Friday, November 21, 2014

Second Bridge Penang And Teochew Cendol

After the scrumptious lunch in Nibong Tebal, we proceeded on with our journey to Penang Island. For the first time, we took the New Bridge and it led us to Batu Maung...
The toll that led us to the new bridge....
Called The Sultan Abdul Halim Muadzam Shah
or Penang Second Bridge as it is commonly known...
Surprisingly it was very quiet on a weekday....
 a great contrast compared to the first Penang bridge...
Not a car in sight.....
I heard it was filled with 60,000 people just last Sunday Marathon...
I heard the toll rate for this bridge is more....  a distance of 42 KM?
Reaching Penang, we went to Prangin Mall to get something done....
And while we were down, we chanced upon this place...
They opened a branch here in the mall?  
At least we don't have to queue up in the hot sun...
Penang Famous Cendol.....
One bowl cost RM3.90
Slightly more than the Penang Road.....
I don't mind paying a bit more to enjoy this cooling drink here......
Nice scenery... comfortable and chilling...
COOL!!

34 comments:

  1. wah....go all the way to Penang to eat Cendol ah ?? And take new Penang bridge somemore! It looks good leh ... and so so quiet! Good for the Penang folk ... at least got other options now to enter the island.

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    1. Yeah. good for us too... no jam... but reaching Batu Maung is another story....

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  2. Wah!!! Just looking at you and your cendol ,, "lau hou sui" .... I too want to have some! Tonight I will be dreaming of eating cendol.......

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  3. At first I told you wrote Paradigm Mall because it also has this same cendol stall. Then I thought, eh, Paradigm Mall is not in Penang and then I thought you were in KL. Me so blur. Then only I read carefully it is Pragin Mall. I also prefer to pay more to eat in comfort.

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    1. Yes, Prangin Mall... never been to Paradigm la... so backward...

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  4. the new Penang bridge looks so deserted with no one in sight..
    The cendol makes me drool!!! that portion looks quite big also hor (judging from the bowl size)

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    1. Yes, I cannot finish it all by myself... too big!

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  5. When I see cendol I straightaway think of SS15 cendol.. Very famous cendol and rojak (they're always together), and people have to queue up for the rojak.. Everyday super long queue leh...

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    1. Then next time I must sound to Kucing family! hahahaa..

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  6. Oopsss!!!! I think my comment is awaiting moderation... :(

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    1. eh.... cannot be.... Mine is under moderation only after 24 hours...

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  7. The new bridge looks so desserted. Love that bowl of cendol you have.

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  8. Not 42km lah, the official distance is 25km. The full marathon runners run almost the entire stretch and then turn back. Not many people uses this bridge yet, even on weekends. Unless you are in Batu Maung area, using this bridge is more inconvenient that the first bridge. The distance is longer, and you need to get through many traffic lights/road construction to get there. Maybe more people will use it once that flyover is completed.

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    1. Oh, not 42 ah...sorry ah... maybe I heard wrongly... so it is to and fro that comes to 42... :)

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  9. teochew cendol!! oh, I saw this before over here in Paradigm Mall in PJ.. so this on in Penang must be the "HQ" of the chains?? fuyoh, I've not had Cendol for quite a while already, it looks so good to me leh, the green and the red and the brown and the white, what a combination of tempting colors!! :D

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  10. The Penang famous chendol looks more tempting than the one i saw and had at Malaysia Boleh in Jurong Point...

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  11. The one at Malaysia Boleh in Jurong Point, S$2 a bowl...

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  12. oh my Cendolllll! Kuching is RM2.60 for a big one.

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  13. The bridge looks unique and curved like a snake. The should make more curves to earn title as longest bridge in the world!

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    1. Oh no wonder.. we were just talking about it... why so sengat one...

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  14. That's quite a big bowl of cendol!

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  15. Nice shot of the bridge with less cars. Hehe. Yummy. I need a bowl of cendol now. It is so hot in Kuching!

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  16. Lucky you didn't travel the weekend of Penang Bridge International marathon!

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  17. Teochew Cendol? I'm a Teochew myself, but I didn't know there's difference among the various types of Cendol. How interesting!

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