New Lane Street Foodstalls

Hawker stall · George Town ·

New Lane Street Foodstalls

Hawker stall · George Town ·

Street food wonderland: BBQ, satay, noodle rolls, laksa

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Lorong Baru, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia Get directions

RM 1–20

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"Street by day, food wonderland by night." Tony had Char Koay Teow, a fried rice stick with bean sprouts, chili, and prawns.

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New Lane Street Foodstalls

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Savoring the Flavors of Penang - AFAR

"A bustling nighttime hawker street known for classic local dishes like mee lemak (noodles in a coconut-milk-based curry) and rojak, a fruit-and-vegetable salad dressed with a sweet-and-sour sauce that blends Chinese and Malay ingredients—a fitting culinary conclusion to a visit celebrating the island's cultural diversity." - AFAR

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The 17 Best Restaurants in George Town, Malaysia | Eater

"If you only have time to visit one hawker center while in George Town (note: you should make more time), make it Lorong Baru. Both in terms of its spread of dishes and its frenetic, open-air vibe, it’s the epitome of what’s fun and delicious about eating in this city. Standout dishes include otak-otak, fish curry steamed in banana leaf; smokey skewers of satay; char koay kak, rice cakes fried with egg, shrimp, bean sprouts, and chili paste; and chee cheong fun, rice noodle rolls drizzled with a savory shrimp paste-based dressing and sesame seeds. Dinner only. [$ - $$]" - Austin Bush

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New Lane Street Foodstalls

Amber G.

Google

Really good food here, satisfied and filled belly! Highlights were the lor bak, chicken wing and the jagung. We were there about 6pm, still plenty of seats. Lor bak: favourite item here. The crispy tau kee and lor bak are really good, Ngoh hiang and fish ball also not bad. Nice sauce too. 28rm Chicken wing: Tasty and well seasoned. Super good when eaten warm. Nice that they sell just 2 pieces too, no minimum. 3.50rm for one. Apom: We got the coconut w brown sugar, set of 5 for 5rm, it's delicious, soft and fluffy especially when warm. Jagung: Saw the uncle pushing the cart from awhile before and already eyeing it. 3rm for one corn. It's so flavourful even without spreading butter. We went back for another. Uncle is very nice and chill too. Def a highlight. Chee cheong fun: Came with black sauce and youtiao, it's not bad but a bit pricey at 9rm. Laksa: It was okay but not the best, small portion so good to try. Noodles are smooth. 8rm for a bowl. Friendly staff. Drinks: We got buahlonglong w sembua and a coconut for 14rm. Need to get drink to sit at their table.

ayokjalan

Google

kwetiau 15RM with big duck egg, good not so oily, bid portion also and you can choose spicy or not (2nd kwetiau winner, the first is siam kwetiau with excellent fried wings). bbq wings 4RM each, pohpiah 5RM for 2 pcs, ice barley 2.5RM, fried oyster 10RM small size. everything was good. chee cheong Fun 3RM, iced sweet very nice thing we had because not too sweet, boiled corn and peeling corn 3RK was good also. asam laksa taste good 9RM medium size but KL had the best asam laksa

John L.

Google

1. fried oyster is still the best , aromatic , soft and plenty egg egg. 2. famous char kuey teow with duck egg - just ok with little ingredients but not worth to have long que. 3. grill fish and crockery- No No . over priced. min rm 25 for small portion. 4. good things all the sellers not too rude. some are very friendly. keep it up. 5. after total whole bill for street food - perhaps will thk twice for future visit.

Angie C.

Google

Busy busy street food with the popular char kuey teow. Q is way too long today. We decided to try others. Had chee cheong fun n laksa instead. Also lor bak, chicken wing n apom. Good!! Chicken wing is full of flavour, a different style of CCF with fried youtiao and sauce. Sat at the coffee shop, just need to order a drink from them There's also a stall selling butter orn. Going to buy that later for supper

BH T.

Google

We were recommended to try New Lane Food Street. We tried the Chai Keow Tiao, the Wantoon mee, the satay, the oyster eggs...Overall acceptable, but not 'WOW' type of experiences. I think when it comes to food, it is very individual.

K.C

Google

Visited this street hawker on a Monday evening as the other I wanted visit was close. Saw the horrendous long queue for the other charcoal chao kway teow & decided not to queue. Instead, opted to order from coffeeshop San Café CKT. Ordered a small plate for RM 12 with duck egg. The order didn't needs to wait too long. However, I found abit spicy despite I ordered without chilli! Likes that it contains quite a few slices of lap cheong & shrimps. Wok hey & slight wetness of the CKT was ok, my only dismay was I couldn't really taste any difference with duck egg, haha! Duck egg cost a dollar more. To get a table here, the drink stall would immediately expect diners to order drinks, but we opted for until our food arrives. Dragon fruit, watermelon juice were nice & tasted natural sweet. Ordered a medium Wanton Mee to share for RM 8. Discovered only noodles were upsized, didn't seem to have added wantons. Taste was average & typical of Malaysia style WTM.

JM F

Google

Here's an option for al fresco dining with cars pumping their exhaust centimeters from you, in somewhat unsanitary conditions. We sampled three food from here and imho, you can find better elsewhere. The char koay teow stall had a queue that snaked around the corner but imho, there is a nearby CKT stall that may satisfy the craving in more pleasant environment. The sellers were friendly, so I give 1*.

Daryl C.

Google

San Cafe at the side serves a pretty decent char kuey teow. Much better than the well known uncle opposite at new lane street with a long queue. Comes with generous toppings like lap cheong and juicy prawns with crispy lard. Had the pork satay as well and ice kacang, pork satay was alright and ice kacang was soso.