There's plenty of local food options in this food court

Here's where you can have banana leaf rice in comfort. In a clean and air-conditioned atmosphere, Passions of Kerala serves delicious banana leaf rice with a wide variety of curries to pair with. Be sure to try out their refreshing lassis.

Pasta Port is a beloved local chain with six locations in Penang. Our locations are Pasta Port Georgetown, Pasta Port CEO Bukit Jambul, Pasta Port USM, Pasta Port Bandar Perda,Pasta Port Sunway Carnival Mall & Pasta Port Bertam.

A cafe that serves seafood at Tanjung Tokong.

Peking Tong Ren Tang is a Chinese medical hall located on Lebuh Campbell.

This restaurant first started operating in the 1990s and it serves delectable Malay dishes. Their fish head curry is a must-try.

Established in 1973, Penang Batik Factory specialises in hand-drawn batik and hand-block printed batik in floral motifs.

A great way to cool yourself down on a sunny day in Penang. Treat yourself to a bowl of Penang's famous dessert, chendol. Don’t worry about not finding the small lane where this Penang famous Teochew chendol stall is located. Spot the long queue off Jalan Penang and you are at the right place.

Led by Peranakan food maestro Pearly Kee, learn to prepare Nyonya homecooking dishes such as Nyonya stir fried pork, nasi sambal fried rice, pineapple sweet curry and more.

Penang Plaza is a local shopping mall located on Jalan Burma.

Gurney Drive's popular seafood restaurant offers a decent range of Chinese seafood-based dishes. If you're feeling famished, try its signature bah kut teh and steamed fish bee hoon, stir fried vegetable with tofu, fish bee hoon soup and more.

The Performing Arts Centre of Penang (penangpac) is a non-profit organisation with the purpose of enriching the communities of Penang through the performing arts

Permai Village Cafe is a vegetarian cafe. All their dishes are without monosodium-glutamate, onions or garlic. Get a full hearty and healthy vegetarian meal here. Image credit: Premai Village Cafe

Pik Nik is a place to chill, chit chat, have fun and hangout with your friends. While catching up, order a drink of your choice, some food or snacks and chitter-chatter on. Image credit: Pik Nik

A paradise for bargain hunters, Prangin Mall has five floors of retail, dining and entertainment outlets as well as a cinema and a gaming arcade.

Pulau Tikus Market is a neighbourhood wet market filled with fresh produce, fruits and vegetables. In the afternoon, Pulau Tikus Market transforms into a foodie haven where hawker stalls like Hokkien mee, chicken rice, lok lok and curry mee operate throughout the day.