Malay Food | Three ‘N’ Ikan Bakar
Since our last visit to Hammer Bay Ikan Bakar Special, Warung Kelapa Sawit and Restoran Mak Long, we added some more varieties to our food hunt. One of the reasons we started to write food review about Malay Food was due to the spiciness and sweetness in their food as well as their unique cooking style. And we thought they would become great addition to really have a complete Penang Food Guide.
This round our food hunt had led us to another Ikan Bakar stall near Tesco but nearer to Stallion Apartment. Huat Koay said this was one of his favourite dating places. It was quite difficult to get parking here but being Penangites or Malaysian, the practice of parking at the road side applied here. In fact, there was no proper parking place nearby anyway.
The environment here was quite nice from view perspective. Why? The view of traffic at the Greenlane was just directly in front of us and knowing that other people are stucked at the traffic jam or busy while we were able to settle down at the ikan bakar stall here and enjoying our meals, we could say we were quite grateful for not being one of them.
The ikan bakar had a chili paste which was quite nice, with its spiciness and hot taste that tingled our taste buds. The sotong bakar and the tom yam was just average though. Seemed like the ikan bakar was the only main interest here. If you have no place to hang out or not knowing where to have dinner next time, can try coming here for a change.
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Seems like now PTP is expanding to Malay food ya.
is it expensive? i heard it is very expensive!!
similar with duckie, heard it’s expensive .. how’s the pricing ya PTP? next time share the pricing ya!
I’ve been there several times and the price is reasonable and the ikan bakar chilies is nice. But the stingray run out of order very fast. need to go there earlier.
the store actually is make fully by wooden one… like rumah kampung with long legged.
ya.. the view from there is good.. but only on traffic at greenlane…
Malay food is always nice!!! But I think the ones in Penang are slightly more expensive ya:p
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I had never been to try out the food there even daily passing by. My friend was there last few week ago and they claim that the food was so so and I was a bit reluctant to try out and some more like very quiet there 1. May be next time have to try out some small snack there instead to taste their skill.
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Malay food are pretty expensive oledi especially those that got a lot Chinese customers.
When I go buy nasi lemak, I get charge for RM3 for a small sardine fish, 1 sunny side up egg and normal rice. Then got one day I ask my Malay friend to tar pau for me. The same thing cost RM2. Dunno whether you guys face this kind of scenario or not.
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Wow! Penang Tua Pui gang makan so near my house
Personally, I’ve never been there before but my parents had dinner there once and said that it was quite expensive.
allie,
good food comes in many forms, malay food is one of them
Hi, Duckie and rebeccalee,
At first I heard from someone claiming it is expensive. But some did tell us it is not as expensive as you all expect to be.
So I make a visit over there and try their food and it is quite reasonable at least to me la.
Ikan Pari Bakar - RM8-12 depend on the size of fish u order
Sotong Bakar - RM2 - RM4 per piece base on size
Kailan - ~RM6
TomYam - RM6
I think it is ok price for me as I had been to more expensive Malay store else where… hee hee
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the price is ok… better than the one opposite the seagate one
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