Heading back to Penang, and the culinary delights are simply endless! This time, I ventured to Bukit Mertajam and was blown away by the incredible food scene there!! [HugR] If you have the chance, definitely dedicate a full day to savor the flavors of this hidden gem! [WowR]

: Stayed at two fantastic hotels, both highly recommended:
1. Angsana Teluk Pahang-Batu Ferringgi
This beachfront hotel boasts top-notch facilities and is incredibly comfortable. On weekends, enjoy an enchanting fire show in the evening.

2. The George Penang

[HugR] Here’s a curated list of must-try dishes:
Georgetown area:
1. Seven Roads Market Barefoot Fried Kway Teow
2. Seven Roads Market Duck Meat Kway Teow Soup (Michelin recommended)
3. Siam Road Fried Kway Teow
4. Moh Teng Pheow Nyonya Kuih (Michelin recommended)
5. Hema Hema Ice Cream (Oolong recommended)
6. Duck Blood Curry Noodles (Michelin recommended)
7. China House (Tiramisu)
8. Authentic Joo Hooi Hokkien Mee (Michelin recommended)

[Raise HandR] Must-try dishes in Bukit Mertajam:

1. Pok Cheong Wah Wonton Noodles
2. Pok Cheong Black and White Rojak
3. Pok Cheong Ah Gong Tofu Pudding
4. Lishan Garden Curry Noodles
5. Tai Dong Seafood Soup
6. Pok Cheong Century Old Kueh Chap
7. Sentosa Taro Rice in Bukit Mertajam
8. Ah Heng Duck Egg Fried Kway Teow

[Explore ShopR] Cafe explorations:
1. Batu Ferringgi – Coconana
2. Ocean Symphony (Get there early to beat the queue!)
3. Hunt & Hound Sausage Dog Cafe

[GiftR] Must-buy souvenirs:
1. Ghee Hin Handmade Biscuit Shop
2. Kah Lay Biscuit Shop

I’ve always loved Penang’s food scene! That spot in Bukit Mertajam sounds amazing, I’ll have to check it out next time. And staying at those hotels sounds like a great idea too—perfect for a food-filled getaway. Penang really knows how to make a traveler fall in love!
I’ve been to Bukit Mertajam too! The food scene is amazing, especially that one local spot with the best satay. Totally agree about dedicating a full day – there’s just so much to try! And those hotels sound perfect for longer stays.