Described as “a Southeast Asian culinary escape that doesn’t get much better,” the article celebrates Penang’s incredible mix of affordable street food and Michelin-starred dining experiences 🍜✨
From Auntie Gaik Lean’s Old School Eatery’s Nasi Ulam to Kimberley Street Food Night Market’s Koay Teow Soup and Duck Kway Chap, it’s no surprise Penang continues to win the hearts (and taste buds!) of travelers from around the world. 😋
Here’s the full ranking from National Geographic’s list:
1️⃣ Koh Chang, Thailand – Best for Beaches
2️⃣ Penang, Malaysia – Best for Food 🍲
3️⃣ Cat Ba, Vietnam – Best for Adventure
4️⃣ Komodo, Indonesia – Best for Wildlife
5️⃣ Panay, Philippines – Best for Festivals
6️⃣ Isla Verde, Philippines – Best for Scuba Diving
7️⃣ Java, Indonesia – Best for Temples
8️⃣ Don Khong, Laos – Best for Cycling
Read the full feature by National Geographic here 👇
🔗 Which is the Best Island in Southeast Asia for You?
Source: National Geographic, The Star, Penang Hyperlocal
