ABBEY: We had dinner at Penang Culture (Compass One). I ordered their Hokkien Mee. While waiting for the food, we were given a small basket of prawn crackers (this is chargeable).
I felt sad when the Hokkien Mee was served. It lacks appeal and the serving is small for 7 SGD. Definitely the picture was very different from the actual :) It has less sauce and less smoky flavor.
WILL: If you are missing Penang‘s good food but you do not have enough time to wander around Malaysia, drop by at Penang Culture.
I felt sad when the Hokkien Mee was served. It lacks appeal and the serving is small for 7 SGD. Definitely the picture was very different from the actual :) It has less sauce and less smoky flavor.
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| Penang Culture at Compass One Hokkien Mee |
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| Penang Culture at Compass One Penang Assam Laksa |
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| Penang Culture at Compass One Penang Assam Laksa Menu |
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| Penang Culture at Compass One Hokkien Mee Promotion |
WILL: If you are missing Penang‘s good food but you do not have enough time to wander around Malaysia, drop by at Penang Culture.
Went there to try their Assam Laksa. The taste, it is closest that I got on the Penang Assam Laksa that we’ve tasted at KL. The soup is thick enough, the noodles’ texture is just perfect, but pricey in concern with the size of their serving. It feels that it lacks of fish.
Penang Culture’s Compass One branch was packed with diners. Try for yourself and let us know what is your take on this.
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Penang Culture
(W) http://www.gdgroup.com.sg
(H)10.30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
(A)1 Sengkang Square, Compass One, #03-13
(T)6385 2820