This is a super long overdue post, but better late than never right? Haha. Anyway, this was the morning before I had to fly back to KL. We initially wanted to try another cafe nearby for brunch but it was close when we got there. As we didn't know where else we should go, we drove around the area and eventually found Black Kettle, which was a really good choice! Nice ambience, good food and it's wheelchair friendly! My grandma was with us for brunch, hence, it was crucial for us to find a place where she could be pushed all the way to the table. 

Upon entering the cafe, we were greeted with the pastry section before reaching our table.

A wide range of pastries to choose from and everything looks fresh!

More bread and buns being sold on these shelves which I initially thought were just decorative items.

Mr Benedict (RM22)

Samurai Chicken (RM26)

Smoked Duck Carbonara (RM28)

Big Breakfast (RM22)

Beef Bacon Chili Pancake (RM15)

I didn't try all of the dishes that we ordered, but everyone agreed it was really delicious! Worth the price that we paid, and definitely a place that we would come back in the future. 

This was taken outside of Black Kettle and dad was wondering why am I taking a picture with 2 old aircond condenser. Haha.

Address:

105, Beach Street, George Town, 10300 Penang, Malaysia.

Opening Hours:

8.30am - 12am daily

Contact Number:

+6042519270

E-mail:

talk2us@blackkettle.com.my

Till next time,

This hipster cafe was initially found by my mum online! I really had no idea this place existed until she mentioned it to me. We then decided to come here for a evening tea on the second day of Chinese New Year.

The cafe is situated along Lebuh Victoria, which Waze has a pretty accurate location on it. The cafe isn't very visible from the outside as it's shaded by trees at the entrance. Hence, we missed it, and had to take another round. Also, I would personally advice to pay for your carpark along Lebuh Victoria as free parking is rather limited around the area. There's a lot of cyclist too as the place is rather near to Armenian Street. So, beware!

Upon entering, there's a coffee bar on the left.

Further back is where the tables and chairs are at. This picture pretty much shows all that there is of the place. It's a rather open concept, tables and chairs that are used reflects on how the olden days canteen looks like, and the overall environment gives you the ambience of a hipster looking canteen.

This shot was taken from the other end of the cafe, which you can clearly see the entrance from here too.

I love the details of the place although there's a high probability that all they did was repainted the old wooden windows. Haha. Oh, if I'm not mistaken, there are accommodations for rent above the cafe, just like Sekeping Kong Heng in Ipoh.

Mum & Dad.

As we were there just for drinks, I didn't take any shot of it. Hence, a cafe post without any food or beverage shots. Haha. Perhaps the next round when I am back there again, I'll definitely update this blog entry.

Address:

164A-B, Lebuh Victoria, Georgetown, 10300 George Town, Penang, Malaysia

Stay tuned for more!

This was the second time that I've eaten at the restaurant and I personally like their food very much. I don't know if there's such thing like 'hokkien' style of cooking, but most of the dishes served suits my tastebuds a lot. Also, it's actually a hainanese restaurant and I have no idea if it's anything close to hokkien style cooking. Haha. 

Look for this sign to get to the car park as well as where the restaurant is.

This is the restaurant after driving through the super narrow alley way from the main road. It may not look like much but it definitely has an enjoyable view of the sea while you enjoy your meal. 

Steamed "Bawal Emas" with homemade sauce.

Beancurd with homemade sauce. And this is my most favourite style of eating beancurd!

On top of the lunch deal, we added their famous Hainanese Spring Roll.

Bon Appetit!

The restaurant may appear quite empty on certain days but that doesn't mean anything negative at all. Back in the olden days, I was told that this restaurant had a quite a crowd but as time passes, it just gotten more quiet, that's all. Good food, and a nice scenery to enjoy. Couldn't ask for a more enjoyable and relaxing lunch.

 543, Jalan Tanjung Bungah, Tanjong Bungah, Penang, 11200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia

04 - 890 7268