[2025 George Town Restaurant] Travel Guide for Penang Road Famous TeoChew Chendul (Updated Apr)

Some people say that when you come to Penang, you must try this dessert shop, Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul, or as tourists often call it #Michelin Chendul, a famous dessert shop in Penang that has received a Michelin award. Their signature menu items are Chendul and shaved ice. The shop is located in Lebuh Keng Kwee Alley, cutting across Penang Road. The unique characteristic of Penang Chendul is that Chendul is topped with coconut milk, with a fragrant coconut milk aroma. The sweetness comes from palm sugar, which is sweet and aromatic, and the taste is smooth. It is not too sweet. It is served with green glutinous rice noodles and red beans. The coconut milk and syrup are perfectly blended together. The shaved ice is refreshing and refreshing. Importantly, the seller can speak Thai. #100TravelTips #TravelEatTravel #trip #tripmoments #Penang #TravelMalaysia #Malaysia #TravelPenangByYourself #TravelPenang #DeliciousPenangFood #ChendulPenang

Malaysia seems to offer many types of mood you want for your trip. For me , you cant miss Penang as it is always a great & easy city to reach from Thailand. I can spend my whole day for this beautiful georgetown for UNESCO heritage city and enjoy malaysian food to famous dessert ‘Chendul’ at a corner of the street. Have you been to Penang? Why not put it in your summer vaction list?!? #penang #malaysiatravel #dessert#historicculture#bestislandtraveltowns#summervacation#urbanexplorer

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#favouriteitinerary Penang Road Famous Teochew Cendol is one of Malaysia’s most legendary dessert stalls, attracting locals and tourists alike for its refreshing bowl of cendol. Located on Lebuh Keng Kwee, off Penang Road in George Town, this humble roadside stall has been serving its signature dessert for decades. The cendol here features silky green pandan rice flour jelly, rich coconut milk, fragrant gula Melaka (palm sugar syrup), and soft red beans, all served over a bed of shaved ice. The perfect balance of sweetness and creaminess makes it an irresistible treat, especially in Penang’s tropical heat. Despite its simple setup, long queues are a common sight, proving its reputation as one of the best cendol spots in Malaysia. Visitors can enjoy their cendol by the roadside for an authentic experience or head to the nearby shop for a more comfortable setting. If you’re exploring Penang’s vibrant food scene, Penang Road Famous Teochew Cendol is an unmissable stop—a perfect way to cool down while savoring one of Malaysia’s most beloved traditional desserts. Other must try local dishes here are the char kueh tiaw, asam laksa and fried oyster pancakes.

Georgetown’s vibrant streets never fail to impress, especially when it comes to mouthwatering street food! I grabbed a dried meat bun with floss, where the soft, fluffy bun hugged the smoky, savory dried meat—an irresistible bite! To top it off, a plate of 芋头糕 (yam cake), perfectly steamed and topped with fried shallots and chili sauce, made for a satisfying treat. Simple yet packed with flavor! #favouriteitinerary

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 George Town, Penang, Malaysia is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come here for sightseeing and vacation. There are many delicious dessert shops in George Town, Penang. This time I would like to recommend a famous dessert shop located in the center of George Town, Penang: Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul. The shop is close to the shipping terminal and bus station, and transportation is very convenient. Visitors to George Town, Penang, will surely come here to eat some cold Cendol to cool off. This is also a popular check-in spot. Usually, there will be long queues starting at noon, but it doesn’t matter because the small stalls are quite fast and you usually don’t have to wait too long! But there are still disadvantages when there are a lot of people, because you have to be fast and the amount of seasoning you mix won’t be as precise. Although it still tastes good, there is still a difference! I once tried to eat there when there were fewer people. The stall owner slowly mixed the ingredients, and when all the ratios were just right, it was really delicious. 👍If you want to eat there when there are fewer people, and don’t mind eating early, before 10:30 in the morning is actually a good time! Usually at this time, there are no more than five people queuing. The Cendol here is delicious. In addition to the coconut fragrance, the Cendol also has the sweetness of coconut sugar. It is really delicious👍 Address:435B, Lebuh Pantai, George Town, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Let's try cheap and delicious popular sweets! Introducing Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul, the best dessert shop in Penang! ⭐️Review This shop is famous for Malaysian shaved ice chendol. Chendol is a cold dessert that combines coconut milk, palm sugar, green rice flour noodles (chendol), ice, red beans and other toppings. Penang is hot, so chendol is perfect for walking around the city. You have to line up a little, but the staff are quick to handle it, so the line moves quickly. The chendol is plentiful and the coconut milk is cooled with ice, making it delicious. The rich sweetness and the slight saltiness go perfectly together! It's cheap and a taste you'll want to eat every day. The shop has a branch in KL, but be sure to try this taste at the main store! It's an indispensable taste for your trip to Penang👍 #Overseas Travel Strategy

#newyearnewtrip Penang is renowned for its delicious street food, and one of the must-try dishes is Penang Laksa, specifically known as Asam Laksa. This dish is characterized by its sour and spicy fish broth, typically made with mackerel (ikan kembung) and flavored with tamarind, lemongrass, galangal, and chili. It's served over thick rice noodles and garnished with ingredients like shredded cucumber, pineapple, mint leaves, and sliced red onions. Penang Road Famous Laksa - Known for its strong flavors, this stall provides a unique take on the dish and is a must-visit for many tourists. When in Penang, sampling the local laksa is a culinary experience not to be missed! Penang Road Famous Laksa 📍Address: 5-7, Lebuh Keng Kwee, George Town, 10100 George Town, Pulau Pinang 🕰️Business Hours: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Wednesday ❌ ❌ Closed 💰Average Price per Person: RM 1 -RM20 💞Reasons to Recommend: I like the char kuey teow more then laksa. #travel #couplestrip #familytravel #penang

#newyearnewtrip Penang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famed for its rich culinary diversity, and Teochew cuisine holds a special place in its vibrant food scene. Known for its light and delicate flavors, Teochew food emphasizes fresh ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. One of the most iconic dishes tied to Teochew heritage in Penang is the Teochew Cendol, a sweet and refreshing dessert that has captured the hearts of locals and tourists alike. The Penang Teochew Cendol is a must-try delicacy, featuring silky green pandan jelly, red beans, creamy coconut milk, and sweet palm sugar syrup served over shaved ice. Found at stalls across Penang, the most famous being Penang Road Teochew Cendol, this dessert is perfect for beating the tropical heat. The balance of sweetness, creaminess, and refreshing ice makes it an irresistible treat and a quintessential Penang experience. Aside from Cendol, Penang’s Teochew food also includes signature dishes like Teochew porridge, a comforting meal by combining with an array of side dishes such as salted eggs, braised pork, and pickled vegetables. Another favorite is the Orh Nee (yam paste), a velvety dessert made from steamed yam, coconut milk, and ginkgo nuts. Exploring Penang’s Teochew cuisine offers a glimpse into the island’s rich cultural heritage and a taste of its delicious culinary traditions. #TeochewCuisine #PenangFoodTrail #TeochewCendol

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck ‘Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul’ 🍧This is a Penang Chendul or Teochew Chendul shop that sells on a cart. It has been selling desserts such as Chendul since 1936 or over 90 years. The highlight of this shop is the Chendul in thin green noodles, soft and chewy enough to chew. Served with soft red beans, crushed ice, and palm sugar syrup that tastes like brown sugar. Topped off with a special coconut milk recipe with a light aroma of cane sugar. The overall taste is not too sweet. I ate it while walking around the street art and it helped me cool down a lot. Note: The line is very long at almost every time because there are a lot of tourists. Bring an umbrella while waiting in line. The line moves quickly and the seller speaks Thai. They are very cute. Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul 📍Lebuh Keng Kwee, George Town, Penang 🕰️ Open 09:00-18:30 #Penang #PenangTravel #Malaysia #penang #malaysia

#FritaBi Assam laksa is a type of laksa, the most popular noodle dish in Malaysia. It is characterized by a fish stock soup, and is a noodle soup with a good balance of sourness and spiciness, and the assam laksa in Penang is especially popular. It contains pineapple, lettuce, onion, chili, etc., and is a very time-consuming dish.

Memorable street food everywhere and will come back again.

Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul 🍧 Penang Lod Chong or Teochew Lod Chong is a small cart that has been selling dessert menus such as Lod Chong since 1936 or over 90 years. The highlight of this shop is the Lod Chong in the form of thin green noodles, soft and chewy enough to chew, not melting in your mouth like in our country. Served with soft red beans, crushed ice, and Gula Melaka Syrap, a palm sugar syrup that tastes like brown sugar. Topped with a special coconut milk recipe with a light aroma of cane sugar. The overall taste is not too sweet. 🍡 This is a famous shop in George Town, Penang. Anyone who comes to Penang must come and try it. 💵 5 Rm/cup #GoodluckPost #PenangLodChong

#wheretogo How can one miss this legendary Chendol when they are visiting Penang ? It’s located right in front of the classic mural of guy enjoying his bowl of chendul. a It’s the perfect dessert to cool us down after a beautiful day in Penang. The queue is forever long and can go as long as 100 metres but it’s worth the wait! The line cleared up pretty fast too. The palm sugar syrup is very fragrant and pairs well with the rich and creamy coconut milk and topped with some shave ice 🍧, viola! That’s the perfect combination for us! #timetotravel #malaysia #penang #foodie

#TravelMalaysia If our country's Chendul is delicious, Penang also has a famous Chendul shop. It is so famous that if you don't eat the Chendul in Penang, it's like you haven't been there. This shop is called Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul. This Chendul cart shop has been open since 1936, almost 90 years. The Chendul is a traditional Teochew recipe, topped with a special coconut milk recipe. It's a must-try! The shop's menu is Chendul, a traditional Teochew Chendul with a unique characteristic and a special coconut milk recipe that enhances the flavor. It is sweet, fragrant, and cool. #ChendulPenang #TravelPenang #PenangFood #Chendul

Penang Road Famous Teochew Chendul : Penang Cart Chendul This year's trip started by taking a train to Penang, Malaysia. When we arrived, it was incredibly hot. Bangkok is hot, but here it looks soft and pastel. So we stopped by to eat a dessert called Chendul, which is similar to our local shaved ice Chendul. The green coconut milk Chendul is soft and smooth, with red beans. It has a fragrant aroma of red beans and the shop's special dark brown sugar. It has a brown sugar feel and is topped with crushed ice. It is so refreshing and cools you down. The taste is sweet, fragrant and smooth. The shop is a cart with no seats, so you can just stand and eat in front of the shop. Price 4.4 ringgit #PenangRoadFamousTeochewChendul #MalaysiaTravel #penang #malaysia

Try the 100-cue Lod Chong. It tastes good and different.

That's my room, see how close it was from enjoying the local food in Penang. Would stay at Sunway Hotel each time I visit, so convenient to the attractions around town area. Plenty of food for breakfast, lunch options too. Walking distance to the famous Chendol.

love the food here really no joke. 🥰