Penang 's signature dish Surely must be the Char Kuey Teow. Preparing a plate of flat, white rice noodles is an art form has been Perfected that's here. Stir-fried in a huge wok, the rice noodles are skillfully tossed with Prawns, egg, Chinese sausage, cockles, bean Sprouts and chives. Some stalls serve the noodles on plates lined with banana leaves to ENHANCE the aroma of the dish.
Malaysia's 'Pearl of the Orient' carries a natural beauty and cultural splendour like no other place. Its name comes from the Malay translation of betel nut - 'Pinang'. Every year, thousands of visitors come here to experience the unique cultural heritage and scenery. It is also a very cosmopolitan city, perhaps the second busiest in the country after Kuala Lumpur.
Friday, July 26, 2013
CHAR KUEY TEOW
Penang 's signature dish Surely must be the Char Kuey Teow. Preparing a plate of flat, white rice noodles is an art form has been Perfected that's here. Stir-fried in a huge wok, the rice noodles are skillfully tossed with Prawns, egg, Chinese sausage, cockles, bean Sprouts and chives. Some stalls serve the noodles on plates lined with banana leaves to ENHANCE the aroma of the dish.
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