The Jetty Food Court

Great place for a quick lunch before or after exploring the Chew Jetty! Tons on stalls with food from all over the world. We ate local dishes and loved it! Good value for the quality of food, but the “hawkers” were cheaper. If you want food made for you from scratch and not have it sitting around on the street, this is the place for you. Bathrooms are not that clean. And finding paper towels is next to impossible here. Recommend always bringing your own wet wipes! Great food made to order, served piping hot and fast at a fair price.

Visited this place after strolling around the Armenian street and decided to grab a bite before exploring the clan jetties. I had a good experience, enjoyed the char kway teow and the drinks are decent too. The food court offers a lot of food options and a lively atmosphere, a good spot to grab a meal and experience some local flavors! ✨

Good service from friendly sellers and thankfully not too pushy. We went for the fried chicken, shallot pancakes, spicy dry noodles and stir fried garlic shoots. Everything was as great, in particular the chicken was crisp on the outside and moist and soft on the inside. Watermelon and apple juice drinks were sweet and fresh. Recommend.

The Jetty food court is fantastic. Cool, reasonably priced and a huge amount of delicious food. Definitely a place to come if you want to try a variety of dishes from all over Asia

Great selection of all kinds of food and drinks. We went earlier on to avoid the entertainment and big crowds as thats more our scene. We went at around 6pm, all of the food stools were already open. To order just go up to your desired food stall and order to your table number. Pay once food comes. Cash or QR. Good quick system. Highly recommend!!

Plenty of choices for food and it was affordable, around 20 stalls. Service was a decent wait with the tables half full on a rainy night. Had korean fried chicken RM13 (added RM2 for more chicken), it was tasty and the rice was fluffy. Teh tarik was ok. At night, patrons can also take their turn to sing before the actual singers arrive. It wasn't too loud and had classic songs. Be wary if parking at the few private parking areas around the food court as it cost RM6 for me.

Spacious tranquil food court with all the typical touristy wants, just not the famous ones. Mostly meh. RM12-15 for mains, with lacklustre claypot and Korean, but decent Chinese food. Beers are RM24 and juices are 5.80 which is not bad. Parking is nonexistent and the place is packed most nights, but lunch or late afternoon is alright to visit.

Looks like a food court catering to the tourists. The ckt was average. I guess I'll go search elsewhere for another. The stall serving asam laksa was great. Asam laksa was very fulfilling and nice. The small portion made me have enough space to order something else. Yam cake was awesome.

This is a huge hawker center next to the Clan jetties. You need to cross a crazy busy street to get to this place from the Clan Jetties side. If you survived the crossing, you then are in luck to enjoy inexpensive and extensive selection of stalls - mostly Malay or southeast Asian food. It did not have A/c and the heat stole our appetite. Instead of ordering food, we ought to get only drinks from the drink center. Btw, we saw a sign saying there there were live performances every evening - not sure if that was true or a leftover from the pre pandemic time.

My favourite place to eat in Penang! This place provides the ultimate cheap + convenient eating experience! I've been here multiple times during my stay in Penang mostly because it's close to my accommodation, but also because it's shaded! Great place to escape from the sun and just sit back and sip on an ice cold drink! Bonus point - super cheap! It's hard to find a table at a normal meal time but that means everyone is here because the food is SO good! The food court is full of stalls and it's a bit overwhelming as each stall offers completely different things! I'd recommend walking around the entire food court first before you decide on one dish. You order your food first, find a table, and a server magically appears out of nowhere to take your drink order. You place your drink order and pay once they bring it to you. Great! You don't even need to get up to get your drink!! If you're visiting Penang, I'd recommend dining here at least once!

Hungry, cranky and hot, we stumbled upon the Jetty Food Court after finding late afternoon George Town to be relatively DEAD for eating places. While the Food Court only had about 1/4 of their vendors open, it provided a relief to sit, grab a cold beverage, and use decent washroom facilities. I cannot give a review for this place in it's full bustling effect, but in that one hour spent there, it was a saving grace. My father opted for some duck on rice - 7 ringgit - portion a bit small and seemed a bit pricey for what it was. I got some shredded pork on noodles - a little disappointed too, but we are complaining about particular vendors here. I wish more was open but we were eagerly waited on by the drink serving staff and I downed 2 iced teh tarik/milk teas for 4 ringgit. The location is great, right by the jetty and the selection is big but not huge compared to some other "food courts." It looks a bit newer, so perhaps that's why! I was grateful for this place in that moment and hope you can find temporary relief in their facilities and satisfaction in their food.