Batu Lanchang Food Stalls Complex Popiah

89% Sifumeter

3 critics 10 social

4.0 Google Stars 916 reviews

25 Lintang Batu Lancang, Jelutong, 11600 Georgetown, Penang

$ per person

Critics reviews

Yumyumbites yumyumbites.blogspot.com 09 Jun 2010

There is also Popiah sold in this food court too; and being a Popiah fan, I find this rather on the average only. The ingredients were rather scarce and did not complement the taste to perfection. Too bad though.
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Chiefeater chiefeater.com

Mdm Koay, the proprietress of this popiah stall is an old-timer who has been selling this dish for more than 30 years. She learnt the trade from her mother who has retired due to old age.
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Malaysianfoodie malaysianfoodie.com

The popiah stall here is always in-queue. They are indeed famous among the locals and they are made upon order. The popiah is packed with the turnips and very nice and delicious.
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Jie En Chan · May 2026

We reached at 3.30pm on a heavily drizzling afternoon, and the place felt like a huge reprieve from the rain. It wasn't too crowded so there wasn't too much of a wait. We did some research in advance. We enjoyed: No.
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Anthony Tan · Apr 2026

Don't order curry noodles at number 68! Look at these prawns! I showed them to him, but he wouldn't admit his mistake. Not a single prawn was intact. They were rotten, tasteless, and not fresh. He even claimed his prawns were good.
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Ee Ling FOO · Apr 2026

this visit to penang i got a chance to try breakfast and lunch at this food court, which is a known and regular visited place for me. morning I tried the economy rice, looks good and taste above average, kaya pao ok, char siew pao so so.
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Sandric Jimmidee · Apr 2026

A very traditional food court in Batu Lanchang, next to the market, with that classic old-school Penang hawker atmosphere. It can get quite hot and crowded, especially during busy hours, but there is usually a fair amount of seating if…
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Jin-Jin Saw · Mar 2026

Too many choices to choose from! I like the "fei lo" curry mee, char koay teow, nyonya kuih, ham chim peng, ice blended red bean, popiah, chee cheong fun and steamed chicken rice there.
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Mark Ong · Feb 2026

I simply love this heartland market/food centre. It has the time capsule feel to it. It's clean and airy. Food prices are reasonable for local standards. Not touristy at all.
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Michael Ooi · Feb 2026

I know of only a very few stalls that served pretty decent tasting food, the rest were just combination of bland/bad/expensive/rude-seller condition.
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Vehicle Cooling Solution · Jan 2026

Indian food, especially the vegetable kueh, is a must-try. Unfortunately, the flatbread had a long queue, so I didn't get to try it. The fried kueh was alright, but the shrimp paste in the chee cheong fun wasn't as thick as in the Seven…
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XY Ng · Mar 2026

Very convenient local food court with a good varieties of local food, such as char kuey tiaw, claypot chicken rice, oyster porridge, nasi kandar, wantan mee, and economy rice.
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DP · Dec 2025

Came here once and I must say the drinks must be takeaway and near your sitting spots, too far they will not serve. In terms of the environment, the food court is quite unhygienic and the foods are mid.
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Wei Yong Tan · Apr 2026

Great food court frequented by people from all walks of life and ages, for there are various hawker stalls offering amazing food, beverages and delicacies at affordable prices!
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ReynF · Jan 2026

The vegetarian wantan mee is nice and comes in a large portion for only RM6. However, the place is often too crowded, making it difficult to find a seat. Update: The small portion is only RM4.
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