Everyday Food I Love

New Lane hawker centre, Penang is a favourite amongst locals and some tourists. Along the stretch of road is every offering of all the food that has come to be associated with Penang with the best variations of each of these delicacies; especially notable ones include Hokkien mee, curry laksa, Char Kuey Teow, Char Hor Fun, pork intestines porridge, chee cheong fun, O' Chien, apom manis and the roasted chicken wing and drum stick.

Kedai Kopi Seow Fong Lye at Lorong Macalister, this coffee shop was always packed! Early morning people were already seen lining up at the Chee Cheong Fun stall  and the Char Koay Kak stall was equally as famous. Chee Cheong Fun stall operate from early morning until noon, but during peak season (Public holidays and weekends) the noodles may run out before 12pm.

Kimberly Street is a nice place to have some Penang Hawkers food at night, famous for their very good Char Kuey Teow, Kuey Chap, See Ko Teng (Sweet desserts using Gingko, Longans, jelly) and chicken feet. These stalls are at the Junction of Kimberly Street, Cintra Street and Sungai Ujong Road. Some Penangites think this place serves the best Char Kway Teow in town. Kuey chap which is a thick handmade noodles serve in dark brew gravy, chopped pig's skin, intestines, coagulated pig's blood, liver, duck-meat, hard-boiled egg and many other delicacies, this are Penang soul food.

The bustling Food City, a food court located just next to Sazarice, is a great place for cheap and tasty hawker food. The Lamb Chop from the Western Food's stall were simply superb!

Damai is a hotspot for delicious hawker's delights. Walking through the alley of shops at Damai Plaza Phase 4, filled with tables and chairs, the variety of mouth-watering hawker's food will definitely lured you to stop-by.

This is where I fix my craving for cendul and pasembor rojak whenever I come home to KL from KK or oversea. All this good food really make me  feel homesick. This is one the famous cendul and Indian rojak in Klang Valley that I would recommend you to try. Usually people buy for take away but there are chairs if you want enjoy your cendol and rojak here.

Food court is a place where you can savour in varieties of hawker's food at a reasonable price. Whether it is Char Koay Teow, Laksa, Chicken Rice, Soup Noodle or even Bak Kut Teh, a wide range of Malaysian favourites is available under one roof at Lido Square Food Court.

The Warung in Mid Valley Megamall is my favourite place for local delights. From Nasi Lemak, Roti Canai, Nasi Tumpang to Maggi Mee Goreng and Mee Rebus, you can always get your most favourite comfort food here.

Pasar Malam, literally translated as Night Market, is a street market that usually opens in the evening once a week in residential neighbourhood. It brings together a collection of stalls that usually sell goods such as fruits, vegetables, snacks, toys, clothes, shoes, alarm clocks, and ornaments at cheap or at least reasonable prices.

Damai is a hotspot for delicious hawker's delights. Walking through the alley of shops at Damai Plaza Phase 4, filled with tables and chairs, the variety of mouth-watering hawker's food will definitely lured you to stop-by.

Whether is just a plate of Fried Hokkien Mee or a few dishes with rice, Kedai Kopi Kam Kee always maintained its quality tastes of the food.

Food court is a place where you can savour in varieties of hawker's food at a reasonable price. Whether it is Char Koay Teow, Laksa, Chicken Rice, Soup Noodle or even Bak Kut Teh, a wide range of Malaysian favourites is available under one roof at Lido Square Food Court. The latest addition of stall including Chee Cheong Fun, Cendul, Arisan Fried Chicken, Pork Burger as well as 8 treasure dessert soup.

Thim Kee serve cheap and delicious Chinese food in the vicinity of Pudu. They are famous for their tilapia fish done either steamed or fried. It was challenging to find parking here, Pudu plaza car park is an option since the stall is located opposite this old mall. This a clean and comfortable hawker stall to dine in.

In Vietnam you can get to try out some of the best street food in the world and the options are endless. Start from the simplest fruit, baguette to pho. Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is the best city in Vietnam to try street food. Pho is the most popular food among the Vietnamese population. Pho is originally from Hanoi; a hearty noodle soup is now popular nation wide. Pho, commonly eaten for breakfast, although many people will have it for their lunch or dinner.

Have you seen Man Vs Food where Adam Richman takes on huge burgers  stacked so high, it could feed a village? Well burger lovers take heed, for right here at our own back yard in this fine city of Kota Kinabalu, you can enjoy that same huge burger. KK burger bakar is located at Plaza Tanjug Aru, located just adjacent to the police station. And it would be a crime to miss this burger. I mean like seriously, if you haven't heard about this place, well its not too late yet, so quickly make your way here.

Muslims in Malaysia welcome the holy month of Ramadan as part of their faith and practice every year, while Malaysians of other faiths also look forward to it excitedly, as it is an opportunity to stimulate taste buds by touring the food stalls set up in various locations across the country, also known as Ramadan bazaars.

Food court is a place where you can savour in varieties of hawker's food at a reasonable price. Whether it is Char Koay Teow, Laksa, Chicken Rice, Soup Noodle or even Bak Kut Teh, a wide range of Malaysian favourites is available under one roof at Lido Square Food Court.

Restaurant New Sun Ho which is located at a corner shop lot is famous for Sun Ho's loh mee stall which is based in the front of the coffeeshop operated by a husband and wife. The loh mee come in different variation of noodles such as yee mee and their signature home made thick yellow noodle, serve in a slight thicken gravy like of soup.

Grace Point Food Court is a nice and cozy food court located in Sembulan. Apart from the variety of stalls available, there is also a bakery named 'Breads and More', operated by Sutera Harbour Resort.

Restoran Ming Yang is a great place to have a quick meal with many hawkers food to choose from and open till late. Comfortable to be seated outdoor and food were reasonable price.