Red Garden Food Paradise

It is a big place in Penang. It has a good atmosphere.The environment is clean too. There many types of Asian Cuisines and local famous food, the price is reasonable. There is also dancing and singing performance during 9.00 pm. I go there at 8.00 pm and there was full of people, very crowded.

This is a local restaurant. There are many small restaurants with very affordable prices and good service attitudes. The sanitary environment is good. There are various delicious and local specialties to taste. It is really a very cost-effective place for foreign tourists.

Vibrant food court with delicious food and live performances, there are many tourists but also locals dining here. The stalls are very clean , and there is table service. Plenty of vegetarian options available!

I had the Braised Ee Noodles at Taste of Penang Noodles (9RM) - Good portion size for me because I knew I wanted something sweet after. Not a lot of meat and maybe too much sauce but overall still very tasty, quick and cheap! I also had the Mango Sticky Rice at Thai Food (15RM) - It was my first time trying it so I'm not sure how it is compared to other places but I really enjoyed it! A nice sweet and salty balance and again a good sized portion!

A very well set up foodcourt in the middle of bustling George Town. Spacious and clean, with a lively ambience and a wide range of Penang and other regional Asian cuisines on offer. Foodies would be spoiled for choice!!! We tried a dinner for 4 pax and thoroughly enjoyed the Thai Food dishes we had with rice. The Thai owner is super nice and friendly, and we understand the cooks are all also Thai, which perhaps explains the truly authentic Thai taste of the food we ordered. The Japanese Egg Tofu, Bean Paste Fried Morning Glory, and Chilli Basil Minced Pork dishes were sumptuous but special mention must be given to the gloriously tasty Tom Yum soup!! This stall does a magnificent creamy and sour version of Thailand's iconic soup. Must be tried to be believed. Also had nicely charcoal-grilled satay on the side. Beverages wise, the iced tea (teh peng) was perfectly blended, with the milky and tea flavours well balanced. We'll be back soon to try the other cuisines, ranging from North Indian (Mughali style food?) to Vietnamese and even Taiwanese. A delicious outing indeed.

We've been here a few times. It's always easy to get a seat and it has a nice atmosphere. There is plenty for choice for all different goods, and at a reasonable price. They also have buckets of cold beers.

Very convenient when you want to have a taste of all local Penang dishes under one roof with multi food stalls/food court. Of course not all dishes were cooked with authentic tastes because the venue kind of aim for travelers. But hey the tastes are still good. And plus they have live music where local aunties and uncles come to dance and sing. A nice local vibe. You order at the stalls and they serve and ask for payment at your table. A must try is the nasi lemak fried chicken. (We wanted other kinda but they were sold out. So we can only imagine how good they would be) The coconut rice were fragrant and the chicken freshly cooked crisp and still juicy in the inside to almost perfection. Yum!

Very big food court with variety of food. Ordered fried mee and I loved it. It was very savory and not very oily. It came with shrimps and cockles also. It only costed RM9.