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#68 of 76 Cafes in George Town

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.07

0.2 km from the center of George Town

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★46%
  • 4 ★25%
  • 3 ★16%
  • 2 ★6%
  • 1 ★7%
353, Chulia St, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Xi Nan Cafe?
Xi Nan Cafe is rated 4.0 out of 5 based on 68 reviews.
How does Xi Nan Cafe rank in George Town?
Xi Nan Cafe is #68 of 76 Cafes in George Town by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Xi Nan Cafe located?
353, Chulia St, Georgetown, 10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia — 0.2 km from the center of George Town.
YOLO
Lebuh Chulia, Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia. Plenty of hawker foods to choose from. The food we ordered not up to our expectations and will try others on our next visit hopefully. You may want to try wan tan mee as the stall having a long queue.
hanna pramandari
I ordered wonton noodle, taste is good,
Samantha
Disappointed with the oyster omelette. looked better than it tasted. Had to slather it with chilli sauce for any flavour. At RM18 for a regular plate, it’s a lot to pay for bad food
Loh vs
Simple coffee shops.
Blessed by location ~ tourist hot spot.
Coffee shop ha a very good wan tan mee.
Obiwan Kenobi
This is a corner Kopi Tiam which thrives on the Street Food straddling Lebuh Carnarvon. We ordered the Mantis Prawns fried with curry leaves, Oyster Omelette & Freshly rolled Popiah. Drink choice was a refreshing glass of green Ambra juice.
Food arrived promptly.
Mantis Prawns RM14. Average.
Popiah RM6. Above Average.
Oyster Omelette RM18. Good, but not spectacular.
Would we return?
Only if it's raining...
BA Goh
Okay place to have breakfast. Surprisingly they serve good coffee (kopi c), crispy toast and nicely done half boiled eggs.

Also did tried out the Penang white coffee. Can't comments on it because no past experience, but it was alright and cheap.

Place was somewhat clean, service was fast, and friendly owner.

Take note that, food options quite limited in the morning (only 2 stalls operating) vs nighttime.
MG R
The best oyster omelette for my 25 years in Asia.
Worth the trip KL-Penang!
Stephen ong
The beef soup noodles or fondly known as ngau lam mee (RM9.00) is a Cantonese variation from what is served in HK, with a darker soy base of dried mandarin skin, herbs and spices. The noodles are delicately cooked and the soup is nourishing despite its presentation. A young couple operates this stall, certainly 2nd or 3rd Choy generation as the stall claims a pre-war 1940 origin. A similar offering by octagenarian couple can be found at Kampung Malabar. The handcrafted wantons here (RM0.55 each) are filled with robust minced pork, lacking any shrimps, surprisingly on an island. The stall only operates on weekdays. Today, the beef brisket ran out, so you can settle for the Wantan Mee(RM5.50) plus beef soup (+RM1.00) to satisfy your carny binge.Coffeeshop offers homemade barley(RM2.00) and lohan guo(RM2.50) drinks.
Night comes alive on this street around 5pm when the dislocated Chulia Street hawkers gather. The stalls at this kopitiam also compete with fried noodles like Hokkien Char(RM7) with another offering "Chu Char" dishes like frog, fish and veggies.

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