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Exploring Penang (Georgetown): Things To Do in One Day

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Duration: 18:31
Updated: 28 Jun 2015
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After our trip to Langkawi, we headed to Georgetown, in Penang, Malaysia. One day we walked around and did all these things in a single day. More coming on: http://migrationology.com/ Penang, Malaysia is an island just off the coast of the West Coast of Malaysia. It’s one of the most famous areas of Malaysia, especially known for its rich and diverse culture and for its food - many people come to Penang just to eat - as did I. Ying and I arrived to Penang from Langkawi, and we stayed in Penang for about a week, doing some work, and eating out way through the city. One day though, we decided to put on our shoes and go to visit as many of the attractions in the center of the city as we could. So this travel videos is an overview of the top things to do in Georgetown, Penang, but also a travel guide as well. Hope you enjoy to! To begin the day, I started off with a Penang tourist map and located all the places we wanted to go. Since we were staying close to the Georgetown World Heritage Inc., that’s where we first decided to stop. It’s more of an information center, so after just a few minutes we continued on our way to the Chew Jetty, one of the couple of Chinese docks where homes are built over the water. On the way though, we walked through Lebuh Armenian (one of the most famous streets in Penang), past George Town street art, and also briefly stopped at Cheah Kongsi. The Chew Jetty was a nice place to walk around for a few minutes, there wasn’t a lot to do there, but mostly some small souvenir shops and some nice places to take photos. We continued walking and passed the Queen Victory Lighthouse and then we continued on to Fort Cornwallis, a British built fort, and the only fort in Malaysia - though as they said it wasn’t ever used for battle. I was a little disappointed visiting Fort Cornwallis in Penang because we paid a pretty big entrance fee, but there really wasn’t anything to see inside - I could have seen it all from the outside. Anyway, we continued on walking around Penang, and then circled back past a cathedral. By this time we were getting quite hungry, so we headed into Little India, and then continued to a famous restaurant called Kapitan for tandoori chicken. I didn’t know they were really famous for their rice biryani, but I got a couple pieces of tandoori chicken and naan, it they were both incredible. In the afternoon, we first stopped at the Goddess of Mercy Temple in Penang, and walked around for a few minutes, and then continued on to Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, one of Penang’s main attractions and a place I was really looking forward to visiting. Mr. Cheong, an insanely wealthy Chinese business man built the Blue Mansion and it has now been restored and it’s actually open as a hotel, but they also give a couple of guided tours each day. The tour took 45 minutes, and it was beautiful to see. The only thing I wish is that we could have seen a little more of the Blue Mansion, because unfortunately we didn’t get to see much, but mostly listened to the history of the mansion - still it was worth seeing in Penang. To finish of one day of things to do in Penang, Georgetown, we visited the Kapitan Keling Mosque, and then lastly we went to Khoo Kongsi. For dinner to end this day in Penang, we went to a restaurant to eat dim sum, and a few other Chinese dishes as well. Thank you for watching this “things to do in Geogetown, Penang” travel video. Hope you enjoyed it, and hope it will give you some ideas for what to do when you visit. More Penang street food videos coming soon! Music in this video is from Audio Network Filmed and created by Mark Wiens and Ying Wiens: http://migrationology.com/blog & http://www.eatingthaifood.com/ & http://www.travelbyying.com/ Make a donation: http://migrationology.com/donate/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/migrationology Instagram: https://instagram.com/migrationology Twitter: https://twitter.com/migrationology SNAPCHAT: migrationology Thank you for watching!

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National Geographic Megastructures The 2nd Penang Bridge

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Updated: 08 Oct 2015
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10 BEST FOODS IN MALAYSIA (Penang - Malaysia's Food Paradise)

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Duration: 8:10
Updated: 05 Oct 2015
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It was so much fun exploring Penang like a local - we loved hanging out with our Airbnb host Eric and exploring the little streets and alleys of Penang! If you want to take a trip like us with your friends, you can sign up here and get USD$25/ SG $34 off your first trip: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbros If you're travelling to Malaysia anytime soon then go check out Airbnb's Malaysia options here: http://www.airbnb.com/fungbrosinmalaysia FUNG BROS SHIRTS: http://gummymall.com/fungbros LIKE: http://www.facebook.com/thefungbros FOLLOW: http://www.twitter.com/FungBros DAVID: http://www.twitter.com/DavidBFung ANDREW: http://www.twitter.com/AndrewJFung DAVID: http://www.instagram.com/DavidBFung ANDREW: http://www.instagram.com/AndrewJFung RICHIE LE http://youtube.com/RichieLe23 http://instagram.com/RichieLe23 Shot by: Stanley Chen, Tim Shiiba Edited by: Jeff Clarke Crew: Michael Leung Special thanks to: Eric from AirBnB and Vicky Ooi, Rebecca & Ling for being awesome local guides!

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Penang | Malaysia Food Tour Series [Ep 1]

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Duration: 12:40
Updated: 07 Aug 2015
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Penang is the home to wonderful history, friendly locals and delicious meals. A definite attraction in northern Malaysia, Penang is represents a mixture of traditional and modern culture. What is really synonym with Penang is the food! Ask Malaysians and many would have traveled to Penang just to savour the delicious meals. It was a pity that I only managed to feature a few places and I bet others will tell that one stall is better than the other. But you see, that IS Penang. Too much good food! We just cannot name the best. I personally had a great time eating Nasi Kandar, Roti Canai, Cendol, Curry Mee, Fried Oyster with Eggs and the famous Asam Laksa. Come join me in my next food tour by SUBSCRIBING! --- Subscribe to the channel to get all latest recipes: http://goo.gl/Qy2TXJ --- Follow Nyonya Cooking for more updates: Home: http://goo.gl/jdAKtK Facebook: http://goo.gl/82s6wt Instagram: http://goo.gl/nGrYrG Twitter: http://goo.gl/vNg8zP Google+: http://goo.gl/SVw4dZ

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Awesome Penang Travel Guide Highlights

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Duration: 4:24
Updated: 01 Sep 2014
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author: Travel3Sixty

Join us on this quick tour of amazing Penang island, Malaysia! Step into heritage at the Street of Harmony and immerse yourself in the different cultures and...

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Follow me Around: Penang, Malaysia - Best Places to Eat from a Local!

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Duration: 13:38
Updated: 21 Dec 2014
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Top 5 Foods in Food Heaven | Penang, Malaysia | The Food Ranger

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Duration: 7:05
Updated: 04 Sep 2014
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author: The Food Ranger

Food Heaven exists! An old island town in the northwest of Malaysia has some of the best food in the world. Join the Food Ranger as he hunts for the tastiest...

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[HD] Georgetown, PENANG

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Duration: 14:08
Updated: 06 Sep 2014
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author: TVShinjuku

A street-side view of Georgetown, the capital of Penang, Malaysia. Georgetown, is the capital of the state of Penang in Malaysia. Named after Britain's King ...

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Top 10 Things to do in Penang, Malaysia

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Updated: 11 Mar 2015
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Whether you're heading there on a visa run or a vacation getaway, there's much to experience on the island of Penang. This handy Coconuts TV travel guide will show you all the best things to do, from parasailing in Batu Ferringhi to visiting one of Southeast Asia's biggest Buddhist temples, Kek Lok Si. SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/user/coconutsmedia?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW: https://www.facebook.com/CoconutsTV https://twitter.com/CoconutsTV http://instagram.com/coconutstv

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Where to Eat in George Town, Penang

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Updated: 03 Nov 2015
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http://davidsbeenhere.com The island of Penang is known for its rich history. Here, everything from the architecture to the food has been influenced by Malay, Indian, Chinese and European cultures. There is perhaps no better place to sample the delicious array of foods than in George Town, Penang’s capital city. Here, if you want to eat well, you’ve got to hit the streets in search of local delicacies. Follow David to the best dishes to try in Penang! First stop on this epic food journey is Kweng Kwee Street to try the famous Penang laksa and a couple of refreshing desserts – ice kacang (also known as “ABC” throughout Malaysia) and cendol. David takes us inside a local restaurant and shows us his laksa and dessert bowls that he’s about to try. Penang Laksa could quite possibly be the most famous dish in all of Malaysia. The basic ingredients of Penang Laksa are fish broth, fish balls, herbs, noodle, and chili pepper. Both desserts made by starting off with a mound of shaved ice. Ice kacang has red beans, jellies, and syrup (corn is optional). The basic ingredients of Cendol are coconut milk, jelly noodles, and green food coloring. Local restaurants like these are common throughout Malaysia. They are normally cheaper than air-conditioned restaurants and serve freshly prepared noodle bowls and laksas. If you don’t want to wait for a table, or you’re just looking for a refreshing dessert to combat the heat and be on your way, order directly from the street vendors along the road. And be sure to have cash on hand. Next up: David heads to Kimberly Street for dinner to try Char Koay Teow (fried prawn noodles). The secret to really good Char Koay Teow is the heat of the wok - the hotter the better. A plate of these tasty prawn noodles will run you about 8 Malaysian Ringgit, or about 2 U.S. Dollars. Pair it with a limau asam boi (refreshing lime and sour plum drink). David also takes the opportunity to try Koay Teow on Kimberly Street. This is another type of noodle bowl served with chicken and a rich, sweet duck sauce. George Town is also known for its delicious Indian food, so David heads to Little India to Kapitan Restaurant to try delicious buttery cheese naan bread and chicken biryani (spiced chicken rice). The best part about the restaurant is that it’s open 24.7. David then gets the opportunity to experience the Chinese influences in Malaysia by dining at a traditional Dim Sum restaurant, Tai Tong. Dim Sum are bite-size portions of ready-made food served in small steamed plates. What’s great about dim sum is you can sample a variety of dumplings, buns, and small plates The next place on the itinerary is the Red Garden Hawker Center, which has a different vibe than the other places you just saw. Definitely more touristy, but a great variety of dishes to try. The atmosphere on a Friday night is definitely lively and family-friendly. David first eats Hokkien Mee, a Malaysian dish of fried egg noodles with prawns (can also come with other types of meat). Afterwards, he tries a mutton biryani, an Indian dish of spiced rice and sheep meet served in a clay pot. The last place to eat featured on David’s where to eat in George Town, Penang is the New Lane Hawker Center, which is more of a row of food stalls and an area of plastic patio furniture for sitting down. David tries an oyster omelette, beef satay (grilled skewered beef strips) and ends it all with an ice-cold cendol for dessert. New Lane Hawker Center is open from 6 to 11 pm. It’s popular with the locals and is a 25-minute walk from the center of George Town. David hopes that your travels to Asia one day bring you to bustling Georgetown. In addition to all its historical sights and famous street art, the food choices here are unrivaled!

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Penang & Georgetown Malaysia Travel Guide, Little India, Penang Hill, Street Art, Clan Jetties

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Duration: 4:01
Updated: 15 Jan 2015
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All we ever hear about Penang was EATING! Much to our surprise there was a lot more to do in Penang than just eat until you pop. Walking through the quaint streets of Georgetown was an adventure in itself. Penang is definitely a way different vibe compared to Kuala Lumpur. I got way more of a typical South East Asian city vibe out of Penang, and by that I mean, the smells, dirty streets, critters etc.. However, this didn't detract from an excellent experience of the city. The first thing we did was rent a motorbike and get a lay of the land. Aside from the beaches (which were nowhere near as nice as Langkawi: watch our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqjZrlsQzBQ) most action in Penang takes place in and around Georgetown. Georgetown has famous street art scattered through the city and we spent an entire day on a scavenger hunt to find all these different murals and sculptures. They were really worth spending a day hunting down. Penang Hill was a great view of the city, but as you can see in the video the tram ride to the top is less than stellar. You are crammed in like sardines and once you get to the top there isn't much going on other than to get an excellent view and pictures of the city of Penang. Eating.... of course, this is what everyone will tell you to do in Penang and there was no shortage of awesome Indian Food. We ate the same Indian food 5 meals in a row I think. Aside from Indian there are several excellent Dim Sum places to check out. This was one of our first times eating Dim Sum and it was an experience to say the least. Luckily we had a friendly staff member explain how this works. If you don't know, it goes something kind of like this: Sit down at a table in a jam packed open air restaurant and several carts will be wheeled around continuously. As a cart approaches pick your Dim Sum. I lost count of how many different options there were, but our favorites were definitely the shrimp dim sum and the BBQ bun. Check out our video of Kuala Lumpur to see the drastic difference between Penang and KL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LYBzRuwNZc Video by: http://thetradingtravelers.com Music By: Cool Rock by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Amazing Charcoal Steamboat in Penang

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Duration: 9:10
Updated: 15 Jul 2015
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When my wife and I were in Penang, along with eating all sorts of marvelous street food, we also went to a few indoor restaurants. One evening, we decided to try an old school restaurant by the name of Goh Huat Seng Restaurant, specializing in what’s called “steamboat,” which is basically an old school hot pot. You can probably already tell from watching this video how steamboat got its name - the fire pot looks pretty much like a steamboat with its metal chimney. A hot pot steamboat is basically a round circular pot that’s shaped like a donut and elevated. Inside the middle of the pot there are hot charcoal coals that are placed, then the soup is placed around the edges of the pot in the trough, and finally a big chimney is placed on top to release the heat and extra smoke that comes out of the steamboat - it’s an amazing pot that keeps soup hot and boiling for hours as you enjoy your meal. Goh Huat Seng Restaurant in Penang is a seriously old school restaurant that has been serving Malaysian Chinese style steamboat for many years. Located right on Kimberly street, a famous place for Penang street food, Goh Huat Seng Restaurant still remains a very popular and very local Penang spot. They don’t really have a menu, but you basically just sit down and order a few sets of different ingredients. My wife and I got the 2 plate combination plate that came with a host of random goodies like shrimp, pork, meatballs, and a bunch of different vegetables. Our steamboat arrived in all its glory, and I could hardly contain my excitement for such a beautiful cooking device. The soup was nothing too crazy, just plain broth that had a fried garlic flavor. Likewise the ingredients were all plain and just boiled in the soup until cooked. They provided a sauce that included soy sauce, sliced chilies, and fried garlic. Though simple, it was surprising quite good, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I’ve eaten a lot of hot pots in my days of living in Southeast Asia, but this old school Malaysian Chinese charcoal steamboat was pretty amazing. If you’re looking for a unique meal experience in Penang, a restaurant that’s not written in all the guidebooks, Goh Huat Seng Restaurant is a pretty cool spot. The food was plain as this type of hot pot normally is, but it was still good, and the experience was fantastic. Goh Huat Seng Restaurant - Penang, Malaysia Address: 59-A, Lebuh Kimberly, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Prices: We paid 68.05 MYR for 2 of us, but looking at the menu, it looks like it gets less expensive if you have more people - cheaper the more food you eat Music in this video is from Audio Network This travel food video was produced by Mark Wiens and Ying Wiens, check out our blogs: http://migrationology.com/blog & http://www.eatingthaifood.com/ & http://www.travelbyying.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/migrationology Instagram: https://instagram.com/migrationology Twitter: https://twitter.com/migrationology SNAPCHAT: migrationology Resources I use: http://migrationology.com/travel-resources/ Travel guides: http://migrationology.com/travel-guides/

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John Torode's Malaysian Adventure | Penang | Good Food

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Updated: 18 Dec 2015
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In episode 6 of John Torode's Malaysian Adventure he heads to Penang - This is a behind the scenes clip of his time there. Head over to http://goodfood.uktv.co.uk/JohnTorodesMalaysianAdventure to find recipes from his Malaysian adventure. You can also follow @goodfoodchannel on Twitter for extra tasty treats…

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Travel Geek: Documentary Penang (Full HD, Feature Length) by Cyle O'Donnell

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Updated: 02 Sep 2014
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author: Cyle O'Donnell

In this documentary, I visit the wild and weird island of Penang. Taking a city walk around the tourist area, seeing 2-meter-long monitor lizards, visiting K...

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Watch What's They Do After Officer Use Wheel Lock In Penang - Malaysia Crime Focus 360

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Updated: 08 Oct 2015
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[OWNER DID THIS AFTER ILLEGAL PARKING] Location: Pulau Pinang. Date: Unknown A video showing the MBPP enforcement officer uses a wheel locks on the illegal parked. In the video, the owner seems to be dissatisfied with what the MBPP enforcement officer do. He then shouts at the enforcement officer, and even throw the money on the street. How rude is it! Admit when you are wrong. Don’t be a barbarian. - Malaysia Crime Focus 360 by WhiteEastern.com is a highly searchable channel with a committed vision to create, promote crime awareness and readiness. If you have obtained any crime footages or news videos and would like your videos to be featured exclusively and with high viewability, we will be glad to feature it for you, just contact us! Like Malaysia Crime Focus 360 videos? Follow, Like & Subscribe to us for more! [Follow, Like & Subscribe] Official Site: http://WhiteEastern.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/WhiteEastern Twitter: http://twitter.com/WhiteEastern Google+: http://google.com/+WhiteEastern Instagram: http://instagram.com/WhiteEasternPepperSpray YouTube: http://youtube.com/WhiteEastern [Message Us] WeChat Official ID: WhiteEasternSdnBhd WeChat ID: WhiteEasternSecurity LINE ID: WhiteEasternSdnBhd WhatsApp: +6010-667 4366 [Contact Us] Tel: +607-244 5333 Fax: +607-244 3300 HP: +6010-667 4366 Skype: wesales1 / wesales2 / wemarketing01 E-mail: wesales1@whiteeastern.com / wesales2@whiteeastern.com / wesupport@whiteeastern.com / wemarketing01@whiteeastern.com Watch More Malaysia Crime Focus 360 Videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVU6PpME9ktoZaI-GqrPZ_-6gW9_S8Yju - white eastern, whiteeastern.com, white eastern pepper spray, white eastern security solutions, malaysia, malaysia crime news, malaysia crime highlight, malaysia pepper spray, malaysia oc spray, malaysia security, malaysia robbery, malaysia burglary, malaysia crimes, malaysia crime videos, malaysia self protection, malaysia fire, malaysia self defence, malaysia self defense, malaysia crime prevention, malaysia crime awareness, jenayah, mencuri, merompak, ragut, 白东方有限公司, 罪案, 抢劫, 打抢

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Nasi Kandar in Penang: Insanely Good Curry at Restoran Tajuddin Hussain

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Updated: 05 Jul 2015
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►Nasi kandar is one of the most famous meals to eat in Penang. Read more now: http://wp.me/psd9b-5xG Since the very first time I visited Malaysia, nasi kandar has been one of my favorite meals in the country - or even in the world. What is nasi kandar? In Malay, nasi means rice and kandar is the word used for the bamboo pole carrying baskets. So the two words together refer to rice carried in baskets literally. But the word was formed when Indian rice and curry was served and delivered in this method previously. The words have stuck, and while most nasi kandar restaurants are housed in permanent restaurants, the name remains. So in reality, nasi kandar refers to Indian style rice and curry in Malaysia. Nasi kandar is originally from Penang, and while it’s available all over Malaysia now, most people still agree that the best place to eat it is right in Penang. There are many restaurants that served rice and Indian curry throughout the city, many of them are legendary places like Nasi Kandar Line Clear and Nasi Kandar Beratur. But I chose to eat at a restaurant called Restoran Tajuddin Hussain, located right on the edge of Little India in Georgetown. I had walked past the restaurant a number of times while we were in Penang, and seeing how it was always packed out with customers during lunch, my wife and I decided that we need to go there to eat. The next day we returned, a little bit early to beat the lunch rush and chose seats. As soon as I walked in, I could tell Tajuddin Hussain Nasi Kandar was going to be epic. All the food was positioned at the front of the restaurant, and you could either go up to the front to place your order, or you could just sit down at a table and let the waiter take your order - we sat down and ordered from the waiter. Honestly, I wanted to eat one of everything, to try every kind of curry they had, but we had to settle for a few of their signature dishes. The first curry I tried was their mutton curry, which set the bar. It was incredibly delicious, packed full of spice and flavor, rich and creamy, with a tender piece of mutton. Another dish we ordered was ayam rose, or chicken rose. It was equally as good, filled with spices, a tomatoey sauce, and just amazing with rice. My wife spotted the squid in the nasi kandar spread when we entered Restoran Tajuddin Hussain and so we also couldn’t resist ordering that. The squid was extremely tender and the gravy was spicy and flavorful. Additionally to all the Malaysian Indian curries, I got a plate of rice biryani for my base, and also a plate of vegetables and plate of daal to top things off. After finishing off round one of curry at Restoran Tajuddin Hussain, I still wanted more. We tried the mutton korma curry and we also go another plate of ayam rose because it was so good. The staff at the restaurant were friendly, the environment and atmosphere was authentic and action packed, and the food was almostly unbelievably delicious. One of the best meals you can eat when you’re in Penang, or even somewhere else in Malaysia, is nasi kandar, rice and an assortment of Indian style curry. Our meal at Restoran Tajuddin Hussain was one of the best nasi kandar meals that I’ve ever had in my life, and I’m still dreaming about the food there. This is one of the best restaurants I ate at in Penang, and hope you have a chance to eat here when you visit. Restoran Tajuddin Hussain Address: 45 Lebuh Queen, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Open hours: Monday – Saturday from 11 am – 3:30 pm and 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm (closed on Sunday) How to get there: It’s really easy to get to this restaurant, it’s along Queen street in Little India, just a couple block from Masjid Kapitan Keling. Music in this video is from Audio Network Filmed and created by Mark Wiens and Ying Wiens: http://migrationology.com/blog & http://www.eatingthaifood.com/ & http://www.travelbyying.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/migrationology Instagram: https://instagram.com/migrationology Twitter: https://twitter.com/migrationology Donate: http://migrationology.com/donate/ SNAPCHAT: migrationology Thank you for watching! ►Get more details about this nasi kandar restaurant here: http://wp.me/psd9b-5xG

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Haria Penang Haria - Nawi feat. Muariffah (LNG) & Al-Z (NSSN)

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Updated: 05 Sep 2014
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For Mobile Downloads click here: http://on.fb.me/1d7Vppz Title: Haria Penang Haria Song by: Nawi ft. Muariffah (Lawa Nie Geng) & Al-Z (NtahSape2Ntah) Produce...

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Penang Travel Video | Things to do in George Town | Top Attractions in Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia

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Duration: 13:32
Updated: 03 Sep 2014
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author: NomadicSamuel

Penang is a world class UNESCO heritage city with plenty of attractions, things to do and travel activities to keep one engaged whether in George Town or exp...

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Penang Escape Theme Park

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Updated: 04 Sep 2014
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http://www.penangchannel.com.my Penang Escape is an adventure theme park. It's a perfect place for the entire family to spend a day of valuable time and will...

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Singapore to Penang in 10mins through the dashboard camera

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Updated: 31 Aug 2014
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Singapore to Penang in 10mins through the dashboard camera/car camera. Traffic is generally smooth. Except long queue at Singapore Woodlands checkpoint Highw...

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Hello Penang! (28 Dec 2015) Fourfeetnine Vlogs

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Updated: 04 Jan 2016
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We were in Penang for a week and up till New Year's Eve! Fighter and Penny had a blast playing with their cousins but for privacy's sake we didn't record that much. Happy 2016 everyone! Please subscribe if you enjoy my videos! Instagram: @fourfeetnine Twitter: @fourfeetnine Facebook.com/fourfeetninedotcom www.fourfeetnine.com

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100% Penang

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Updated: 16 Nov 2015
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In 100% Penang, Berlin-based theatre troupe Rimini Protokoll brought Penang’s city demographics to life in a uniquely interactive performance featuring 100 local inhabitants, chosen according to their age, gender, household type, geography and ethnicity to represent 1% of the population. By sharing their stories, answering questions and creating collaborative visuals, the participants will transform statistical data into a living, breathing, ever-changing human drama that is uniquely Penang. Established in 2002 as a theatre collective in Berlin, Rimini Protokoll is widely credited with inventing a new style of research-based documentary theatre. Their 100% City project has received worldwide acclaim for its showcases in London, Melbourne, Tokyo, Paris, Amsterdam, San Diego and other global cities. 100% Penang was the troupe’s first performance in Southeast Asia and also the opening of George Town Festival 2015. Filmed by: Rising One

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Trip to Penang with Ivy : Foodie Hunt with AirAsia

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Updated: 30 Apr 2015
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From prawn mee and durian puffs to the Four Heavenly Kings in Kimberly Street, watch former DJ Ivy Tan (艾薇) on a Foodie Hunt in Penang! Subscribe to this channel or 'Like' us on http://www.facebook.com/AirAsiaSingapore for fun videos.

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