaysia?

about 8 years ago about Penang, Malaysia

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Asked by Lim Baby via Ask a Nomad iPad app

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  Nasi Kandar and Rojak Mamak. about 8 years ago

  Answered by Wan A.B via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Go to Gurney Drive, it's the best place for food. about 8 years ago

  Answered by Michael J.Kulas via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Try the Nasi kandar and the Kway teow - awesome about 8 years ago

  Answered by Susie Marshall via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Laksa penang! about 8 years ago

  Answered by Ariffin alhaj via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Sidewalk cafes on Gurney Drive about 8 years ago

  Answered by @anggasaleh via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Any hawker stall about 8 years ago

  Answered by Kaj Storgaard via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  Try out Lorong Selamat "Char Koay Teow".. It's guarantee delicious! Note- not the red hat aunts, expensive and rude, ktg char Koay Teow not bad. I recommend the hidden char Koay Teow stall inside the food court which formerly known as midtown cafe. Thumbs up for this!,! about 8 years ago

  Answered by John Ang Gim Yong via Ask a Nomad iPad app
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  We were there in December and stumbled across a recommendation in Timeout magazine for the best place for Fish Head Curry. Took a taxi there and even the taxi driver wanted to know how we knew about this place because it has quite the reputation. It was, without doubt, the best Malaysian food I've ever had.
  
  Restaurant 77
  77-D Persiaran Gurney
  10250 penang
  (Tel 2279086)
  
  Super Yummy
  
  (Don't be put off by the name nor the fact that the dish arrives with a fishes head, teeth included.)
  
  You'll have to take a taxi as it's a little way outside the old town, but it's worth the effort. It's also near an excellent night market so you can finish with some Ice kachang afterwards just a short stroll away. over 6 years ago

  Answered by Original Nomad via WorldNomads.com
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  Everything over 6 years ago

  Answered by Ken Stanphill via Ask a Nomad iPad app