AcamasTravels Penang Malaysia 🇲🇾

Char Kway Teow (炒粿条) literally "Stir-Fried Ricecake Strips", is a Popular Street Food in Singapore & Malaysia. Defiantly a Must Try when you're in any of these Countries 🇸🇬🇲🇾
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Stir-Fried over very High Heat on an Old Wok to archive Wok Hei with Light & Dark Soy Sauce, Chilli, Belachan, Prawns, Cockles, Bean Sprouts , Eggs, Chinese Sausage & Fishcakes. It is Traditionally Stir Fried in Pork Fat, with Crisp Croutons of Pork Lard. 😳 In Penang, Char kway Teow is served on a piece of Banana Leaf 🍃 on a plate, so as to Enhance the Aroma of the Dish 😋
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ACAMASTIPS💮: Wok Hei is EVERYTHING for an Asian Street Food like Char Kway Teow. Wok Hei is the "Essense/Flavour" imparted by the Wok (Only a Well Seasoned Wok can archive Wok Hei) when stir-frying over very high heat. Get it at Tiger Char Koay Teow (老虎炒粿条) @ 179 Carnavon Street, Georgetown, Penang. I got the one Fried with Duck Egg (RM6.50/💵S$2.10).

So here I am... 🎏Restoran Kimberly: Penang’s Legendary Duck Kway Chap. .
It is really one of the Best Kway Chap I've Had. 🍲 The Soup was Divine, the Kway (Rice Noodles) texture was Perfect, the Ingredients like Duck Meat, Intestines & Congealed Blood was Fresh & Clean 👍🏻 I'd actually Fly to Penang just to have a Bowl of this Goodness, that's how much I like it 😋
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ACAMASTIPS💮: Just get the Big Bowl (RM10/💵S$3.30) it's just RM2 difference from the Small Bowl (RM8/💵S$2.60) There even an option to get it Dry or with Rice. Just get what everyone is having, which is Soup Kway Chap.

Very Different from your Usual Curry Laksa that one find in Singapore. It's not as Spicy but rather Sour & a hint of Sweetness. The Fish is Poached & Flaked for the Broth 🍲
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Ingredients that give Penang laksa its Distinctive Flavour like Lemongrass, Galangal & Chilli. 🌶 Garnishes include Mint, Pineapple slices, thinly sliced Onion, hε-ko - a thick sweet Prawn paste & use of torch ginger flower. 😋
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ACAMASTIPS💮: Pasar Air Itam Laksa
Jalan Pasar Road, 11500 Air Itam,
Penang, Malaysia. A bowl of Heavenly Goodness with the Broth of the Gods is just (RM4/💵S$1.30)?! What A bargain People. 🎏