Peace & Joy

Berlian Pangestika

3.0

Food taste - average, cost per plate rm5, cost is alright for the quantity, additionally, there are wan tan mee, curry mee, har mee, mee mamak ( didn't try all of the noodles, just tried char keow teow ) and mixed rice

Nurul Fajriya

3.0

Had some nearby eats there - nutmeg, Indian mee, Hokkien mee, and so on. On a par with additional restaurants of its type.

Raymond Tan

5.0

A simple bacon and scrambled egg are available here. Furthermore, teow cheow etc. However the coffee is genuine and solid and the western breakfast great. Watch the locals likely to work. That is Penang at work.

Taufan Setiawan

5.0

We had quite tasty wanton noodles and prawn noodles (Penang Hokkien prawn mee) in this Peace & Pleasure Cafe. The juice was good as well. Cheap price and pleasant people. Highly recommended specifically for spending budget travellers.who stay static in Georgetown or visiting this area close up toLittle India..

Atika Tesha Akmal

5.0

A different one of my preferred restaurants inside Penang. It really is a small restaurant. But it's clear and well-held. The Light Curry Mee is crucial at this restaurant. It is a small spicy though it will not set your tongue burning.

Sekar Yulianti

4.0

Nice cheap location. I had a complete English for 5.50 Rm and coffee was 2 Rm. Oddly, you purchase and purchase drinks and food individually. I will get one of these local dish the next time

Yamibuci

5.0

We'd cheese omelette and toast and iced espresso here and I couldn't fault something. Staff were lovely, clear, fast and incredibly yummy. Great inexpensive breakfast! Recommend travellers try out this place out

Didi Junaedi

5.0

Excellent for local street foods. Very recommend for those who desire to try local restaurant and start to see the culture . And incredibly kind staff.

Arjun Sai

5.0

Tried the Financial rice, Curry Mee and Chee Cheong Fun... basically “Gor Char Bee”.. tradisional taste and price.. affordable

Shahriza Omar

5.0

Had one glass of whitened kopi bing (RM2.50), a bowl of char kueh teow (RM5.50) n a plate of hokkien aka prawn mee (RM5.00) for simple breakfast.