Great food at Penang's wet market! Caunter Hall (Taman Free School) & Batu Lanchang CKT & Thai Food!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2023
- Best food recommendations for Penang!
Google Maps Link:
1. Kuanta Hall Taman Free School Market: goo.gl/maps/M3MUQJDKxzYVFZmWA
2. Batu Lanchang Market: goo.gl/maps/yZHduwV6NNtdXM7S7
Wet markets are a great place to find good food at great prices in Penang. Today we went to 2 pasar in Penang, Taman Free School and Batu Lanchang. The former is opened in the mornings, while the latter usually gets busy around lunchtime.
People usually would do their marketing and then stop for a quick breakfast or lunch before going home so many of these hawkers have been open for many years. The good thing is many recipes have remained the same and serve the same good food from decades ago.
We had char koay teow, wan than mee, ban chang kuih and even packed some Thai style economy rice dishes home for lunch, at these two locations!
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wow... looks yummy
Must try the Thai 88 stall and nasi kandar at Batu Lanchang actually, I really liked their dishes!
Good to have choices of food for breakfast and at such prices!!! Penang folks are so lucky with access to good reasonable meals.
ya can still find reasonable places
Most if not all the CKT you featured in your videos looks good. One can really judge a good CKT from its look.
Thank you, I will say that my favourite is still Seng Ghee at Anson Road/Siam Rd. g.co/kgs/VxK9qh1
@@pishedbloke must make sure I try this place the next time I snake to Penang!
Oooo, thanks for introducing the stall 88 thai food
Wasnt aware of it until now.
Next time, you may want to check out Tony ABC stall which is located on the next row from the famous nasi kandar. Their peanut butter ice cream is home made.
Oooh must go back again soon. After Cecil St market, I feel the food at Batu Lanchang market is quite good. A lot of variety and good stuff to be found!
Thank you for your video log. Down memory lane for me. Was brought up in Trengganu Road in the early 1960's. Vaguely remembered that hawker centre as Caunter Hall with its first low-rise flats in Penang. Si chan lau (pardon my hokkien) or the 4 storey flats as they were called at that time.
Will visit the wet market and hawker stalls when back to Penang on holidays again.
Wow that's why it is called "Kuanta Hall"!!! I always hear people calling it that name. Now I know hahaha! Thanks!
Yes, that is the Hokkien version @@pishedbloke
Damm you bro.. I see.. lau nua.. I miss the ban chang kueh.. you are messing up my diet
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Why never bring me haiyaaaa
hahaha you are back in skool!
5.50 cheap? Ll used to eat at 1.50 once.pg people must be rich.
You sell RM1.50 I sure come and eat Hahahahahaha
Xthey should charge 8 dollars since u keep saying it's so cheap.
It is simple economics, supply and demand. You can charge anything you want, the market will determine the real value.