Their rendition of a dense “Malaysian pancake” filled with an omelette wrapped within an extremely thin (almost filo-like) crispy layer of dough (I had their roti telur), and paired with a tremendous beef curry was second to none.
Currently this hidden gem is slowly growing its popularity with many local folks if you are willing to dig in deeper for your craving of a good cake in Penang, this outlet is one of the outlet that hit all the notes with its clever creation of local mix.
The dessert is served with cold black coffee that gives an aromatic sweet caramel and distinctive coffee aroma.
See Kong Ooi Restaurant in Transfer Road Penang which specializes in Hainanese and Hokkien chu char dishes is fondly refer as Sai Kong Huin by most of the Penangites Hokkien. It has been around for several decades now, and is still going strong until today!
The pricing was very reasonable, food was served in a pretty fast time despite it was crowded and most importantly the food was good.
Nevertheless, its a good place to have dinner in case you're in Penang, and I'll be sure to come back and review their new place once they have moved.
One of the famous western food restaurants along Jalan Burmah in Penang many years ago. It was formerly called Top Top Snack Bar & Restaurant. The western food corner has been operating there for many years in a residential house.
RELOCATION OF YAW’S ROAST AND GRILL