Penang is Malaysian.
Penang, also known as "Penang", is one of the thirteen federal states in Malaysia and is located in the northwest of West Malaysia.
The entire Penang located in the Strait of Malacca is divided into two parts by the Penang Strait: Penang Island and Seberang Perai.
Seberang Perai is bordered by Kedah to the east and north, and Perak to the south. The west of Penang Island faces the Indonesian island of Sumatra across the Strait of Malacca.
Penang is named after the betel nut tree and is known as the "Emerald of the Indian Ocean". It has beautiful beaches and wilderness scenery, as well as many places of interest.
Its main tourist attractions include Penang Hill, Penang Botanic Gardens, Kek Lok Temple, Wat Pho, Penang Snake Temple, Khoo Koh Lung Shan Tong, Fort Cornwallis, resort beaches, explore Balik Pulau, Penang Bird Park, and George Town Heritage Sites
District, St. Anna’s Catholic Church in Bukit Mertajam, Penang National Park, Mukko Hill, Penang Road Market, etc.
Recommended food in Penang 1. Penang Hokkien Mee: As the most famous noodle in Penang, Hokkien Mee is famous for its rich soup base and tender noodles.
This dish usually uses shrimp, fish fillets, pork, etc. as the main ingredients, and is supplemented with coriander, chili, garlic and other seasonings. It has a delicious taste and endless aftertaste.
2. Assam Laksa: Assam Laksa is a classic delicacy in Penang. It is made of curry soup base, fish, coconut milk, spices, etc.
This dish has a rich spicy and sour taste and is a favorite among Penangites.
When tasting Asam Laksa, it’s best to pair it with some traditional Penang snacks such as cendol and curry puffs to enrich the taste.
3. Fried Kuey Teow: Fried Kuey Teow is one of the traditional snacks in Malaysia, and Fried Kuey Teow is the favorite recipe of Penang people.
This dish uses rice noodles, bean sprouts, eggs, sausages, etc. as its main ingredients, and is paired with special chili sauce and soy sauce. It has a spicy and delicious taste.
This delicious snack can be found in Penang’s night markets and street stalls.