Kimberley Street is my heaven during childhood days, a glass of soy milk that night will make the day different. Even it may not taste the same now, it has my childhood memory, and of many old Penang people.... the food still taste the same to me, not with my taste bud but in my heart........
(i) Char Koay Teow(炒粿条)– Stall outside Kedai Kopi Sin Guat Keong
(ii) Koay Chiap(鸭肉粿汁) - opposite Kedai Kopi Sin Guat Keong
(iii) Koay Teow Th’ng (粿條湯)- on the right of Si Ko Th'ng(Almond tea) stall
(iv) Si Ko Th’ng(四果汤) & Heng Jin Teh (杏仁茶) or Almond tea - on the right of Char Koay Teow stall
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Teochew Koay Chiap(潮州鴨肉粿汁)
This is a very popular stall since old days...
Kei-gha-koay-teow-th'ng(
Koay Teow Th'ng - this koay teow th'ng is different, you can see they also sell the lor chicken, chicken wings, intestines and other organs.....
Swatow-kai-si-ko-th'ng -heng-jin-teh(槟城四果汤杏仁茶 )
Si Ko Th'ng(四果汤) but it is more famous for Heng Jin Loh or Almond tea(Heng Jin Teh, 杏仁茶). Heng Jin Loh is must try, as it has dissapeared fast as street food in Penang. It used to have one stall at Carnarvon Street in early 60s, just in front of se-teoh-kong-si, opposite Prangin Lane, but no more today. The middle age man sitting with red shirt , and smiling is the boss Mr Goh Cheng Hoe (档主吴清河)
Chee Chong Fan(inside Sin Guat Keong coffee shop)
Char Koay Teow (炒粿條)
The Char Koay Teow is fried without chilly, if fried with chilly it will look more colorful
There are other popular stalls, cross over the road is the Soy or soya bean water, Ah Seng Char Mee Hoon, Ah Hai koay teow th'ng, Wantan Mee ; opposite is newly opened air conditioned outlet Old House Cafe, converted from 6 units of old colonial houses, selling Penang street food in more cozy environment. Further there are few coffee shops selling various hawker foods....
So, spending the night at Kimberley street is a night of hawker food you will never regret.......
Note: For visitor who are new to Penang , Kimberley Street (汕頭街 or sua-toa-kay)is not Swatow Lane(汕头巷 or sua-toa-hang),the names are very close in Chinese language.
这里曾经有个叫阿龙炒果条的(用濑尿虾炒)的~
ReplyDelete也在柑仔园maybank隔壁茶室卖过。。茶室拆了。。
不晓得跑去那里了。。
He now moved to Dato Kramat at the corner coffee shop of Jalan Dunlop,not far from Padang Brown. Just opposite the old cinema.
ReplyDelete槟城乔治市柑仔园路,联邦餐厅(前联邦戏院)对面的群香咖啡店里。
问对人了~谢谢
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