[2025 George Town Restaurant] Travel Guide for Weld Quay (Tree Shade) Da Shu Xia Seafood House (Updated Mar)

#myfoodies Locals at Penang know of this restaurant as one of the stall located along Weld Quay, underneath a huge tree. And that's how their name come about! Weld Quay Da Shu Xia Seafood, translated to "Weld Quay Tree Shade", They are now located at Victoria Street and have a store of their own now, but they've never lost their quality! Food is still full of flavors with freshly caught seafood, and the price is very economical too! If you're at Georgetown and is looking for a delicious, homey meal - then make sure to make your way to Da Shu Xia! Rating (out of 5): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Most dishes put Pork Lard 猪油渣 wow made the taste so delicious and sinful Dinner. Can have a walk at Chew Jetty after the meal since is just a short walk from Restaurant.

George Town in Penang Island, Malaysia, is a unique tourist spot where historical streetscapes blend with art. The 'street art (murals)' scattered throughout the city are particularly popular photogenic spots for visitors to George Town. Many of the murals were painted by Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic, featuring unique works depicting the landscapes and daily lives of the people of Penang. Works such as 'Children on a Bicycle' and 'Kids on a Swing' integrate art with the city's scenery, creating an atmosphere where the entire city feels like an open gallery. Exploring the murals on foot or by rental bicycle is popular, and it's also recommended to enjoy local cafes and markets in between sightseeing. Experience the charm unique to Penang Island, where you can enjoy the fusion of the historical streetscapes of George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and contemporary art!

When I came to Penang, I stayed in a Nyonya-style hotel in the old town. I wanted to eat seafood. I followed Xiaohongshu and had a meal that night. The most recommended dish is the black fish. It is very popular. When we went there, there were no mantis shrimps. Two people ordered seven or eight dishes, which cost about 350 Malaysian ringgit. I especially recommend staying in the old town. The Nyonya-style hotel is also recommended, but I didn’t take pictures. The construction style of the old town is very castle-like, and it also has a sense of the Republic of China.