Kompleks Makanan Persiaran Gurney

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Gurney drive is probably the first place that pops up into one's mind when asked where to go for street food in Penang. True to it's claim, the place is packed with hawker stalls selling a variety of street food that you can think possibly think of. The eatery is divided into two sections, one is chinese hawker stalls (muslims might want to becareful and ask first for their ingredients before ordering) and the other is the malay/indian section which is without a doubt halal. I went there for sup

Indian pasembur is nice to eat when you just want something light. The pasembur has lots of bean sprout, some crackers, and also tauhu, and an egg in it. The peanut sauce is the main part where make it different from other pasembur stall. This pasembur has very thick peanut sauce. When you eat it, you can smell the aroma of the peanuts. It taste sweet and definitely you will ask for more.

Next to Gurney Plaza Penang is the Gurney Drive Hawker Center which is very famous among tourists. Food prices at the hawker centre is rather expensive but it is still busy with diners at night. At the stall 61 in the hawker centre, very nice pasembur is available. There is a wide variety of base ingredients to choose from such as prawn fritters, fried bean curd, fish balls, fish cake, fried octopus, fried crab, etc. etc.PasemburThe end product of the pasembur consisting of prawn fritter, bean c