Minah Restaurant

Ita Setiawati

This restaurant has been here for many years. I was raised with meals from Minah Cafe. The quality remains exactly the same, uncompromised. The very best kept key... it's where nearby Penangites go ;-)

Divy Sierra Decendra

Malay curries and spiced stew such as dishes are usually called Gulai. They could appear to be curries but you can find subtle differences, mellower, even more subtle fine flavor. This is the location to go in case you are sick and tired of the Indian Muslim foods the Nasi Kandar which areoften over ranked. Service was good. Meals was excellent. Car parking was quite easy.

Nadia Luqyana

Still the very best Malay food within Pulau Pinang so long as I may remember since we went there mainly because children. Food has been tasty and subtle. A significant break from the most common Penang mamak fare. No aircond, but its alright coz, that's how mealsshould be studied.. in airy, sweaty atmosphere. Love that place.

Atilla Sivri

A very good spot to enjoy halal Kampung meals having an open concept enabling you to actually observe them preparing the laundry. The huge varities will definitely place you in a repair as to what you would like to savor. And many of all exquisitetaste of the laundry. Highly recommended to take pleasure from good malay food.

Dea Andia

1. Curry, poultry fry indonesia style 2. Delicious Pecal, new raw vegetables 3. Pricely 4. Limited spot to park(be sure you possess penang carpark ticket if not you may find yourself spending rm30 to penang goverment) 5. No fruit juice.