O’Penang

Okti Rahmawati

Discovered this place from the IPC mall (identical to IKEA). The menus is very limited, however the food is fairly amazing.

Zippermouth

spotted this particular cafe O'Penang on our solution to IKEA from Ikano Strength Centre. Being truly a northerner, determined to take a look. Ordered a wholesome dish of rojak Penang: chopped tropical fruits protected in gooey dark sauce with sprinkled peanuts at the top. Warm tea in akopitiam ceramic glass was the beverage. Waited while reading through, and tea came very first. After 15mins, enquired concerning the rojak, just to start to see the waiter heading to the next desk to retrieve it: evidently he made an incorrect shipping, and the occupant of this table was active tucking away to inform it wasnt his purchase. And there i had been waiting and seeing other people who came afterwards experiencing their meals. Not attempting to obtain upset, my verdict will be 3/10 because the rojak did not have got the spiciness Penangites keep company with their rojak; probably a watered down edition to cater to vacationers. The tea was furthermore too milky for comfort and ease. Altogether it didn't surpass a Penang cafe; probably anor vacation may change my ranking.

Citra Kartini

Tried this Penang foods outlet last weekend. Purchased fried kway teow, curry mee and rojak. The kway teow has been passable, the curry mee as well watery and rojak, not really sufficient. Portions are good but flavor was letdown. Pricing can be high considering a lot of coffee shops can provide better specifications at cheaper price.

Ekotomo Tirto

Pretty decent and delicious food without a having to pay a hefty price. Suggested are usually Prawn Mee and Rojak. Curry mee was decent