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After shopping in Prangin Mall on a Sunday evening, we decided to have some hawker food in town. We went for some bak moi (pork porridge) at a roadside stall beside Ho Ping Coffee shop located in Penang Road/ Kampung Malabar junction. It operates from 5pm onwards.








You can choose from a varieties of pig innards - brain, kidney, intestines, liver and mince meatball as your ingredients. There are two types of vermicelli (bee hoon), the thick and the thin ones. Tang chai (dried preserved vegetable) are also added to the noodle for that extra taste.






No garlic oil and MSG is added. The food is always served to the customer steaming hot. Do go there earlier to avoid waiting as it can sometimes take up to an hour.

There is a very famous Lo Bak stall in this coffee shop too. We usually go for the hae jie and the lobak. Business starts from morning till night. There are also other stalls selling char koay teow, tai pan hor fun and mee goreng.





3 comments

Anonymous said... @ January 15, 2008 at 10:07 PM

Hi,

stumbled on your interesting blog and could not resist adding my recommendations for you to go back and try the heh chee and loh bak at this coffee shop - really good. I don't miss the bak moi and heh chee whenever I get back to Pg, for the last 40+ years!.

all the best

CK Lam said... @ January 29, 2008 at 10:09 PM

Thanks for stumbling in here!
Oh...definitely will go back there to have a go at the heh chee and loh bak the next time!

If you are there, why not try the satay at the coffee shop behind it? With its nice peanut sauce and toasted bread, its one of the nicest chinese satay in Penang!

Bon appetit!

Anonymous said... @ September 30, 2008 at 6:08 AM

I also stumbled into your blog, very interesting! But I'm interested most with the song. Can anyone let me know who is the artist and what is the name of this song?
I live in the US and has never heard this song before.

Heru

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