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You are here: Home / Food Review / PENANG ONE, KOTA DAMANSARA: A PLACE FOR PENANG HAWKER DELIGHTS CRAVING

PENANG ONE, KOTA DAMANSARA: A PLACE FOR PENANG HAWKER DELIGHTS CRAVING

February 16, 2014 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

Penang One is one of my favourite places of craving the Penang Cuisine whenever I feel like having my home-town food. Being a Penangties, it is quite hard to find the delicious Penang delights at any-time I wish to crave them. I had them before the last round and craving for more now.

char koay teow
Char Koay Teow is neverless my favorite item which I wish to have when we are in Peanng. The stir fried koay teow which is well stir fried with soy sauce and topped with twi huge prawns were good. The delicious texture noodles with the beansprouts added together are sinfully delicious too.
Price: RM 10.90
Asam laksa
Asam Laksa is always my favourite. All the way from Penang, the broth is thick and savoury. Topped with the keembung fish on top, it is such a sinfully dish and the portion is slightly smaller.
Price: RM 9.50

muar chee
We also tasted the Muar Chee too where it is filled with lots of peanuts.

tneah kuih
Tneah Kuih is one of the olden days desserts. The sweet desserts served cold with the gula melaka showered over it. Sweet delights is just perfect to end our meals.
Price: RM 3.80

chendol
Not only that, you can get a taste of chendol too. The Penang Style Chendol which is filled with the thick coconut milk is indeed sweet and delicious too.
Price: RM 5.00

Address:
16-1, Jalan PJU5/7, Dataran Sunway,
47810 Kota Damansara, PJ
GPS: N03 09.071 E101 3.396
Opening Hours:
Monday – Sunday (10.30 AM- 10.30 PM)

Restaurant: M, Penang [email protected] Damansara Locations: Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor Food: Asam Laksa, Char Koay Teow, Muar Chee Category: Food Review


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