We Love ❤️ Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia 🇲🇾
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2025
- An exciting day discovering the UNESCO, heritage listed, Georgetown, Penang.
We take the local "Rapid Penang" bus and explore the Chowrasta Market area, devour a foodie feast at our favourite dim sum restaurant , meet the beautiful Aunty Chew at the end of the Clan Jetties, enjoy one of her natural honey and passionfruit drinks, take a boat ride in the Malacca Straits and have so much fun at the (crazy) Upside Down Museum😂
There is so much to see, eat and do in the incredible Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia!
Locations 👉
📍Batu Ferringhi, Penang, Malaysia
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📍Wisma MCA Bus Stop, George Town
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📍 Chowrasta Market
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📍Pots Kitchenware
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📍Tai Tong Restaurant
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📍Cat free bus stop Penang Road
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📍Chew Jetty (end of the Jetty)
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📍Upside Down Museum
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Thanks for posting these videos of my hometown. Debbie- you're so knowledgeable and a cut above other bloggers! Keep them coming.
You are so welcome! We love your hometown 😊More to come! 😁🇲🇾
The melamine lunch-boxes were gorgeous 😊
Good job Tim having a pic with the Teddy 😂
Oh + that man cans sing, beautiful voice 🎤
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😊😊😊Such a great day! The man can sing, for sure! 😁👍
Lovely laugh and energy!
And they seem so nice in Malaysia, I will go and visit some day! ^^
The people of Malaysia are the best! 🥰🥰🥰You will love it!
The Upside Down Museum was incredible, Tim-fluencer, BEST pics 💫💛
Hahaha! 😂 It was fun! and a bit crazy😁👍
Yeah Im here in Georgetown.Nice vacation and nice video!❤❤❤
Thank you! We love it! ❤️❤️❤️
I love the music choices in your videos. The one at 55 min mark really suits the vibe of that part of the world 👍🏼
That's awesome! 😁👍Thank you! I really love taking time to pick good music 🥰 really glad you like it 😊
Loved your mention of listening to an audiobook about the place you're visiting, I do that too! What are you listening to about Penang? I'm visiting in April and would love to know. My last trip to Osaka I listened to Shogun, and visited Osaka castle, where there was a statue of one of the characters mentioned in the book! It really makes a place (and a story) come alive
Ok😁... It is a little bit trashy but I still really enjoyed it lol...The Penang Collection by Clare Flynn...narration is a bit jarring to start with. It's set in the 1940's in Penang. It's 3 books but one flows on from the other with a different characters perspective. I love reading about the place we are visiting so much! Really makes you feel a connection😊👍
@@vintagefoodfarmamazing thank you! I'll check it out. Love your video btw, it will be my first visit and you've given me lots of great ideas!
Another interesting and amazing video lovely friendly people so affordable great food omg the honey drinks looked delicious great boat ride and Tim's poses at the upside down museum hilarious can't wait til the next adventure ❤😊😊❤❤
The Honey Drinks were amazing! 😋😋😋So happy you liked the video! 🥰🥰🥰
In penang,when u want cross the busy road..very easy, you just hand up your right hand, all the vehicle will slow and let you cross the road...you can try in any road you want cross..
Oooo we need to try that! 😁👍Thanks!
Hi Tim and Debbie, fantastic video. 👍
Yay!!!! 😁😁😁
Wow, that is a beautiful vlog exploring the market. Enjoy your long stay in Penang❤️ Having living in KL for decades, I wonder whether I should retire in Penang since I was born in Penang🤔.
Penang is such a lovely place! I would retire there for sure! 🥰🥰🥰KL has pretty amazing food too though 😋😋😋
Pinang is the original name shortened from Pulau (island) Pinang (from Pinang tree) just like Malacca from ( Melaka tree). Penang is the anglicised name for it. Pinang the a has "Ah" sound so its pronounced differently. Its in Bahasa the same for farmasi, kopi and tarik. If you see different spelling its usually because its in Malay. Some places have only English names like Georgetown founded by Francis light in honor of King George.
That’s super interesting! Thank you so much! Really appreciate that 😁👍
@@vintagefoodfarm The Brits they dont know how to say Malay words . They also introduce latin alphabets because prior to the Brits the Malays use Jawi script, a modified arabic script with additional consonants that doesn't exist in Arabic letters. You may have seen it around and it isn't arabic rather Malay in Jawi script. Jawi is taught in religious schooling as private paid lessons but public school is free its mandatory to use the English abcedary same as Australians i suppose.
I have seen it around and yes it looks a bit Arabic but not quite right! 😊👍Very interesting. Thank you so much
Lol that upsides down place looks like both of you had fun.🤣
😂😂😂It was so fun! That place is nut's! 😁🙃
The genuinely friendly Malaysian people are a wonderful advertisement for tourism to their country, I can't think of anywhere quite the same.
Cheap, delicious Dim Sum, I'm officially jealous. I do prefer the crunchy brown chilli oil though, not the red puree of chilli they seem to serve there and in some other nearby countries. What percentage of the time would you try a new place to eat versus going somewhere you already know will serve good food?
If you like reading about places you're travelling take a look at the author Han Suyin. She has written both fiction and non fiction set in Malaya (as it was at the time), China, India and numerous other countries. Excellent books.
Thank you so much! I need a new book in 2 days 😁👍90% of the time it is new food 😁👍😋We can't not try anything that looks delicious or maybe a bit scary or where there are a lot of locals 😊Malaysia is a very special place for sure!
Lol that leave is Pomelo plant leave. The other is daun kesum, or laksa leaves, are also called Vietnamese Mint or Vietnamese Coriander. They are lemony, spicy and tangy and a must for authentic laksa.
Ahhh Pomelo leaves! Yes we grow heaps of Vietnamese coriander on our property in Australia! 🥰😋
That was so interesting, you make it look easy travelling around by the buses. I am now craving that passionfruit drink and dim sum. What was the book you were reading? I often do that read a fiction book about the place I am travelling in, particularly good to do in Vietnam
The dim sum and the passionfruit drink were both incredible!😋😋😋 I love reading fiction in the country we are in! Even if you don't get much reading done it is nice to read when you get home and keep the holiday going. The book is actually 3 books called the Penang Collection by Clare Flynn. They are a series and they are a little bit trashy but I really enjoyed them 🥰 So happy you enjoyed the video 😁👍
In Malaysia it is usually goat not lamb unless you buy it from the supermarket. In the wet market it is usually goat and it is more gamey than lamb but just as delicious
That is super interesting! Thanks for sharing!😁👍
Fabulous video
Thanks 🤗
The Penang Pavarotti is singing beautiful
He is the best! 🥰🥰🥰
You went to a kitchen shop after the wet market, what street was that on and can you remember the name of the shop, thanks enjoying your Penang trip
Here we go 😁👍Every location is listed with a map link in the description of the video 😊We ended up going back to the one you saw in the video and bought a whole set of pots and pans🥰 Not on video though.
Here's the shop
📍Pots Kitchenware
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So happy you are enjoying the videos
@@vintagefoodfarm thanks we will be there in November
Nice! Enjoy 😁👍
Hi guys are you guys live in penang ?
I used to live in Tanjung bungah but im living in London now ❤
Oh wow! Nice 😊No we live in Australia 😁👍
Do they not accept cash anymore on Grabs? Fellow Aussie here - we're headed to Penang in July and have always used cash.
Yes they still accept cash 😁👍
Penang choice ..food is tight
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No english is Penanng.
In Bahasa is Pulau Pinang. 😂
Great! Thank you 😁👍
How are you? Tour programme
Great thank you! How are you?😁
Hi would you say Georgetown is kid/pram friendly? I don't see many families with young kids there
Yes😁👍 Very. We saw that a lot of people had strollers and prams which is a big difference to Vietnam and Cambodia. It is also very safe. There are lots of young families from Malaysia and other countries visiting. Just make sure your hotel has a lift 😁👍
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