Arrived in Georgetown, on the Island of Penang /Malaysia, I met a friend telling me about a very tasty restaurant in town. I was aiming to go out to see the Penang Street Art murals, but a good meal before the street art tour can’t be wrong, right? So I followed the recommendation of that friend and found the place KAPITAN. Some say it is supposed to be very expensive but according to what I got served in taste, it wasn’t at all and worth every sen (Malay Cent). Chicken Briyani with a soup and mango lassie in total for 14,40 RM which is according to $3,23 Dollars (today’s rate). And…. it was delicious! Loved it. Rice made with love and perfect seasoning and the chicken crispy and juicy as I like it. But ok, after meal I had to head on to my target…
Here are some images of my meal which I had in the restaurant KAPITAN and see how “Naan”ist made by a Malay-Indian cook in the same restaurant. Naan is a unique flatbread that has its roots in India.
Go ahead, Check it out or scroll down to continue reading my Interview with the Penang Street Art further below …
So I took a last attempt and went to the “children on the bicycle” … and guess what: everybody is telling me they are so sweet but … that’s how my day ended. All in all it was wonderful until that blood spread out of my head … 😉
PS: When I saw all the groups of tourists in front of the mural artwork taking all the same photographs in the same style, I couldn’t resist making some different kind of photo portraits of this incredibly good Penang Streetart. It is really a unique mural artwork by Ernest Zacharevic who started creating these street art murals for the Georgetown Culture Festival in Penang / Malaysia, in 2012. The street arts can mostly be found online like I saw many of them on Instagram but I highly recommend to have a real look at them – personally – since every year their number increases.
Enjoy your travels!
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EFE
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