Sri Weld Food Court

Great spot for Penang hawker food, especially for those stopping by from a cruise like we did, as it’s a five minute walk from the cruise terminal, and you can get a good variety of dishes here from char kuay teow to Hokkien prawn mee to the famous Nasi lemak (just RM2.5!) It’s nice that stalls open in the morning for an early bite and there’s good coffee at the drinks stall. Toilets and paid parking on site.

Nice Mee Sotong, taste is a little salty for me, so I asked for some sugar to sweeten it.
We normally eat Mee Goreng with a bit of sugar at home. Old habits.

Overall recommended as the noodles come with lots of Sotong, Fritters and other ingredients.
Noodles are nice and firm and not soggy.
Good and tasty.

Nasi Lemak having long queue, but taste so-so. Nasi lack of coconut taste, more on spicy side. Wanton Mee is great, the same stall that sell the yummy braised chicken feets. Char Kuey Tiao was normal, beef soup noodles was nice and light. Overall a good place to try variety of food and reasonable price.

Park your car beside the food court. Very fast in delivering food, staff ordering drinks were very friendly during my visit. Photo is the pork porridge and it was great for me.

Amazing Wanton Mee and Chicken Feet! Super yummy 😋. Didn’t even have time take a photo of the chicken feet! Checked in with the friendly owner and he said the chicken feet would take about two hours to braise over low fire. Best texture I’d tried!

A lovely local food court (aka hawker centre) serving a wide variety of Penang local dishes. You will find all famous Penang food here, such as Penang Laksa, Curry Noodle, Hokkien Prawn Noodle, Oyster Omelette, Sliced Fish Noodle Soup, Penang Fried Kway Teow, Nasi Lemak, Beef Noodle, etc, etc and so so much more... I can't name them all LOL. Price is also very reasonable local-price. You have to come here to try the food if you ever visit Penang! This food court is only about 5 to 7 min walk from Penang Port where international cruises will stop over at Penang.

Located right in the middle of the CBD of Penang, this place is always packed especially during lunch time of office hours. There have been some changes to the stall before and after the pandemic. But some of the good ones are still there such as the fried rice stall and the fish bihun/vermicelli. The food court recently implemented another new rule to patrons on drink-ordering.