Kompleks Makanan Medan Renong Padang Kota Lama

The place that you can find variety of food here specialy popular food like pasembor and char kway teow. Must try, very tasty. So many people at the weekend and school holiday. Price is very reasonable. But parking is very dificult to find, maybe because holiday.

Once you enter this place, * touts* will be asking you * minum, minum* . We queued for Gani Pasembor. And ordered teh tarik kurang manis and teh O limau panas kosong. Surprised that teh O limau panas kosong cost RM4. I asked 3 times if indeed its rm4, he said yes. Teh tarik kurang manis is Rm2. The drink stall is the two stalls from Gani Pasembor, next to the ABC stall. Gani Rojak is so so. Nothing fantabulous , to each their own. Very red. ( Last year, we had the Hussain Pasembor- nothing remarkable as well) We also had 101 rojak buah from the other side of the food court. Its ok. And q was super long. As it was some 6pm plus, its not too hot. Breezy and slightly windy. Slightly dirty and slightly crowded !! Will I come back here to makan- NO. ( disclaimer- ownself try, dont take my words !)

The moment you find your seat,you will be harassed by 2-3 indian males asking for order dressed in stained dirty clothing. You will little liberty to go around and order on your own. Foods taste below average. Place is dirty. Difficult parking. Not recommended. Ordered mee sotong,but what i got is mee goreng with sotong sambal.

Not much stalls available here, there's Chinese & Malay stalls at 2 different corners. Most of the food here is bad. Only green tomyam & rojak is good. The stir fry seafood is good, but their service is super duper bad. They'll ask u to wait for an hour even when the crowd is low. Their opening time is also uncertain following their mood. This round visit I'm here for the green tomyam but they're closed so ordered food from the malay stalls. The fried rice is tasteless & the portion of the ayam kunyit is ridiculously small. The satay is not well burned, so it's not fragrant enough.

Nice environment, very crowded, variety of Chinese and local food, they selling seafood, prices bit expensive, seating still available if you can mix with other's. Surau and toilet avaliable, but parking very difficult to find.

It was like any other food court, crowded and dirty. We tried the Hussain Pasembur and sotong kangkung, but there was nothing special about them. We only spent RM50 for dinner, including two drinks. We were not charged a high price for the pasembur because we did not take any seafood, just prawn fritters and frozen items. For us, it was not expensive. You just need to be mindful when choosing. You pay for what you take, so do not complain. We do not think we will come back, though. It was hard to find parking.

Many hawker stalls are located here, especially the Gani Pasembur stall. The place was very packed when I last went here with limited seatings on a weekend/school holiday afternoon. The car park is also quite an issue here. The hygiene is not satisfactory. And there are a number of beggars and crazy persons (orang tak siuman) here while the customers are eating, which is a very irritating experience. The good thing is that the food court is by the strait, one can enjoy the view after eating. One can also see Gunung Jerai in Kedah from here on a clear, non-hazy day.

Best and Famous Penang's Food Paradise 1. 101 Rojak 2. Ghee Lian's Green TomYam Noodle 3. Friend BeeHoon with Fish Meat My top favourite food in my 5 stars good book list... Don't miss it when you visit Penang island.