Penang Kitchen (Closed)

Back to Penang Kitchen for lunch cos running out of ideas what to have. I ordered a seafood mee sua soup for lunch cos I have tried most of their main dish. Mee sua is served from a claypot and fresh prawn and fish can be found, there is crabsticks too. Soup is very sweet and really a very homecooked style of mee sua!

Penang Kitchen is a small cozy restaurant located along Tanjong Katong Road which serves authentic Penang fare at wallet friendly prices.The interior of the restaurant is cozy & welcoming with a seating capacity of only about 30. A great place to have a small family gathering but maybe due to the place being small, chatters of neighbouring diners seems rather loud throughout the meal.We started off the meal with a refreshing classic Penang drink but rarely seen in Singapore - Nutmeg Lime ($3.20)

Restaurant Environment: Cosy and warm homely feel.Overall Dining Experience: Pleasant experience Accessibly: Pretty accessible to the restaurant (2 bus stops away from Dakota MRT Circle Line)Service: Could have been more prompt. Quite hard to capture the attention of service crew and serving time may take a bit of time Crowd Suitability: Good for family gathering or a group of small friends Drink: Nutmeg lime – A good beverage to have before meal as its sourish sweet and refreshing taste will wa

Nested in tanjong katong district, you might easily miss this restaurant with so many food eateries in the same vicinity, so spot its bright orange signage when you are here.Personally I have not been to Penang and The meal started with a Nutmeg Lime Drink at first the taste was unfamiliar and tasted like preserved fruits but not only was it a thirst quencher, it thoroughly cleanses the palette between dishes.Next was the Penang Fruit Rojak ($7.80). I am not a fan of rojak due to its strong tast

We visited Penang Kitchen at Tanjong Katong Road to taste authentic Penang dishes.The location is along the main road and transportation to this place is easily accessible. This is their second outlet with the first nestled at Bukit Timah neighbourhood. Upon arrival, I was welcomed with a glass of cold Nutmeg Lime Drink. At the price of S$3.20, a great quencher. Slightly sourish and believed to improve digestion and reduce flatulence.The first dish of the night was Penang Fruit Rojak. With a c

Penang Kitchen is conveniently located 2 bus stops away from the MRT station thus it's highly accessible via buses which will bring you to either the green or yellow MRT line. On top of that, it can be easily spotted along a row of shophouses with its bright yellow signage. Beside the restaurant is also brightly lit with welcoming orange lights, the seatings here are also spaciously separated. Thus even though it was a small family style restaurant, it gives its customers a very relaxed feel.Whi

The OpenRice Team together with a group of OpenRicers came down to Penang Kitchen for a Food Tasting session on 17th Oct 2013. Based on feedback from our fellow OpenRicers, here are some of the highly recommended dishes!•Nasi Goreng Kampong Penang (Spicy fried rice serve with keropok and acar) •Penang Asam Laksa •Penang Char Kway Teow (Chinese Sausage, Prawn, Egg, Ku-chai, Bean sprouts) •Penang Prawn Noodle Soup (Mee or bee hoon or combination) •Chendol Look out for more of OpenRice Food Tastin

Located along the stretch at Tanjong Katong road, Penang kitchen serves authentic Penang dishes like nasi goreng kampong Penang, prawn noodles, herbal duck mee sia & of course not forgetting the MUST EAT Penang laksa! My personal favorite is the nasi goreng kampong Penang aka the fried rice : it comes with keropok,acar & fresh prawns👍 

My beverage was the nutmeg lime and it was tasty yet refreshing. Had the Penang Rojak as my appetizer. Very similar in terms of ingredients and taste but the standard is close to any good Rojak you can find in Singapore. The Rojak paste was thick and sweet and filled with lots of nuts. The penang Kway teow was average while the Nasi goreng kampong was fragrant and above average. Both has room for improvement jn terms of taste. The herbal duck mee sua was slightly better. The mee sua texture was

My beverage was the nutmeg lime and it was tasty yet refreshing. Had the Penang Rojak as my appetizer. Very similar in terms of ingredients and taste but the standard is close to any good Rojak you can find in Singapore. The Rojak paste was thick and sweet and filled with lots of nuts. The penang Kway teow was average while the Nasi goreng kampong was fragrant and above average. Both has room for improvement jn terms of taste. The herbal duck mee sua was slightly better. The mee sua texture was

There are numerous version of Recipe for this dish, but Penang style was always my favourite. Coming to this localized Penang Kitchen, I looked forward to its cuisine, especially Signature Fried Kway Teow. The taste was well-adjusted, bookmarked by the sweet dark sauce. Good pan-fried fragrant, Kway Teow was greasy-free although the spiciness wasn’t enough. The shrimps were fresh and springy firm, generously given by chef. Texture wise, Kway Teow was smooth and easy to chew. It costed me around

What if you wouldn't have to trundle through half of Malaysia just seeking the comforts of great tasting Penang cuisine? Wouldn't that be a dream come true?With Penang Kitchen's 2 outlets at Bukit Timah and Katong, the dream seems to have become reality. My visit to the Katong outlet was inundated with flavours of Penang and it was a pity that I could only make space for just the Assam Laksa and SeaFood Mee Sua. With the seafood mee sua, it was as flavourful as the Laska was spicy and packed the

Penang Char Kway Tiao: This is good not too oily!Love this very much especially the chilli goes into the flavourful soup won't steal away the taste!Fruits was fresh and the sweetness just nice too yummy!Presentation was good and taste was normalCrispy fried chicken still nice even is a bit cold Normal nothing to rave aboutWaitress whom took our order was not local she was not really friendly and she don't know how to recommend the food either. Choices of dishes was limited so we order a few lik

This is the branch of the popular Penang Kitchen from Coronation Plaza.The cafe is nicely decorated with the wall painted in orange and beige colour. It makes the place look bright and cheery. On the wall are lots of review from different publication.I ordered the Ice Nutmeg and dad ordered the Iced Penang Coffee to go with the food. The Iced Nutmeg drink was very refreshing, and I like it so much that I bought a bottle of the Nutmeg syrup at $6.50 to DIY at home. It is stated in the menu that