Two Bites by Tauke Boon — Restaurant in George Town

Recommend to go. Don't wait, just go.

This is one of the places I would love to go there next time in the future. The environment is clean, chilly and cozy. The staff is friendly too 🙌🏻.

The price for the each food averaging around RM15 and above. The taste is really good, it wins the vote from me.

You can park at New World Park and walk to there. Parking depends on your luck. Detail for food: (u can ignore here and sry for forgetting the names) -Chicken Slides Noodle. They serve this with chicken slides, noodles and a chicken soup. The chicken slides taste good & crispy and I specially love the soup. The soup tastes very real and different from other store, which they usually use packaging ingredients. 7.5/10

-Nasi Lemak with Fried Chicken. They serve this with typical nasi lemak styles, the sauces are a bit sweat and spicy at the same time. I love the fried chicken part, it tastes spicy and delicious. Other ingredients are standard. 9/10

-Char Koay Kak with fishball. It serve with fishball and normal char koay kak, taste very standard and could give it a try. There are wok hay but I feel it could be more delicious if it has more wok hay taste. 7/10

-Milo. Very standard and sweat. Cool. I'm not a sweat type of guy. 6/10

Overyall, its very...

We ordered the following items during our visit:

~Fried Mantis Prawn CKK – The mantis prawn was bland and served cold. Additionally, the CKK was excessively sweet, which made the dish unbalanced and unpleasant. ~Three Treasure CKK – Similar to the previous dish, the mantis prawn was tasteless and served cold. The prawn itself lacked flavor, and the roasted pork was cut into overly large chunks, which affected presentation and made it unappetizing. ~Mantis Prawn Mala Milk Yi Mee – We specifically requested a milder level of spiciness, but the dish arrived quite spicy. The noodles were also broken into very small pieces, which impacted both the texture and the dining experience. ~Ocean Blue Soya Bean – Unfortunately, this beverage was completely tasteless and lacked the creamy richness expected from a soya-based drink. ~Small Bites French Toast – This was the only item that was still acceptable in terms of taste and presentation. ~Service – One of the waitresses was eating while serving our beverages. This behavior is not only unprofessional but also raises serious concerns about hygiene and...

Location is convenient to get parking ie. Just park by the road side like the locals do. I'm not sure if it is legal or not. Staff were friendly and environment was good as not many customer at that time. Well those are the plus points.

The food was too poor to our liking. Maybe this is the local taste of local Penangites? Anyway we ordered the fried carrot cake/ radish it the local call it Fried Kuay Kak. Also ordered the 'hokkien me' but it was more like prawn noodle. Also could be a local thing? Next we ordered the Lam Noodle which looked like the normal clear soup noodles. As mentioned, none of them tasted good. Well, we thought Penang food was great. Maybe just this place? Lastly we ordered the Hokasai as our drink. It was too sweet to our liking.

For the price, it should be ok if the food was good but higher than standard hawker center.

So, 3 stars for the friendly service and environment but not for the main thing which...