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Today Chand Ki date is 10 Djumada l-Akhira 1446 in Brunei. On (December 13, 2024), Chand ki date today in Brunei is 10 Djumada l-Akhira 1446, as per the Government of Brunei.
This is part of a series of pages on walking the hills of Penang. Click here for the index, this is a Grade 2 walk . There is a sketch map at the bottom showing the route followed.
Please visit my Penang buses page for information on accessing the starting point.
For other visits to Nibbinda, please read Nibbinda Nirvana, Nibbinda Circular and the Balik Pulau Explorer 7.
We were overdue a return visit to Nibbinda, especially as Peter van der Lans had told us how to climb directly from Balik Pulau. Unfortunately, when I went to check his Facebook page the day before, our internet connection was so poor I had to rely on what I thought he had said... The one bit I got right was to walk up the side road from near the bus station and turn left to Santarama.
We followed the road left round the back and then things started to unravel. Yuehong was in botanical mode for the benefit of her friends in less tropical zones and anyway, she hadn't even read the instructions. So when the road showed signs of finishing, the concrete trail on the right seemed a good idea.
Well, it was for a while and then the concrete finished and the route up through the fruit got a little informal and then we got to the point where ahead was a stark choice of jungle or a rocky stream bed. Time to start again, we weren't yet ready for the hard stuff.
Back at the end of the road, we could have gone up through a different fruit orchard but something in the back of my memory suggested it was too early to abandon paths, so we took a path on the opposite side of the road that appeared to lead downhill initially, slightly counter-intuitive However, there were no complaints, compared to the previous offering this was heaven, eventually another path came in from the left which suggested an alternative route down should we return this way.
Up above it was overcast or worse but the concrete trail climbed and ahead was a house which I suspected was the one I recalled Peter mentioning. There was nobody here and the idiot dogs were fortunately of the totally cowardly variety. Even better, the concrete trail continued up at the far end of the house although clearly no one had used it for a while. However, it was all rather slippery and Madam begun to look a little glum, especially when the path dived into some old rubber which would mean thousands of mosquitoes. Very soon the way was blocked by fallen trees at a stream and it was time for another big rethink. (I later read that Peter had gone straight up at this point, it was just some 50-100 metres of jungle but necessarily that wasn't obvious at the time!).
Just above the entrance to the rubber was a seasonally overgrown durian estate. We scrambled up to the top terrace to the left of us and followed it round. After 100 metres or so we could see a much clearer area ahead. There was just one problem, we had to negotiate the boundary between the two estates and Yuehong decided to bring the vegetation with her. At the second attempt she came through and up above we could see electricity poles which indicated a road and when we got there, for the record, the first one said PB 14-19-10. By now it was raining and as this was the Nibbinda approach road as confirmed shortly by the gate, we decided we had come far enough.
We demolished the sole remaining bun and waited for quite a while in the shelter for the rain to pass. There was an outside chance we could have made the 14.30 501 bus but the paths were likely to be so wet and slippery that this would have invited disaster. Well that was the best possible excuse I could imagine to have some 2 hours in the Hometown Food Centre having an early dinner and drinking cold Tiger. On the way down we encountered this gorgeous stick insect. Back at what we imagined to be a short cut to Balik Pulau, we headed onwards only for the path to surprisingly die and we had to go back to our way up.
Back near the Santarama, I spotted another inviting potential short cut.
There was just one problem, someone had erected a metal fence across the path leaving just a small gap for us to squeeze through. I think the crew of the MPPP rubbish truck had the shock of their lives as we appeared.
Anyway, it was job done time. We walked through the near empty market to the bus station, picked up a kilo of rambutans and relaxed until it was time to catch our bus. At least next time we go up (or down) here we know how to do it properly.
____ = Concrete Road
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(Not all paths are shown, there are many more which are seasonal or just go to houses.)
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No. 5 Char Koay Teow @ Jalan Macalister
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CKT here may look simple but we guarantee that it surely packs a burst of epic flavours! As a famous spot, the queue will be so worth it once you’re feasting on your own plate of top notch char koay teow.
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No. 5 Char Koay Teow @ Jalan Macalister
Address: 49, Jln Macalister, George Town, 10450 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating Hours: Monday to Saturday (12 – 10 pm), Closed on Sundays
Best Char Koay Teow In Penang
We’ve Got The Wok Hei Power Char Koay Teow Fans!
From the stir-fried rice noodles filled with incredible wok hei to the irresistible flavour combos of each topping, every plate of char koay teow is a culinary masterpiece waiting to be devoured. It’s time to get your taste buds excited CKT fans!
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Char Kuey Teow Parit / Longkang
Image Credit: Char Kuey Teow Parit / Longkang
Unlike the common Chinese-style Fried Kway Teow, Char Kuey Teow Parit/ Longkang is something special. Drenching in thick prawn broth, makes the wet version of Char Kway Teow tastes even briny! Moreover, this is an incredible Halal option, making it a must-visit spot for Malay Char Kway Teow in Penang.
Image Credit: Char Kuey Teow Parit / Longkang
Besides, on top of Kway Teow is a deep-fried egg that patrons love most! Despite the generous amount of ingredients, the price is pretty pocket-friendly! Moreover, this popular food stall is giving off a super chilly vibe, especially its open-air concept at night. In addition, make it your go-to supper spot for CKT Penang in the wee hours, that’s surely satisfying!
Additional Information: Address: Jalan Mahsuri, Bandar Bayan Baru, 11900 Bayan Lepas, Pulau Pinang. Operation Hours: 08:30 pm to 04:30 am (Closed on Sundays) Contact Number: +60 17-403 9258 Website: Char Koay Teow Parit / Longkang / Nasi Goreng Hangit (Char Koay Teow Paksu)
Lorong Selamat Char Koay Teow
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We’re heading to savour the absolutely delectable CKT at Lorang Selamat Char Koay Teow next! Made with love, their CKT features succulent shrimps, lap cheong and duck egg, which are the hallmarks to an iconic CKT. Don’t miss out on the best-selling Fried Oyster Omelette, Prawn Mee, Yam Cake, Asam Laksa and Ais Kacang ABC while you’re there!
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Lorong Selamat Char Koay Teow
Address: 108, Lorong Selamat, George Town, 10400 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Operating Hours: Wednesday to Monday (10 am – 5 pm), Closed on Tuesdays
Presgrave Street Ah Shen Duck Egg Char Koay Teow
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Presgrave Street Ah Shen Duck Egg Char Koay Teow is unbeatable when mentioning the best Penang Char Kway Teow Georgetown. Moreover, stir-frying over a charcoal fire, that’s how it tastes good with smoky flavors! In addition, not even mentioning Wok Hei, Ah Shen masters it all!
Image Credit: Presgrave Street Ah Shen Duck Egg Char Koay Teow
Besides, springy rice noodles have a perfect seasoning, undoubtedly! And, don’t forget to add on a Sunny Side Up duck egg, it levels the entire flavor to another standard! Moreover, though the shop is tiny, the bright setting presents visitors with a refreshing vibe. Hence, plan a visit today or opt for a grab-and-go, too!
Additional Information: Address: 67B, Lebuh Presgrave, 10300 George Town, Pulau Pinang. Operation Hours: 05:00 pm to 10:00 pm (Closed on Thursdays) Contact Number: +60 18-223 8810 Website: Presgrave Street Ah Shen Duck Egg Char Koay Teow 三條路亞勝鴨蛋炒粿條
Sungai Dua Char Koay Teow
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Here’s a Halal one for all you Muslim CKT lovers! Available in two options, Sungai Dua’s Char Koay Teow Seafood and Char Koay Teow Lobster Special will be calling your name. It’s saucy, flavourful and downright packed to the brim with juicy prawns and squid.
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Sungai Dua Char Koay Teow
Address: Lot 1746, Jalan Kampung Teluk, Sungai Dua, 13800 Butterworth, Pulau Pinang
Operating Hours: Thursday to Tuesday (5.30 pm – 1 am), Closed on Wednesdays
Status: Halal-certified
Ming Qing Duck Egg Char Koay Teow @ Bukit Mertajam
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Also awarded with a Michelin Bib Gourmand, Ming Qing Duck Egg Char Koay Teow at Bukit Mertajam is another must-visit spot! Operating for over 20 years, go ahead and top on a fried sunny side up egg to go with their legendary char koay teow, yum. Pair it up with some sour and spicy clam soup on the side for an explosion of truly irresistible flavours.
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Ming Qing Duck Egg Char Koay Teow @ Bukit Mertajam
Address: Lot 29, mk10 Jalan Betik, off, Jln Sungai Rambai, 14000 Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang
Operating Hours: Tuesday to Thursday & Sunday (6 – 11 pm), Friday & Saturday (6 – 11.30 pm), Closed on Mondays
Left-handed Char Koay Teow
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Left-handed Char Kway Teow is surely the most famous spot to eat Char Kway Teow in George Town. Fret not, the pork-free version of Chinese Kway Teow couldn’t be more mouth-watering! In addition, the smokiness adds extra flavor to the dish, that’s super slurp-worthy!
Image Credit: Left-handed Char Koay Teow
Besides, foodies love everything about chives, eggs, bean sprouts, cockles, and yeah, pickled radish! Perhaps, the texture is greater and tastes flavorful over high heat. In addition, don’t forget to enjoy Cendol as a finishing dessert. Left Handed Char Kway Teow Penang has more cozy spaces upstairs, so leave no worries and enjoy your meal casually!
Additional Information: Address: 79-G-11, Ivory tower, Kampung Jawa Baru, Off, Jalan Dato Keramat, 10150 George Town, Penang. Operation Hours: 11:00 am to 07:00 pm (Closed on Wednesdays) Contact Number: +60 19-394 9185 Website: 左手炒粿条 Left Handed Char Koay Teow
