This is one of my favorite restaurant up north at Butterworth. EC introduced this place to us during one of our makan-makan trip when I was working in Penang. Subsequently, I'd revisited this place for couple of times with my colleagues and friends back then, and now with my family whenever we visit our sis:) The restaurant is situated quite secluded off Jalan Bagan Lalang. One may easily miss the turning if he/she does not pay enough attention to spot the restaurant sign board along Jalan Bagan Lalang. And even if you do swerve in in time, it is quite a challenge to manoeuvre your vehicle through the sharp and narrow corners (only two) to reach an opening to the destination. Nonetheless, when there is a will, there is a way. Here is a short description on how to get there:
- After exiting Juru Tol, continue to drive along the North-South Highway.
- Exit left at Sungai Dua, exit to Bagan Ajam and go up flyover.
- Keep left to exit to the left at the traffic light, it says Mak Mandin/Bagan Lalang on the sign board.
- The restaurant is on the right hand side.
It is famous for its signature dishes: fried quail (we called it 小鸡), steamed red snapper, prawn crackers, coconut tuak (an alcoholic beverage made of fermented coconut flower dew).
Fried quail. Must try!
Oooo Lala
Fried mee.
Fried mee hoon
Prawn crackers
Steamed red snapper. Must try!
Some say that you have never been to Butterworth if you didn't patronize this restaurant.
Location: 2004, Bagan Lallang, 13400 Butterworth.
Opening Hours: 11.00am-5:30pm (Close on Monday)
Contact: +604-331 4782 / +6012-453 5188 (Always better to call beforehand)
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