Getaway in Penang, Malaysia
For those thinking of coming to Penang and want to have a memorable time. Please consider our services.
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++ Experience a more personal tour ( 2 – 4 person max )
++ Relaxed and informal
++ Easy and flexible schedules for your convenience
++ Very affordable and friendly service
++ Host well versed in English
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Penang Hills - Kek Lok Si Temple
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Need something, easy access to stuff! 7-11 can be found everywhere and also other convenience stores.
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This little treat will set you back USD2.50 Only! (2pc of Spicy Tumeric Chicken, Anchovies, Fried Fish plus the coconut milk cooked rice) FYI - This food prepared by my mom for my illustration.
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Gurney Walk - a row of feast from Italian, Japanese, Seafood, Local, Fusion, South African, Steaks, Cakes, Pizza, McDonalds, Chilli's and more!!!! Pictured here is Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.
An Overview
"Let us take you around the city and to places of interest. Also to our many premiere shopping malls or bring you to bazaars where you can haggle to your hearts delight for that adorable dress and then take you to go "makan" for the most yummiest food on the island. We are flexible and you can actually stop at or take your time to look around places that caputered your interest."
Looking forward to seeing you here.
PM me for any enquiries.
theBat$
Join me for a Food Quest!
If I were given ONE thing to say about Penang, the absolute draw with the most appeal....FOOD.
Penangites almost live to eat and we have plenty of choices owing to our diverse cultural background. I am not saying in Singapore, Hong Kong or even Kuala Lumpur has less delicious food but Penang in my opinion has it all.
As you may know, Penangites are mostly from Malay, Chinese and Indian descent. A rich heritage and coupled with the influx of foreigners these past few years has made Penang a melting pot of sorts. We have Malay food, Chinese food, Indian food, Indian Muslim Food, Thai food, Japanese food, Italian food, German food and also many variety or variations whereby you can choose a meal from a street vendor or eat the same thing at an upscale restaurant. Don't worry not all food are spicy. Usually Malays and Indian Muslim foods are spicy.
Drop on over and have a real treat!
theBat$ - I'll be waiting
