Vegan-friendly
Chinese
Fast food
Take-out
美天香神料中心. One-half of the shop sells prayers stuff; the other half sells vegetarian noodle meals. Open Mon-Tue 5:00pm-10:00pm, Thu 5:00pm-10:00pm, Sat-Sun 5:00pm-10:00pm. May close earlier if sold out. Closed alternate Thur. (Wednesday close if 1st & 15th of lunar month fall on Thursday).
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8 Reviews
First Review by KerrinKroeger
Gemkvegan
Points +1781
Popular local spot - Edit
We got the curry noodles (only menu item to order that day). Coconutty and very tasty. You can add the spicy sauce separately. Can also get takeaway noodles and spring rolls at the front stall. Staff friendly. Nice local feel to sit on the street side and seemed a popular place. Would recommend!
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buenavaca
Points +497
Yumyum - Edit
Delicious food at a great price! We got the curry noodles like everyone suggested. They were amazing! I am curious about all of the locals who were buying the noodles wrapped in paper to go. I will be back to experience that for myself.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-02-25
Pros: Great flavors, Big portions , Lots of mock meat
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Kaya&Brad
Points +1490
Great street food - Edit
Quick and cheap street food! Very tasty and a big portion. The guy knew little English but pointed and asked if any egg/milk - he replied no egg or milk it is vegan, all plants. Can pick and choose what you want.
Read moreWe had noodles (3 different kinds to choose from) a soy mock meat, potato fritter, spring rolls. Very tasty! Portion so big we both couldn’t finish.
He is closed on Fridays, will update HC now.
Pros: Portion , Price , Taste
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EugeneNyunt
Points +80
Curry Mee, I love you - Edit
More or less on the corner of a busy intersection lined with food places and vendors especially after dusk. Out front they usually sell fried noodles and various tempura-type stuff. Don't stupidly wait until somebody comes to you; ask for the curry noodles and take a seat inside. The soupy noodles - coconut milk based and served with a spoonful of spicy chilli paste - are quite popular and can run out during the evening, so go a little earlier if you can. At only a few MYR they're very filling and delicious, even though once might not think so when you're brought a smallish bowl of liquid goodness, topped off with different noodles and pieces of tofu. I went there numerous times over the New Year festive period
Read morePros: Curry speciality noodles, Limited seating, Filling
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palsingh
Points +74
Great Street Food - Edit
It's really nice to find vegan Street food. The entire menu is vegan except some side egg. So they label the place as vegetarian.
Read morePros: Outdoor seating, Friendly, Tasty
Cons: Food is not warm, Limited seats, More side options is needed
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vegster
Points +27
Best Veg CCF - Edit
Besides their Curry Noodles, best vegetarian chee cheong fun (rolled steamed rice noodle) in town
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RajDollar
Points +84
So good! So cheap! - Edit
I've been in Georgetown for 2 days and been this place both evenings! First night I had the curry noodles (laksa style noodles with tofu and potatoes) for 4rm! Cheapest food I've had on my travels so far! She gave me a spoon of chilli jam so I could add spiciness to it as I wished. The next night it was sold out so I tried the Java Mee. Also noodles in a plate with sauce. Again this was 4RM. She gave me a plate of beancurd in a hoisin and plum style sauce (that's what it tasted like) with sesame seeds, for free! I think it was as they were closing so thought she may as well get rid. The Chinese ladies working there are so lovely but only one understands a little English. However as there's only 4 meal
Read moreOptions u just point to which u want. They have a veggie noodle stand outside too serving thick stir fried noodles and rice noodles for 2RM.
Pros: Cheap, Tasty
Cons: Not loads to choose from
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KerrinKroeger
Points +91
Best place on Kimberley street - Edit
This place blends in with the food stalls right next to it, so it doesn't really feel like a restaurant. When we went they offered four different kinds of noodles / noodle soups and everything we tasted was good. I would even say that it was the best laksa we have had in Penang! The prices were extremely cheap, I think less than 5MYR each. Nobody there speaks much english, but you get along perfectly fine with pointing, since the menu is not exactly hard to understand or long. The only thing I disliked was the (mock) fish balls they put in, but they are easy to pick out. I would say this is the best place for dinner on Kimberley street!
Read morePros: cheap, delicious
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