Archive for January, 2008
Mantis Shrimp Village Seafood Restaurant @ Bukit Tambun
Jan 30th
Mantis Shrimp Village is a newer seafood restaurant to open in Bukit Tambun. It is located just beside the toll plaza exiting Bukit Tambun to Juru and one of the first few restaurants you would see. This big restaurant has a sign board so huge you just wouldn’t miss it. Anyway I have heard people say that the deeper you go into Bukit Tambun, the more expensive the seafood would be. This post will prove that statement wrong!
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Pizza Hut Mexican Fiesta Bonanza
Jan 30th
Oh I am too late to blog about this lol. Pizza Hut already has a new promotion “Golden Happiness Cheesy Crown” going on in conjunction with the coming Chinese New Year! Since I already have the photos, might as well cincai talk about it lah. Before this CNY promotion, they had this Mexican Fiesta Bonanza which started November last year. Wow that’s three months ago already lol.
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Restoran Yaki Teppan @ Sungai Nibong
Jan 26th
Just went to Yaki Teppan in Sungai Nibong for a teppanyaki dinner. Usually most people working in FTZ area would come here for lunch, so business is always brisk. They have an extensive menu for teppanyaki and sushi and some side dishes which are all reasonably priced.
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Al-Hambra Tandoori Palace @ Bayan Baru
Jan 22nd
Al-Hambra Tandoori Palace is a restaurant serving cheap and tasty Northern Indian cuisine. The restaurant was firstly opened in Sungai Petani and has expanded into Penang. The main branch in Penang would be along Nagore Street, while the latest branch to open is located just minutes away from my working place in Taman Sri Tunas, Bayan Baru. It’s only 3-4 shops away from Victoria Station.
Technorati Tags: Indian cuisine, Penang
Max Gourment Dim Sum Restaurant
Jan 20th
Everytime I go to Queensbay, food is a problem. They are either fast food only or too expensive for a normal meal. Then there are those which are nice and reasonable but often too packed making the waiting time unbearable. Luckily Shanghai Ding Tai Feng and Max Gourmet Restaurant are available within walking distance from Queensbay. You should really try the restaurants along the road leading to Queensbay, they are pretty good for me so far. Parking is expensive as they are privatized but you can always park in Queensbay for RM1 per entry, ha!
Max Gourmet mainly focuses on dim sum and HK-style food. My choice for the night was Roasted Duck Drumstick noodle which comes at a very reasonable price of RM5.50. Fuyoh, cheap and nice. What I love about roasted duck the most is the crispy skin! Recommended.
Technorati Tags: Queensbay, HK-style food
