[2025 George Town Attraction] Travel Guide for Chulia Street (Updated Jul)

🌟 Chulia Street in Penang is an old and famous food street in Georgetown. This area has many shops, restaurants and accommodation. It may not be lively during the day, but it is full of people in the evening. There are many food options to choose from. Recommended to try: Roast Pork Noodles for RM6.50, Lok Lok Shabu Skewers for RM0.80-RM2.40, and Apong Desserts for RM0.70. This street is perfect for foodies. 😜 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #trip #tripmoments #PenangTravel #PenangTravelByYourself #Penang #PenangMalaysia #ChuliaStreet

📍Chulia Hawker street food: Penang 🥢 At night, Penang has many street food streets and restaurants. Today, the hotel staff recommended that I eat Lok Lok, which is similar to shabu on a stick, boiled and eaten with delicious dipping sauce, or stir-fried noodles, desserts, shaved ice, and many drinking establishments. 🇲🇾 The market starts selling at 6 pm until late at night. There are many stir-fried noodles and dessert shops to choose from. 🫖 There are many tea shops where you can sit, drink, and chill. 👌🏻 #PenangTravel #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself #BackpackTravel #gmmsdiary #TravelWithoutTour #Malaysia #Penang #malaysia #penang

Chulia Street Hawker is by far one of the most popular food stall streets in Penang. Any night that we walked by never failed to show how crowded it gets. They are famous on food blogs for their curry noodles, char kway teow and oyster omelette. Just an FYI before going there. There will be a lot of stalls seemingly trying to get you tables. But be warned that some of these tables are dedicated to certain stalls only. To be sure, sit at tables that are along the food stalls and not under shelter. Although not so famous, our favourite dishes from the night we went were the Mooping and Wanton Mee. The chef for the Wanton Mee (first pic) was so skilful with the way he mixed and stirred all the ingredients and sauces together with the noodles. It felt like he was actually whipping flavour into the noodles themselves. #penang #tripblazers #foodie #culture

If Bangkok has Khao San Road, Penang has Churia Street! If you travel to Penang, Churia Street is a must-visit. It is the best place to travel in Penang. At the starting point of Churia Street, there are many cheap backpackers and 2-3 star hotels centered around George Hotel. If you go down the street, there are many pubs that are open late at night, and cafes, souvenir shops, and general stores for locals are mixed together, so it is a good place to feel the travel vibe. It is not too crowded like Khao San Road and only tourists go there, but it is a place where Penang's exotic appearance and spaces for travelers coexist. Here are a few places I have recommended: Coffee Lane: The prices are steep, but you can choose the coffee beans and roasting level to your taste. The exotic interior that combines the past and present is a bonus. Tai Tong Restaurant: If you go down the alley from Coffee Lane, you will find a typical dim sum restaurant with the feel of a local soul food restaurant. Clean and delicious dim sum restaurant. Must try the wonton Halab Restaurant: This is the hottest restaurant these days that my local friends took me to. It's a Middle Eastern restaurant, and I went there at the end of Ramadan, and I couldn't even get in during dinner time unless I made a reservation in advance. #RestaurantExploration #HotPlace #CafeRecommendation #CityTrip #Malaysia #MalaysiaTravel #PenangTravel #Penang #PenangRestaurant #MalaysiaCafe #DimSum #MiddleEasternFood

Address - Pinwheel Resto Cafe, 461, Chulia St, Georgetown, Penang. Ambiance/Facilities - Modern exterior in heritage building along the bustling Chulia Street. Chic interior, relaxed & casual atmosphere. Surau is also here. Highlights - Offers western and asian cuisine. Coffee and Dessert. It was easy to get parking as the cafe had a car park with a fee but quite pricey for me (rm3/hour) Avg. Price - from Rm7-30++ Rating - 4.5/5 #MyTripVlog #tripblazers #foodie #awesomepic #cafe

I was roaming around the George Town area for mural art hunting and taking picture, and I saw this lovely cafe and a bakery shop join together on busy Chulia street, closed to the infamous Love Lane . Great place to pop into for a coffee, croisant or pasta. I pick the latte, and it was good, the variance of the yoghurt is so interesting; I pick mango yogurt with walnut. Ohhh its so nice, something new to me. I should try Jackfruit yogurt with gula melaka too, maybe on my next trip to Penang again:) Big variety of cakes and bread, I ordered some pastries from the Rainforest bakery, so delicious. I love the ambiance here, is unique and so relax. Recommended! Address: 302, Chulia St, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang #createwithtrip #penang #penangtrip #malaysia #penangcafe #penangfood

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1. Penang Hill Highlights: Funicular ride to the top of the hill that offers a fantastic view of the island! Good destination to escape the Georgetown heat and explore the nature that Penang has to offer! Rating - 5.0/5.0 2. Kek Lok Si Temple Highlights: Buddhist temple with a 36 metre bronze statue of Guanyin - Goddess of Mercy. Truly a breathtaking view to see the statue in person! Rating - 4.0/5.0 3. Toh Soon Cafe Highlights - Traditional Breakfast spot with Hainanese Coffee and hand-toasted Kaya Butter bread. Perfect for foodies looking for a breakfast fix! Rating - 4.5/5.0 4. Chulia Street Highlights - A food street with stalls selling char kway teow, chicking wings, egg omelets, satay and chendol that all foodies will love. Perfect location for dinner with friends and family, you will be spoilt for choices here! Rating - 5.0/5.0 #penang #malaysia #georgetown #chuliastreet

If you come to Penang, you must try “Lok Lok”! It is a street food sold from carts or small shops in the market. You can see it everywhere in Penang. The method is to choose to skewer various ingredients such as meatballs, shrimp or vegetables, put them on skewers and boil them in soup. Top with various sauces as you like. It is a delicious snack. Those who like spicy food must try it! There are many Lok Lok shops in Penang. Try stopping by the shop in George Town or the night market. The taste is very strong! 🕰️bOpening hours: 15:30 - 23:00 (Closed on Mondays) 💰Average price per person: About 20–30 MYR per person 📍Address: Chulia Street Lok Lok #Get a discount without relying on luck

#georgetowntrip At night, Chulia Street in Georgetown comes alive with a vibrant, electric energy. Neon lights splash color across the sidewalks, while music pours out from lively bars and buzzing cafes. Restaurants overflow with the aroma of sizzling dishes, and the streets are packed with laughter, chatter, and the clinking of glasses. The atmosphere is infectious — lively yet laid-back. I love the vibe here after dark; it’s full of life, color, and an irresistible sense of celebration.

#malaysiatrip#penangtrip #foodphotography 📍Address: George Town Penang Malaysia 1. Restaurant Tong Sui Po Must-Try dessert 12.5RM 2. Monkey cafe Penang Hill + Must-Try coffee 8RM and cake 15RM 3. Asam Laksa Jalan Rambutam ( walking distance from Kek Lok Si Temple ) + Must-Try Dish Laksa 7 RM, ice-cream tower 5.5RM 4. Kimberley Food street, many restaurants to try! 5. Chulia Street 6. Banana Leaf mutton rice 20RM 7. Fu Er Dai , Northern road ( 68RM for all ) which is 5 minutes walk from Forum hotel. Recommended Area for Accommodation Hotel Name - Forum Hotel ( 150RM ) Hotel Address- George Town

Penang is a great destination for a short trip! Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your visit: Day 1: Explore George Town • Start with Kek Lok Si Temple, the largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. • Visit Penang Hill for a stunning view of the island. • Walk around George Town to see its famous street art and heritage buildings. • Enjoy dinner at Gurney Drive Hawker Centre—try Char Kway Teow, Penang Laksa, and Satay. Day 2: Beach & Culture • Relax at Batu Ferringhi Beach or explore Entopia Butterfly Farm. • Visit the Pinang Peranakan Mansion for a glimpse into Peranakan culture. • Have lunch at a local Nyonya restaurant. • If time permits, check out Clan Jetties for a unique waterfront experience. Extra Tips: • Rent a scooter or use Grab for easy transport. • Pack light and wear comfortable clothing—it’s hot and humid!

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 George Town, Penang, Malaysia is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. There are many street food shops in George Town, Penang. This time I would like to recommend a street food shop located in the center of George Town, Penang: Niu Gan Dong Street Wonton Noodles. The store is located on Niugandong Street, close to the shipping terminal and bus station, with convenient transportation. This wonton noodle shop is doing very good business, with many customers lining up to eat there every day, so try to go there early. The general opening time is after 4 pm. Their wonton noodles are delicious and they also give you a lot of barbecued pork. Very delicious. Address:283, Lbh Chulia, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 George Town, Penang, Malaysia is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. There are many street food shops in George Town, Penang. This time I would like to recommend a street food shop located in the center of George Town, Penang: Chulia Street Curry Mee. The food shop is close to the shipping terminal and bus station, and transportation is very convenient. A delicious bowl of curry noodles: rice vermicelli and yellow noodles, cooked with a variety of ingredients including but not limited to shrimp, tofu and clams. The curry soup was aromatic and tasty, thick but very flavorful. For a better experience, mix the paste thoroughly with the broth! Address:1C, Lebuh Carnarvon, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

#favouriteitinerary ☀️ Morning Walk at Lee Jetty – A Nostalgic Start Nothing beats a peaceful morning stroll at Lee Jetty, part of the famous Clan Jetties in George Town. This wooden stilt village offers a peek into Penang’s old waterfront lifestyle, with colorful murals and red lanterns swaying in the breeze. A great way to start the day! 🌊🏮 🍳 Brunch at Yolk Café – A Festive Start to the Day Time to refuel at Yolk Café, a cozy brunch spot known for all things eggy and indulgent! I ordered their Breakfast Bowl, packed with fresh veggies, eggs, and protein, and their Berries Pancakes, a sweet and fluffy delight topped with fresh fruits. The café was also decked out in lively Chinese New Year decorations, making it a perfect spot for festive photos! 🏮🐉📸 🏛️ Pinang Peranakan Museum – A Glimpse into the Past Next stop—Pinang Peranakan Mansion, a heritage gem showcasing the opulent lifestyle of the Straits Chinese (Baba Nyonya). Every room is a visual feast of intricate wooden carvings, ornate furniture, and antique ceramics. A must-visit for history lovers! 💎🎭 📸 Love Lane – A Famous Photo Spot with a Giant 福 Air Balloon No trip to Penang is complete without a stop at Love Lane, a vibrant street lined with charming heritage buildings, quirky cafés, and street art. The highlight? A huge “福” air balloon, making it an awesome backdrop for festive photos! 📷❤️ 🍵 Tea Break at Senses Coffee – A Cozy Retreat Walking around George Town calls for a relaxing tea break, and Senses Coffee is the perfect hideaway. I ordered their Non-Alcohol Tiramisu, which had the perfect balance of coffee and creamy goodness, along with a refreshing Orange Americano, which had a citrusy kick. The mural next to the café added extra charm, making it a great spot to unwind and snap some artistic shots! ☕🎨 🏠 Cheong Fatt Tze Blue Mansion – A Royal Blue Wonder After recharging, I made my way to Cheong Fatt Tze’s Blue Mansion—one of the most iconic heritage landmarks in Penang. With its majestic indigo-blue façade, intricate Chinese architecture, and dreamy courtyards, this place is truly a masterpiece of history and elegance! 🏯💙 🍰 Second Round of Tea at Kenny Hills Bakers – Sweet Indulgence Can’t resist another café stop! At Kenny Hills Bakers, I tried their best-selling Peach Strudel, a flaky, buttery pastry filled with sweet peaches and cream, and their Chocolate Cromboloni, a delightful mix of a croissant and bomboloni, filled with rich chocolate. Paired with a smooth flat white, it was the perfect afternoon treat! 🍑🍫☕ 🎨 Exploring Armenian Street – Murals & Souvenir Shopping As the sun started to set, I strolled along Armenian Street, soaking in the vibrant street art, including the famous “Kids on Bicycle” mural. The area is also packed with local souvenir shops—perfect for grabbing some handmade trinkets and Batik crafts! 🛍️🎨 Whether it’s heritage, food, or café-hopping, George Town has something magical for every traveler. ✨

#newyearnewtrip #travel #penang #cafe Tucked in the heart of George Town, Penang, Senses Coffee is more than just a café—it’s a haven for coffee lovers and art enthusiasts alike. With its minimalist design, expertly brewed coffee, and a stunning mural right beside it, this café offers a perfect blend of relaxation and creativity. A Café That Awakens Your Senses ☕👃🎶 As its name suggests, Senses Coffee is all about immersing yourself in the coffee experience. The moment you step in, the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee greets you, setting the mood for a cozy retreat. Their best-selling drinks include hand-poured specialty coffee, smooth lattes, and bold espresso-based beverages, made with premium beans sourced globally. To complete your experience, pair your coffee with their signature pastries and cakes, crafted to elevate every sip. Whether you’re here for a quiet morning, an afternoon pick-me-up, or a casual coffee date, Senses Coffee promises a memorable visit. Art & Coffee – A Picture-Perfect Spot 🎨📸 One of the most unique highlights of Senses Coffee is the stunning mural right beside the café. This vibrant street art piece, like many in George Town, adds character to the area, making it a popular photo spot for visitors. Whether you’re admiring the artwork or using it as a backdrop for your café snapshots, it’s a must-see for those exploring Penang’s artistic side. Exploring the Neighborhood 🌆 📍 Armenian Street – Just around the corner, home to Penang’s famous street art and heritage buildings. 📍 Hin Bus Depot – A creative hub featuring art exhibits, weekend markets, and indie shops. 📍 Chulia Street Night Market – A foodie paradise with some of Penang’s best local street food. 📍 Penang Peranakan Mansion – Dive into the rich culture of the Straits Chinese community. Business Hours ⏰ 📅 Senses Coffee is open daily, welcoming visitors to enjoy a perfect mix of coffee and art. For a caffeine fix with a touch of creativity, Senses Coffee is the place to be! Come for the coffee, stay for the art. ☕🎨✨ #SensesCoffee #PenangCafes #CoffeeLovers #StreetArt #CafeHopping #VisitPenang

Georgetown, Penang, was a delightful trip filled with charm and color. Strolling through its vibrant, cute lanes, I admired the lively murals and quaint shophouses, each telling a story of the city’s heritage. Chulia Street was a highlight, bustling with life and steeped in history. Its colonial-era buildings and fusion of cultures created an unforgettable atmosphere. Of course, I couldn’t leave without trying the must-eat char kuey teow. The smoky, wok-fried noodles with prawns and a hint of chili were simply divine. Georgetown’s mix of art, history, and incredible food made it a truly unforgettable experience. #penang #malaysia #georgetown #heritage

#100TravelTips After shopping, refuel by finding something to eat. Pin it at Julius Reet. What you will find is Lok Lok, Penang's signature street food on a stick. Here, we can grab whatever we want and dip it in the hot pot. Then, we can choose the sauce we like. There are four flavors. The most favorite is the satay sauce. It is very well made, fragrant and sweet with a peanut texture. The oyster omelet here is also good. The most famous shop is the noodle shop on the corner of the street. I asked the locals which shop is the best. They recommended this place. It is a noodle shop mixed with black sauce. The noodles are quite soft. While we are ordering, there may be many menus offered to us. Choose to eat as you like. If you play, you will gain weight.

When visiting Penang Island, Malaysia, we definitely have to seek out local delicacies to try. And since Penang Island is home to many ethnic groups, there are many different types of food to choose from. But for those who want to try street food, especially the kind that locals buy, you have to go straight to “Chulia Street”, located in Georgetown (the capital of Penang Island), near Little India. This is a famous street food area in Penang called “Chulia Street Night Hawker Stalls”. #malaysia #chulia #streetfood #penangtrip 🕰️bOpening hours: 5:00 p.m. 💰Average price per person: 50 rm

#FuriTabi Hokkien mee is characterized by its rich shrimp-based soup. By simmering shrimp heads and shells for a long time, the shrimp flavor is concentrated, creating a soup full of depth and richness. Penang's Hokkien mee is a noodle dish that is especially popular in the state of Penang, Malaysia. In Penang, where there is a large Chinese population, Hokkien mee, a spicy noodle dish made with shrimp broth, is very popular.

Hello everyone, today is our first trip to Penang, Malaysia. Of course, when we come to Penang, we must try the famous street food, Lok Lok. The price is divided by the color on the stick. The way to order is to ask for a plate from the shop for 1 dish. Then, choose what we want to eat and dip it in the boiling pot (it's a mixed pot. If you're not comfortable with that, you can skip it). When it's cooked to the point that we want to eat it, pour the sauce over it. There are 3 types of sauces in total: seafood, sweet and salty. #Malaysia #Travelwithtrip2024 #Penang

#hotelreview A Budget Hotel Review. For this whimsical trip, i know that the hotel i will stay will essentially just for sleeping. And as a person that don't really like room mates i chose a hotel that have a solo room with bath; and i found one at Grand Swiss hotel. The rate for a night is around 25 SGD, which is within the budget. I got a room in the 2nd floor, with no window but it is doable. The aircon is cold, they got water heater and the beddings is clean. For the location, it was on Chulia street which is walking distance to all the tourist spots, and near KOMTAR as well (where you can alight from the Rapid bus 402E from the airport). I say, it's a decent hotel for those on budget and will just stay for a day or two and will always be out and about #hotelreview #budgethotel #Georgetown #Penang #Malaysia #2dayTrip #itinerary

Good food, good coffee and good vibe cafe resto in Chula Street. Yum food. Friendly staff. Located just opposite the Japandi-style Sleep Box Hotel. A half minute walk. Opposite this cafe is a Mee Tarik place. But for a good Columbian Brazilian latte, this is the place in Chula Street. Also don't forget to include Penang parks like Penang Botanic gardens and Bukit Dumbar. Btw, if you're looking for a parking, it's just next door. Or street park like a real Penangite 😉 #foodie #deliciousfood #penang

Set in one of the historical street in Georgetown, Sleep Box is a very comfortable Japandi-styled oasis in the busy street. Its location is perfect for first-time tourists or staycationers or even foodies. Close to the viral and popular restaurants, cafes and hawker stalls in Penang Road and the surrounding little streets. Hameediyah, Nasi Padang International, Roti Canai Transfer Road, Ais Tingkap and Cendol Teochew to name a few along with recently-renovated, more comfortable Bazar Chowrasta for classic souvenirs from Penang. Book. You will be in for a nice surprise 😊 #awesomepic #deliciousfood #foodie

✈️ Today we will take you to #travelMalaysia at “Chulia Street” in Penang. This is an old street in Penang that has become a center for street food. It is another tourist attraction that you must not miss when you come to Penang. ✈️ This street gathers Penang's famous food, almost everything, such as Char Kway Toew, a stir-fried noodle dish that looks like Pad Thai, fruit smoothies, various kinds of noodles, Hokkien noodles, and skewers (Lok Lok). You can eat until you burst. The taste is okay, easy to eat, and the price is not expensive. ✈️ You can choose the restaurant you want to sit at and order food from various restaurants to eat. However, some restaurants with a lot of reviews will have a lot of people and you will have to wait in line for a while. Anyone who goes to Penang must not miss it.

Chulia Street Hawker Food This is an alley that has a variety of food menus from many countries. If you are a foodie, you should not miss it. #Chulia Street Hawker Food #penangmalaysia

Fried Kway Teow Wonton Noodles Curry Noodles Hokkien Noodles There are many bars around

The hottest restaurant in Penang these days is Harab Restaurant. The fact that it is a high-end Middle Eastern restaurant is special in Penang, and the demand seems to be increasing as the Muslim population increases. Since it is a high-end restaurant, the exterior is fancy and the interior is clean. I visited during Ramadan and only had the dinner buffet. It is said that this buffet style is popular because Muslims fast during Ramadan and eat a lot in the evening. The charm of Penang is that you can enjoy food from various cultures such as Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Middle Eastern. I recommend it to anyone who is going on a food tour. The difficulty level is higher than other foods. It is a buffet, but I barely ate 3 plates. It is oily, has a unique flavor, and is full of meat and dense bread, so it is very filling. Middle Eastern desserts are famous for being very sweet. Still, it is a place worth trying at least once. #MalaysiaTravel #RestaurantExploration #PenangRestaurant #Penang #PenangTravel #Malaysia #MalaysianRestaurant #MiddleEasternFood