Even though it is located on the south side of Jalan Lebuh Keng Kwee, it is actually not difficult to find this drink outlet. It is located around the very famous Penang Road.

When I arrived there, I had to be willing to queue to get a bowl of my dream chendul or ice peanuts. But there's no need to worry because the queue moves quickly because of the fast service.

Original Chendul is a dessert made from processed rice flour and colored green, with pandan aroma soaked in coconut milk. It is served with red beans and topped with gula melaka which is boiled for 4 hours. Served cold in a bowl and topped with shaved ice.

The location of Mee Sotong Hameed Pata is located in Selera Padang City, which is an easy location to find. This Mee Sotong outlet starts operating from 12 noon to 8 pm every day except Sunday.

Mee Goreng Sotong is fried in a large skillet for several orders at a time. They use a special sauce with synchronized syllables.

It's the same as Mee Rebus which is prepared in large quantities. After the mee is cooked, then the sotong chili sauce is placed on top of the mee as a complement to this special menu

99B, Lebuh Noordin, George Town,

10300 George Town, Penang

A humble matcha & chocolate specialty cafe in Georgetown, Penang!

Millennial pink and lush greens. Rattan chairs and a single neon flamingo. Soft music from a thoughtfully curated playlist and the remaining sunlight from between the dark clouds that were threatening to rain on us trickling in.

Matcho Cafe serves up summertime specialties – perfect for Malaysia’s hot weather climate. It definitely feels like a tropical getaway at this cafe, as you can relax in rattan chairs while sipping on refreshing sodas – served in rose-gold cups! – and pretend you’re at the beach.

Khoo Kongsi 

Leong San Tong Khoo Kongsi or simply Khoo Kongsi is one of the clan associations (kongsi) of Chinese descent that was successful on the Malaysian peninsula.

Leong San Tong is located in a hidden area. It is fortified by shophouses and residential areas which are very close together. To access it there are three separate roads. The main entrance is located on Cannon Street, while the side entrance is on Armenian Street, and the back entrance is on Beach Street. The location of Leong San Tong, which is protected by surrounding houses and shophouses, was apparently intentional. So that when danger threatens, access to the complex can be closed easily.

Jalan Batu Ferringhi, Tanjung Bungah, 11200 Tanjung Bungah, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

It's called the "Floating Mosque" but it doesn't actually float on water. This mosque appears to float on the beach supported by concrete pillars above the sea. The location is on a cape (a sea basin that juts inward). Its name is Tanjung Bungah. The 1,295 square meter building is a renovation of a building that was previously damaged by the 2004 tsunami.

This Moorish architectural building is unique in its tower which is 7 stories high. This tower functions as a place for the call to prayer. This mosque can accommodate 1500 worshipers. At each of the four corners of the mosque there is a gazebo which can be used as a place to enjoy the beauty of the Malacca Strait. We can see fishing activities.

Opposite the mosque, we can see the Mar Vista condominium. Land in Penang is very limited. Land prices are very high. That's why there are many apartments, ranging from simple to luxurious.

The Masjid Terapung Tanjung Bungah is easily accessible from the Tanjung Bungah main road. It is located on the opposite side of the road from the Mar Vista Condominiums. Rapid Penang buses 101, 103 and 104 goes to Tanjung Bungah (Bus 104 may require some walking, as it goes to Tanjung Bungah village).

Oh yes we stop by Batu Ferringhi Beach

Batu Ferringhi Beach is a popular beach on Pulau Pinang. The atmosphere is quite beautiful and calm, there are also many water activities that can be done, lots of tourist visitors here. The location of mosque is between Penang and Batu Ferringhi. From Komtar you can take a bus to Batu Ferringhi and stop right in front of this floating mosque.