Jalan Jalan Cari Makan at Balik Pulau, Penang - Part 1

After the great Christmas dinner get together with my friend and family. We woke up late this morning. So we went to grab a quick bite at Georgetown area and doing some errands. After that hubby decided to visit Balik Pulau for a leisure walk around.

Balik Pulau Tau Fu Fah

First stop, we stopped by the famous tau fu fah stall which already moved into the car park area. (They were suppose operate on the main road - Jalan Balik Pulau.) You can park your car here if you were lucky to get some car park. Normally it's quite easy to get one but with a long weekend holiday + school holiday, you have to try on your luck! 

 Tau Fu Fah Stall

 Tau Fu Fah

It's a very hot day today at Balik Pulau but this does not stop me for having this hot tau fu fah. I am having this just standing beside the stall. You can opt for soya bean drink or others as well.

It's been quite a long time that I did not had a nice and rich aroma of tau fu fah. This stall is considering having quite smooth tau fu fah with the gula melaka syrup.

Balik Pulau Art Mural 1

Wrinkled old Fisherman mending nets  by Julia Volchkova 

You can take a photo of this mural after a nice bowl of tau fu fah as it is painted on the sidewall of the pre-war shop house. 

NAN GUANG LAKSA

Nan Guang

Ice Nutmeg with sour plum - RM2/glass

This is one of the famous drinks - ice nutmeg with sour plum. Give it a try if you are nutmeg person. 

 Laksa - RM3.50

Normally, most of the patrons that came to this shop will opt for their laksa.

 Ipoh Yong Tao Foo - RM3

Now you can order other food than laksa. Hubby went to order this Ipoh Yong Tao Foo located in front of the shop on the main road of Jalan Balik Pulau.

Kang Kung Cuttlefish - RM10

This stall is located at the car park area. This kang kong cuttlefish is fully loaded with the peanuts. Cuttlefish texture is just right. Not too soft.

Balik Pulau Mural Art 2

If you drive furthermore up towards Scared Heart High School, you will find the following mural on your left:

The Silversmith by Ernest Zacharevic

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