PENANG 180º: Dim Sum
Dim Sum, brought to Penang by its Cantonese immigrants, are small bite-sized treats that are usually served as three or four pieces per order and shared family style, along with a cup...
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Street Food in Penang, Malaysia, Pt. 4, Nasi Kandar
Penang street food is world renowned for its quality and variety. It’s a real challenge to taste all of the island’s specialties, but a fun challenge. Sometimes a taste for a certain dish...
St. George’s Church, Penang, Malaysia
Happy St. George’s Day! Yes, April 23rd is the traditional day that St. George the great slayer of dragons, is remembered. It is “traditionally” accepted that he died on this date in 303...
Churches in Asia, Pt. 1
(Updated 12-13-14) Since Christmas and the end of the year holidays are approaching, I thought I’d write about some churches we explored in Asian countries. Bible students will know that many martyred saints...
Street Food in Penang, Malaysia, pt. 2, Chendul
Summer is really bearing down on southeast Asia right now and the heat is absolutely oppressive. Everyone is looking for a way to cool off, and I bet there’s a long line at Penang’s...