Steven's HotSpot @ Lorong Bayan Indah 3, Bayan Lepas, Penang

We were invited to attend a soft launch on 9th May 2009 for Steven's HotSpot. Some of you might not known Steven's HotSpot as this is their first branch in Penang. And they have other branches in Kuala Lumpur - Pandan Indah, Setepak and OUG. They are opening more branches in other states as well. Such as Johor, Kuantan, Ipoh..........

The location in Penang is at

Lorong Bayan Indah 3,11900 Bayan Lepas

Some might puzzle where is this place? Well, it is just located few shops away from Queensbay Mall and the shop is just located directly behind Rockwills.

We have a nice briefing from the Marketing Director of Mr. Michael Ng about Steven's HotSpot. From the conversation, we were told that they will also open Steven's TeaGarden in the near future. The different between Steven's Hotspot and Steven's TeaGarden is one concentrate in business centre whereas another is concentrating in foods.

Interior of Steven's HotSpot

Customer Service Counter

They have a customer service counter, where you can photocopy, print, fax your documents, pay your bills such as Celcom Bill, Maxis Bill, utility bill, prepaid phone card and many mores. Their aim is to provide customer services with "convenient" ~ all in one shop concept.
Apart from the services provided, they also serves:

Muffins, Cakes, Pies.........

Kuih - Muih and also Nasi Lemak......

During the soft launch, we have the opportunity to try some of the foods and drink as following:

Teh Tarik ~ RM 2.50

The teh tarik is the award winning of 1996 by the Tourism of Malaysia, The Sun and Mix FM.

Seafood Croissants ~ RM8

Tuna Croissants ~ RM8

Blueberry Cheese Pie - RM6

Lychee Cake ~ RM8.50

Tiramisu ~ RM8.50

All the foods and drinks sold in Steven's Hotspot are all quality Halal Certified by the local suppliers.

Membership Card

There are 4 types of membership card available. If you want to know more about their membership card details, please enquiries with them. The classic card start with RM360 and top up after you run out of the credit. It is like prepaid card.

I would like to take this opportunity to thanks Mr. Michael Ng and Mr. Edward Tan for their time and special arrangement for us.