Showing posts with label tanjung bungah. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tanjung bungah. Show all posts
Monday, October 26, 2015 | By: Grace Ann

Lebanon, Hillside, Penang

There are quite a few new places at Tanjung Bungah,and one of the latest is Lebanon. Well this post is almost a month late but better late than never. This is a venue for parties, get togethers, and even small function as they have a well spaced room for private functions upstairs.

The decor is exquisite all around and the ambience is so inviting.


  In food business, service is of utmost importance and I can say kudos to the staffs of Lebanon for making our small birthday party a pleasant one.


Loved every dish that we ordered that night including the drinks. Good recommendations by the server.










A lot of things need not be said except go try it if you like Middle East cuisine but there are other cuisines like northern Indian, Italian included. Always ask for recommendations to find what suits your taste, at least they can advise you with further details.

Some information below:

Address: No 15 Jalan Tanjung Bungah, Tanjung Bungah, 11200

Middle Eastern  /   Pizza  /   Steaks / Chops / Grills  /   Seafood  /   Restaurant
Mon.-Sun. 12:00-00:00




Tuesday, May 13, 2014 | By: Grace Ann

Danny's, Tanjung Bungah

Behind every man is a woman who stands to support and She is none other than Aunty Mary, mother of the chef and proprieter Daniel Cheah. He specialises in the western food, as for the case of Danny's, it's the burgers, wraps and burritos.

A family affair,  sister abit camera shy today. 

The man - Danny
 I love the beef wrap, filled with slices of beef, cheese, lettuce etc. Onions ans mushrooms are sautéed. Simply delicious.
Beef Wrap
 Burritos include similarly to wraps except added  flavoured rice, and a variety of sauces. It's a more filling selection.  I have yet to try the burgers. You can see it in the menu below.
Burrito - Pork


Stay updated with their Facebook page Danny's and find out more.  The mother also cooks Nyonya and Chinese dishes as well as cupcakes. They provide catering service for at least 40pax and above. They are located at the Permai 32, Tanjung Bungah.

Address : Lebuh Lembah Permai 4, 16c, 11200 Penang, Malaysia

Friday, January 3, 2014 | By: Grace Ann

Tarbush Restaurant, Batu Feringghi

After a long morning celebrating a friend's birthday at the beach,  we were famished. Curious on how Tarbush is like, we wandered there being one of the first two customers they have.  
The decor was intricate,  walls was colourful, somewhat like a 'Aladdin' ballroom. It would have been more lovely in the night.

Menu is made of different meat dishes like chicken, mutton, beef either with kebab or rice. Overall I would say it's all good. In Penang there are not many Middle Eastern cuisine, I would say give this first a try. : )










Please visit Tarbush Website
Address:
Lot 413, Batu Feringghi,  Penang

Phone: +604 8852 558

Business Hours: 11.00am - 2.00am
Sunday, September 30, 2012 | By: Grace Ann

Tsunami Village Cafe, Tanjung Bungah, Penang

A walk down the beach is where you can find Tsunami Village Cafe. Before entering the beach area, you will be at the parking lot, then only will you reach the destination. My advice, call for reservations because walk-in customers will have to wait to get a table. The place is usually packed especially on weekends. Prices are reasonable and food is good and fresh. One of the important things when looking for seafood restaurants. Have a look at what my family had one night....

Ahh..thirst quencher! Great to go with my food.
All of us enjoyed this dish, we sort of take this like a starter and almost finishing all before we began on the other dishes. The kids love it too! You can eat the whole entire fish, except of anything part that might injure your throat.

Beansprouts
'Yao Mak'
Fried Rice - specially for the kids. It's nice, not too oily.
La La - small ones
Fried Squid
The Ang Sai Fish is the most expensive dish here but its the nicest. The soup is superb, its addictive but its a bit of spicy.
Ang Sai Fish
Nestum prawn
Yummy crab
Casual & Candid ! Nom Nom Nom...Yums!

Tsunami Village Cafe
543-A Tanjung Bungah, 11200 Penang
Phone : 012-487 2718 / 019-447 2718
Closed on Mondays
Thursday, March 15, 2012 | By: Grace Ann

KimChi BBQ Korean Restaurant, Tanjung Bungah, Penang

A great recommendation from a friend who had frequent this restaurant months ago. So curious what's good about this place, a trip there was made. True enough the food is good, stuffed up and satisfied!
Here it is... KimChi BBQ Korean Restaurant
No 2C, Jalan Tanjung Bungah ( Opposite Copthorne Hotel)

Contact No: 04-8997032

Looking through the lunch menu, very reasonably priced. The interior has its own uniqueness, giving a Korean home feel or at least that was the impression I felt when I sat down.
Love the tea! Can't help but ask for more refills :)
First they serve the "banchan" , an assortment of small dishes of kimchi such as beansprouts, tofu, fishcakes and etc. The chili was one of the highlight of the meal too.


I like this dish and the spicy sauce is not all that spicy. It's very tasty coupled with the side dishes and the soup. An enjoyable meal it became.

Jaeyuk Dupbob - pan boiled pork mixed with spicy sauce and vegetables - RM15
 This is another choice I would pick for my next lunch menu. Well seasoned and the beef is tender, scrumptiously me :)
Bulgogi Bupbob - MIxed rice with seasoned beef and various ingredients - RM 15

This hot pot was not my fancy, I felt the rice was a little clammy though as a whole it was not too bad. Preference of others, but not mine. Look at that steam, 'hotness'!
Bibimbob - Mixed Rice with Beef & Vegetables - RM 17 
By the time we started this dish, we took awhile to finish as our stomach couldn't withstand much anymore. In the end we did do justice to the food, we pack remains and take away. Hahaha...
Boiled Pork Leg - RM 30 (small)
This is the nice Korean lady boss who served us and was very open to let us take her picture.

Hop on to http://kimchikoreanrestaurant.blogspot.com/ for more viewing of the food. It's also a great place to hang out and enjoy a good meal. I really don't mind Korean food as my daily lunch meals. Healthy and tasty.
Friday, December 2, 2011 | By: Grace Ann

My Home Style, Tanjung Bungah, Penang


My Home Style Restaurant was opened this year and this was my first time. Situated at a quiet residential area opposite a field, this was not easy to find unless you know Tanjung Bungah well. This area is quite new to me though I have cycled most parts of Tanjung Bungah  during my childhood days. Fret not, I have the map for you right at the bottom.
My sister has been there for three times already so I was thinking the food must be good. So she went ahead with the orders quickly and what i fancy about this place is the arrival time of the food was ideal. After a few chats and before you know it, they are laid out before you.

Wheatgrass Honey  (I love it)

Chicken dish (Pek Cham Ke)
Siakap fish curry- oooh..the taste and the thickness of the gravy was just right.
Bitter Gourd with Egg - I do not particularly like bitter gourd but I kind of like this.The blend of the bitter gourd,eggs and its sauce makes me forget I am eating bitter gourd.:)
French beans with dried shrimps

   Another dish to try is Zeng Kong Pork, it was a tasty dish unfortunately the picture was lost in motion, I can't express how disappointed I am.

Our total bill came up to around RM120 inclusive of drinks and rice. They have 3 categories which is small, medium and large with their prices accordingly. The receipt was not itemized and we were in a hurry to go off that I was not able to confirm the names of these dishes. Coincidentally my sister has no recollection either. Overall,the pricing is reasonable and the taste is good. No air-conditioning but its comfortable.

Address : Permai 32, No.2, Lebuh Lembah Permai 4, 11200 Tanjung Bungah, Penang.

Contact no: 012-4927275 , 016-4759181
Thursday, July 7, 2011 | By: Grace Ann

Putu Piring at Tanjung Bungah Night Market

Occasionally it is pleasant to walk through the bustle of a night market. One that I do fancy is the Tanjong Bungah night market(only on Tuesdays). There are a variety of stalls selling clothes, fashion jewelry, undergarments, shoes, slippers, hand phone accessories, stationery and sometimes even rabbits. 
The stall that caught my eye was this putu piring as we malaysians calls it. And can you believe it, there is a Putu piring wikipedia on it which I will extract its meaning for those who has no idea what it really is.
Basically it is made of a type of flour with brown sugar coated. It is fun to eat, I treat it like a dessert. Why fun you may ask? Well, it is when we are using our fingers to pinch and place it inside our mouth. Just using the thumb, forefinger and the middle finger!

I don't seem to see it selling in many place nowadays in Penang  but one that i saw is in Tanjung Bungah Market. This putu piring man was nice enough for me to take a picture of him and the stall. He does sell what we usually eat which is the kutu mayong. This night market is off Jalan Tanjung Bungah near the shoplots where they have Maybank, Yorkshire cafe and other coffee shop.