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Nice colourful cooking ingredients.

Established in 1941, Shing Kheang Aun restaurant in Penang is very popular among the locals and tourists for its Hainanese cuisine and local dishes.

It was great to be there and we love the interior environment of the restaurant. The heritage prewar building, wooden chairs, wooden tables , marble floor, marble table top etc which are very well preserved.

Do take note of how they serve their customer seated on the first floor. Very interesting. They deliver the dishes from the ground floor kitchen with pulley system.

We overheard people around us in the restaurant. They were impressed by the pulley system and the old fashion style of this restaurant. Some even said they wanted to try all the dishes.

Some of the famous dishes. Fried Salted Egg with Bitter Gourd and Tofu with prawns.

With a friendly smile, the restaurant owner asked me whether we managed to finish the dishes. ” Of course!” I replied.

As this restaurant is situated in the heritage city, you can enjoy the old historical streets and buildings after having your meal at Shing Kheang Aun restaurant.

Address of Shing Kheang Aun restaurant:-

2, Chulia Lane 10200 Penang, Malaysia

Photos taken while walking along Stewart Lane, Penang.  Stewart Lane is named after Charles C. Stewart.

I was fortunate to see a milkman on his motorbike, bread seller cycled along Stewart Lane and a group of trishaws ferrying tourists for sightseeing.

The milkman drove off too fast that I was not able to take his photo.

Even though the leaves are turning brown, I find it beautiful.

One of my favourite street photos

These guys tried to pull a round wooden table to the upper floor of a restaurant.

A strong rope is very important, guys.

It was a cold and rainy day.

I call the bee our guardian.

She just held on to the pole in front of our house every morning for approximately an hour.

Street view from a trishaw ride must be wonderful.

Trishaw also know as “beca” was the common mode of transport back in the olden days in Penang.

Suddenly I spotted this lady. I have no idea why I like the way she carried those flowers.

I was curious of her destination.

Artist at work.

A same thing can be seen in many different ways through different eyes.

Awesome view from our tram ride.

Travelling by tram or locally known as “Ding Ding” allowed us to view Hong Kong living culture.

What a great experience!

Photo credit: my younger brother

Policemen were stationed at various parts of Orchard Road, Singapore during Christmas Eve.

Too crowded and you could barely walked. We squeezed through the crowd and left the place as fast as we could.