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Five places to eat with MomTell Mom she doesn't have to cook this Sunday and treat her to a meal out. We've got ideas from a 4-course dinner to hightea.
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Five places for breadGood bread is a terrific canvas for a hearty sandwich or to dunk into a spicy curry. We've got recipe tips too!
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Now open: Cozy in the RocketRustic, earthy and endearing, this new cafe on Lebuh Pantai offers a menu of pastas and good coffees.
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Now open: Passage thru IndiaTheir boneless chicken pakoda makes a perfect companion to their spicy fried aubergine and long grain rice.
Restaurants, Bars & Clubs
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Get a taste of this Explore the Malaysian culinary scene, from haute cuisine to hawker, and cocktails to cendol.
Time Out Malaysia for Kids
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It's not just for school holidays
Holiday Camps, Batting cages, Zorbing, Archery; there's something for all the family here.
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Ingolf's Kneipe
Try the German butchersplatter, the German pork sausage and the pork knuckles
Home Style
Its signature braised tong bor pork ribs and curry assam fish head are highly recommended.
Soul Kitchen
Soul Kitchen reserves its focus on being, in the words of its owners, ‘fresh, healthy and simple’
Hameediyah Restaurant
They have been in operation since 1907, making them the oldest restaurant in Penang
Sri Malaya
Some of the favourites are the pineapple fried rice and the mixed seafood curry laksa noodle
Seoul Garden Korean Restaurant
Patrons will have the steamboat and barbeque buffet
Isaribi Tei
The quality of their food has been showered with great praise
Palace D'India
Palace D’India proclaims its concept as being ‘the Indian Restaurant for non-Indians’
Kashmir Restaurant
The tandoori chicken at Kashmir restaurant is highly acclaimed, as are its Naans
