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Home / Food Review / THE CAPE, PULAU TIKUS

THE CAPE, PULAU TIKUS

October 14, 2011 by StrawberrY Gal

The Cape Cafe located in Pulau Tikus had attracted me to visit during my visit back to Penang. The restaurant is located at the junction of Burma Road and Cantonment Road.

Here, the menu offers a variety of dishes from chicken, fish as well as pork. The restaurant is well decorated and it serves lunch, afternoon snacks and dinner. It offers healthy dishes cooked with chicken, pork, fish and seafood.

The dishes were similar to home-cooked dishes yet having its unique way of presentation. Its specialty is steamed rice with dishes served in bamboo. The steamed rice in the bamboo comes with a selection of toppings, including chicken, salted meat, scallop abalone & sesame fish. As so, we ordered 4 sets which comes with a jelly as well as a bowl of soup.

Village Wine Chicken Bamboo Steamed Rice is where the rice is steamed and the chicken. The taste is very nice as it is full of the chinese wine taste.
Taste:5/5
Price: RM 14.20

Sesame Fish Bamboo Steamed Rice is slighty salty. The fish is being steamed together and we hardly can find the fish inside the set
Taste:3/5
Price: RM 14.20

Scallop Abalone Bamboo Steamed Rice is where there are small slices of scallop abalone are being steamed together and added with mushrooms in it.
Taste:3/5
Price: RM 14.20

Lastly is the Chicken Mushroom Bamboo Steamed Rice where the chicken meat is being steamed together with the mushrooms. The sweetness taste of the chicken is absorbed to the rice. The taste is kinda nice but rice is slightly soft.
Taste: 3/5
Price: RM 14.20

Address:
The Cape
381, Jalan Burmah,
10350 Pulau Tikus, Penang.

Business Hours:
Opens Daily: 11am – 10pm

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