Discover the Biggest Local Street Food in Penang

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2nd visit to Malaysia Boleh and tried out Sei Ngan Zai, Roasted duck & Char Siew Rice. Stall owner was generous in providing a good slice of both Roasted duck & char siew. Overall taste was satisfactory. It appears that the roasted duck was marinated with herb, dong Guai, in fact I like the tinge of herbal taste.

Alvin Li✭✭✭✭
4 months ago
My go to for my late lunch before heading off for more work.

This review is based on the past few years when I started patronising more since working nearby.

Some stalls have changed hands and the food is no longer prepared by Malaysian cooks. Those who know will know what I’m talking about.

Favourites here: Penang char kway teow, zhu rou fen, chicken rice with beansprouts, claypot rice, chili pan mee, nasi lemak, jumbo pork chop curry png.

Special mention goes to the drink stall selling Ipoh White Coffee (both hot and iced).

The zichar stall serves the same menu as the one from West Mall’s Malaysia Chiak, so if you are familiar, you can eat their food again.

Lim Tiong
3 months ago
On 21st Oct(Sat), about 2 30pm, ordered and dine in fried oyster and fried carrot cake. The fried oyster was terrible, it was watery(as photo). After consuming, my wife fell sick and diarrhoea. Whole Sunday kept going toilet. Too bad and scary experience ? ?
Susan Yong✭✭✭✭
4 months ago
JP malaysia boleh is nicer compared to other outlets. Most of tastes is similar to malaysia. Mix vegetables rice for 1 meat 2 vege only $3.30. Very affordable

Malaysian Food Street

  • Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway Waterfront, Level 1, Singapore 098269
  • Map: Click here
  • Rating: 3.8 (2646)
  • Phone: +65 8798 9530
  • Website:
  • Opening hours:
    Monday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
    Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
    Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
    Thursday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
    Friday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
    Saturday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
    Sunday: 8:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Reviews:
    Yee Yee✭✭✭
    a week ago
    The ordering system amaze me. It was quick using kiosk, but if u scan the QR to order take more time as u have to fill in more details. We came around 6.30pm. A few stalls not open for dinner. KL Hokkien mee stall, but doesn’t taste like from KL. The ying yong $9 taste flavourless. Texture sticky like glue, too much of starches. Kuey teow stick together (as per photo). Plus point, their prawns very big.
    yaneeporn charoensarkviloj✭✭✭✭✭
    5 months ago
    A lot of food here and also people. The food was yummy.Reasonable prices. It’s quite hard to find seat here. We had to wait for long queue but it worth. You can use only credit card here. The best thing is you can go back to the universal studio whenever you want because they will give a fluorescence stamp on your arm. Cool!!
    Clara Yeo✭✭✭
    in the last week
    Char kway teow portion was like kids meal. Would be great if portion can be increased. KL pork noodle was great in terms of both portion and taste.
    Jan-Michael Tiu✭✭✭✭✭
    4 months ago
    We went here looking for decent hawker street food and this place didn’t disappoint. Lots of selection and food to eat here for a decent price. The malay laksa noodles was really tasty and spicy. Loved it.
    Henry Cheng✭✭✭✭
    a month ago
    Updated review: Recently visited again and was really happy they added more stall! The latest stall added sells Penang prawn noodles with pork ribs. The soup was rich with prawn flavour. My only critique is the pork ribs as they were a bit too hard. They need to be cooked a little longer.

    As you can already guessed from the name, the place features popular Malaysian food all in one place. There are many options to choose from, both halal and non-halal, depending on what you like. My personal go to is the pork noodles, though I think the quality has deteriorated quite a lot since they started. Other noteworthy mentions are the KL Hokkien mee and claypot chicken rice.

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