Some hawker stalls have no names. As they usually serve their customers in coffee shops, they are merely known as the stalls in, outside or opposite the coffee shop.
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This is the stall outside Sin Guat Keong coffee shop serving char kway teow |
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Looked ordinary but tasted great! |
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This is the stall opposite Sin Guat Keong coffee shop serving duck porridge and duck kway chap 鴨粿汁. I didn't know what kway chap was till later. |
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This is the duck kway chap. Looks good doesn't it? Taste wonderful too! |
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The white stuff is kway chop. It is like ho fun - flat pieces of rice noodle, only not as smooth as ho fun. |
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Once again, we pigged out! |
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After dinner, we moved on to the coffee shop next door for dessert as food from the dessert stall is not allowed in Sin Guat Heong. |
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I ordered the longgan lotus seed soup which tasted ok |
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G wanted to try the almond tea but thought it was too thick and starchy. I think the Malaysians have it with the yau tiew 油條. Too full to explore that option. |
Once again, a satisfied night despite the rain.
Char Kway Teow
Stall outside Sin Guat Keong Coffee Shop
Corner of Kimberly Street and Cintra Street
George Town
Penang, Malaysia
6:00pm-12:30am
Days off not fixed
Kway Chap
Stall opposite Sin Guat Keong Coffee Shop
Lebuh Kimberly, George Town
Penang, Malaysia
6:30pm-midnight
Closed on Thursday except if it is a public holiday
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