Come Discover the Food Trail of Butterworth

By Marcus Dip Silas

December 2021 FEATURE
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Pair Sin Bee Chew's Hainanese Chicken Chop with their old-school kopi peng, and a memorable meal is guaranteed.
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IN JANUARY, PENANG Monthly featured the gastronomic delights to be found in Bukit Mertajam. This time around, we encourage you to come eat as the locals do – in Butterworth. Sin Bee Chew Restaurant The first thing one notices when stepping into Sin Bee Chew Restaurant is its 1950s nostalgic appeal, and the second, how clean and bright the place is. Most “kopitiam”-style restaurants tend to be dimly lit and in some state of disarray, with the wait staff bellowing...

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Marcus Dip Silas

is an interculturalist and the author of Founders' Grit, a compilation biography celebrating the accomplishments and achievements of Penang tech and manufacturing entrepreneurs.

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