The food court at Jalan Dato Keramat is quite pleasant for me, with different aroma from each stall. The crowd is huge especially late at night.At Penang, how can i miss the true authentic popiah? The wet popiah at every food court looks almost the same, and I can't see which is the best. My friend brought me to Dato Keramat food court, and I try theirs. It is indeed much more moist than the usual one I have, with the juice flowing out from the sliced vegetables. The chilli sauce is rather spicy, as it tickles my taste buds, but I enjoy the sweet finish upon each bite. Delicious!

New World Park is a food court located a few steps away from the hotel I stayed, Tunes Hotel Penang. It has all kinds of local favourites, from curry laksa to roti canai. The selection simply doesn't bore me. In Penang, I can finally experience the taste of true Penang Char Koay Kak. The price is considered quite low, and the portion is huge, as they put everything in abundance. The bean sprouts are fresh and alot, the cubes of noodle are plentiful too, but honestly I personally don't fancy much of this. They have been overly generous for the soy sauce and oyster sauce until it turns out overly salty for my taste.

Ferringhi Garden is a restaurant located very near to Hard Rock Hotel Penang. It is a hotspot for tourist, but rather pricy for the steaks menu. So I ordered some local delight, which comes in a surprise for me.My meal of the day @ RM25.90. It's sizzling hot, but seriously awesome when I first bite through the puffy layer of croissant and find lots of curry and chicken cubes in it. The outermost layer is a thin, crispy layer of popiah skin. Inside this huge plate, the curry chicken rice is very well enveloped, and the rice remains hot even after an hour of eating it! Quite sweet but not too spicy for me, thumbs up!