Penang Malaysia - Kek Lok SI Temple Part 7 - Strolling around Ayer Itam

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After visiting Kek Lok Si Temple, we made our way down to the foot of the hill. We strolled around the area.

We saw the most famous Penang Assam Laksa at the foot of the hill in Ayer Itam. The laksa is so different from Singapore Laksa. The Penang Assam Laksa has a sour taste while Singapore Laksa is more spicy.

The stall is located below the huge sign that said FOLLOW ME.

Did you manage to find the Laksa Stall in the above photo?

Saw many food vendors in the streets of Ayer Itam.

Saw a familar brand of Cheong Kum Chuan. They sell mostly nutmeg products. I bought some bottles of the nutmeg oil which my family had been using since we were young.

This is one of the only few bus stops that indicated the number of the buses that pass through here. Most bus stops in Penang do not have any signs to indicate which bus number will pass the bus stop.