Location: Batu Ferringhi
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Reviews on Fast Food food in Batu Ferringhi, Penang, Malaysia. The beaches are a huge draw, but there’s so much more to do in this Malaysian hotspot. Frolic with the delicate residents of a butterfly farm, then explore the fragrant landscape of tropical spice garden and fruit farms. The massive collection of dolls, games and models at the Toy Museum brings joy to kids and kids at heart. Save some energy for the Night Market, a lively scene of stalls where good-natured bargaining skills come in handy.
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1. Long Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2768 reviews
Long Beach is a collection of street stalls surrounding the sitting area. It is located outside and offers many cuisines including Malaysian. In the area there are not so many restaurants offering Malay food so I thought it appropiate to add this 'restaur
Reviewed By 570414586
The night market in Batu Ferringhi is a nice place to have dinner. Just pick a table and order at one or more of the food stands. Just remember your tabel number and they bring it when ready. Pay at delivery. Great variation of Asian food
2. Apom Balik Station
Reviewed By 19Linda63
This is just outside the Park Royal hotel. We stopped having restaurant desert instead opting for one of these pancakes on the walk home. (Except Wednesday when they are closed!) So many to choose from, banana and Nutella is delicious but Iâm trying not to think of the calories involved!
3. Charlie's Burgers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By kaseysf
It's a small burger stall located just opposite art gallery in Batu Feringghi and operates at night except Wednesdays. You can get beef, chicken and egg burgers in affordable price. In the same time, the stall also sells pre-packed nasi lemak and fried beehoon (rice vermicelli).
4. Danish Briyani House Batu Ferringi
Reviewed By tizianashanghai
food is generous and fresh. my favorite was cheese Nam. I went there more than once just for it.Cheap.the only thing to remember is that it's a muslim restaurant so no alcoholic but if you are used to drink beer or wine during your meal be sure their fresh fruit juices or lassi will make you forget it.
