Jelutong Public Market — Attraction in George Town

Wow, wow and wow! The vibrancy of street hawkers cooking “live” from street carts, mixed with small businesses peddling their wares, make for an interesting place to visit!

Food wise you get a lot of options. There are tons of food carts selling snacks like apom (a pancake/crepe of sort) and savoury delights like fried noodles, roasted meat and deep fried pastries. A foodie heaven of sorts!

There’s also a ton of fresh produce for you to browse. I loved the amazing variety of vegetables and fruits offered, especially since those are usually the special kinds that are hard to find. You can find interesting seafood and dried goods here. It’s always interesting to see what the locals make and sell, so it’s a definite place to visit for tourists looking for exciting street markets!

Conclusion: Must visit! The prices found here are generally very wallet friendly, so it’s definitely something for you to wander especially in the early morning.

Bonus: I came during the chinese new year period and the lanterns hung up were...

This morning market boast the most hawkers in Penang at Ipoh Lane. Many types of goods and service can be found here. Fruits are plentiful and cheap. Char koay teow, Hockien mee, curry mee, char hor fun, wan than mee, koay teow soup, economy mee hoon, rice, coconut water, mee goreng, nasi lemak, roti canai, biscuits, bread, soya bean milk, deserts, koay chiap, ect... Practically...

Generally you can get good supply of vegetables, fishes, meats and other ingredients with reasonable prices. You also get many choices for cheap and good breakfast, more food outlets than many markets in the island within the 1km radius. A bit crowded during...