Kota Dine & Coffee

This shop is called Kota Dine & Coffee. It is also a local coffee shop close to the city center. The environment is so elegant that it can even be described as extremely beautiful.

The local Nyonya snacks made by Kota Dine are very good. They are things I have never eaten in China. The taste is also quite unique. The set meal is not expensive, about RMB 20. I tried three kinds and none of them were disappointing.

Kota Dine and Coffee is famous in Penang, Malaysia. Kota restaurant specializes in Nyonya cuisine, and I especially love its fried chicken. Nyonya dim sum is also very delicious. The environment and service are a highlight, and the waiters will enthusiastically take photos for you. This is a very special Penang restaurant, worth checking in.

Fort Cornwallis in Penang, Malaysia, is a stone fortress used by the British for defense and commemorating the arrival of British navigator Robert Light in Penang in 1786. The fort is now a public park open to visitors. Inside the park is a glass house that houses a Michelin-recommended restaurant. The restaurant serves refined and refined Nyonya cuisine, and I revisited it and experienced the following delicious dishes: The grilled chicken satay was tender and perfectly grilled. The Nyonya fish rendang rice was delicious, with fresh fish, served with orchid rice, and a sweet and sour side dish. Cendol, originally a dessert, is made into a drink at the restaurant, and I loved the flavor. This restaurant is definitely worth a visit when visiting Fort Cornwallis. Restaurant Name: Kota Dine & Coffee - When Francis Meets Rempah ⏰Opening Hours: 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Closed Tuesdays) #MichelinRestaurant #MichelinMalaysia #PenangTravel #PenangMalaysia #PenangFood