Stories of the World

My eyes setted on the George Town Discovery Walk on 7th July, in celebration of the 13th anniversary of the UNESCO listing.

CAN by Haru Hari in Gelugor is that one place my family has been talking about but never got the chance to visit until recently.

Next to the Butterworth Station, you will find a complex with a large white Penang Sentral engraved on top.

I found Passion Heart Cafe on Google with a 4.6 rating, and took a glimpse of its fantastic menu.

Snake Temple is an overrated attraction, far from the glamour promoted on tourist websites.

An unusual hiking adventure at Sungai Ara, Bayan Laps.

Guan Ying Ting Dou Mu Gong Temple (北海新芭觀音亭斗母宮) in Jalan Raja Uda is the place to visit during CNY period.

There was a large wooden 糖水铺 (tong sui po/sweet soup stall) signboard hung on the gate, and a retro milky motorbike parked in front.

CP Museum, a dim sum eatery, was relocated to Musion Mansion.

Gerakbudaya has been a reputable bookstore among the Malaysian literary circle since its opening in 2014.

The NOOK Books & Coffee hides humbly within the quiet Fish Lane.

We came for Abe's famous nasi lemak with ayam berempah (spiced chicken).

I have always wanted to write a feature about Arnold Cycling Cafe, one of my favourite coffee spots.

The blooming tecoma flowers has been a Penang's seasonal sensation that only lasts for a short period of time.

We paid a short visit to Hean Boo Thean Kuan Yin Temple, or the floating Kuan Yin temple.

Grand Vege Creative in Jalan Burma offers a new perspective on vegetarian cuisine.

Beach Street's PACE Coffee is a spot for couples to have brunch at your own pace.

A hidden bookless library within blocks of apartment.

My experience at Norm Micro Roastery in Lebuh Gereja, Georgetown.