Pai Tee is an authentic Nyonya food that looks like a beautiful bouquet that has been shrunk to a cute gobble-on-the-go snack. The crispy pastry tart is generously filled with sweet and spicy mélange of julienned vegetables and dollop of sauce. With speckles of colour and texture, it’s appealing and keeps you munching all day long. The ready-made pastry shell can be grabbed in supermarket shelves, but we are Food Advisor, we have drilled down the best in Penang, made fresh and full of flavours. Time for pai tee party!
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Middle of No Where
Don’t worry, we have scouted the address, it’s actually somewhere to respite from all the hustle and bustle of the urban city. The name primarily comes for its located, where it’s encircled by emerald green mountains, a plethora of plants and a rustic kampung-style house that feeds you with succulent meals. Their Laska Utara tops the charts, followed by their classic fish head curry and the king of fruits – Durian. No visit here is complete without a shot of pai tee, which is served on traditional porcelain. While enamoring Mother Nature, you’ll just keep topping it in your mouth, crispy, packed with flavours and cheap.
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202-B Jalan Sungai Pinang,, 11010 , Georgetown, Penang
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Good All Cafe
Ask anyone near the vicinity of Penang Waterfall, where to get a myriad of local goodness under one roof? Instantly, you'll hear this wide-stretched cafe that offers far-flung choices of local and international delights. It's always full of life, which makes the pai tee rather overlooked or not a priority to the palate. However, once you've given a shot at this gorgeous finger food, you'll never stop. The crispy hat is brimming with thinly sliced Chinese turnip, carrots, fried onions and chili sauce.More infoGood All Cafe View restaurant
Jalan Gottlieb,, 10350 , Georgetown, Penang
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Perut Rumah Nyonya Cuisine
Looking for a full-fledged Nyonya feast? Look no further, along the tranquil Kelawai Road is Perut Rumah, which seems to be an institution of Nyonya cuisine. Stepping into this heritage bungalow is akin to travelling back too olden Peranakan days, with shelves occupied with traditional porcelains and mugs, antique ornaments, Peranakan-style flooring, little plants adoring the walls of the dining space and chalkboards. Pai tee is among the pride of the menu, mixture of yambean, carrots and mushrooms are fried together with slices of pork and shoved into the crispy top hats. It’s then garnished with onions before heading into your mouth.
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17, Jalan Bawasah, George Town, 10050 George Town, Pulau Pinang
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Kek Seng Coffee Shop
This old-school is famous yet also surprising to many. How often do you see a coffee shop serving local delights such as chicken rice, char keoy teow and lobak, also being praised for their homemade durian ice cream? However once you step in, you can never leave without a shot of their appealing dessert. Their pai kee is commendable too, which permits fun interplay of texture at every bite, the tart crackles and shatters, oozing out all carrots, Chinese turnip and a spoonful of chili sauce.
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382 & 384, Jalan Penang, , 10000 , Georgetown, Penang
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Kuih Nyonya Moh Teng Pheow
This old-school factory along the quiet allet of Masjid Negeri Road is a hidden gem that should never be missed. Never let the distinct red backdrop and worn signboard fool you, once your step in, be amazed with widespread choices of cute Nyonya kuihs and delicious dishes.Be it moh pizza, nasi kunyit with chicken curry or vibrant kuihs, you'll be constantly greeted with new bursting flavours. Brimming with sliced jicama, carrots and topped with fresh salad, it can be elegantly eaten in a bite.
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Jalan Masjid (Off Chulia Street), 10200, Georgetown, Penang
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Viva Local Food Heaven
This is a true blue scene of Penang being a multicultural gastronomic hub, Viva Local Food Heaven says it on the name itself. Pan your sight all over the cafe, hot woks are tossing noodles, apoms are elegantly beings rolled and patrons are piling up orders like there is no tomorrow. Everything is absolutely delicious, which includes the pai tee. Rather underrated, yet it's a sleeper hit. The crunchy finger food is ladened with mixture of carrots, jicamas, splash of chili sauce and topped with fresh salad.More infoViva Local Food Heaven View restaurant
303 Jalan Tanjung Tokong (Tanjong Tokong), , 10470 , Georgetown, Penang
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