[2025 Bukit Mertajam Attraction] Travel Guide for Pek Kong Cheng (Updated Mar)

#wecreate #foodie #penang Address: Jalan Pasar, 14000 Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang Ambiance: The newly renovated food court was situated just beside the Tua Pek Kong temple. It had a good mix of modern and old interior, and it managed to capture the retro chinese vibes they were looking for! To be honest, there weren't much food stalls available yet so there weren't plenty of choices available for us to try. Some food we ordered wasn't as tasty as well but we are sure it'll be better as time goes by! Pricing: Slightly higher than the usual hawker centres, but still not bad. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is NOT Halal to our Muslim friends. I have order a bow of 西廣 猪杂果条汤 vary nice local food . for sure you will like it. what we got in the bowl 猪血 猪油渣 猪干 猪腰 鱼丸 总之是好吃了啦 shop open at 7:00 am till 11:00 pm

#favouriteitinerary Bei Gong Cha Ying in Bukit Mertajam is a bubble tea lover’s paradise! This charming spot offers an extensive menu of refreshing drinks, from classic milk teas to innovative fruit blends. I couldn’t resist their signature Pearl Milk Tea—creamy, perfectly sweetened, and loaded with chewy tapioca pearls. The cozy, modern vibe made it a great place to relax and catch up with friends. The friendly staff and quick service added to the pleasant experience. Whether you’re craving a classic favorite or eager to try something new, Bei Gong Cha Ying is a must-visit for a delightful bubble tea break in Bukit Mertajam! #BeiGongChaYing #BukitMertajam #BubbleTeaLove #TeaTime #RefreshmentStation #ExploreBM #BubbleTeaHeaven #TravelAndSip #LocalFavorites #CoolTreats

Seberang Perai Tengah is a district in Seberang Perai, Penang, Malaysia. Here is a detailed introduction: Main Cities Bukit Mertajam is the capital of Seberang Perai Tengah and one of the important cities in the area. The residents of the city are mainly Chinese, and Teochew is an important language of communication. Perai is also one of the main cities in Seberang Perai Tengah. Geographical Environment Bukit Mertajam is bordered by Butterworth to the northwest, Kulim to the east, Nibong Tebal to the south, and Penang Island across the Penang Strait to the west. It is named after its location near the foot of Bukit Mertajam. Seberang Perai Tengah has a tropical rainforest climate, with an average temperature of about 27.4°C and an average rainfall of about 2,438 mm. Population and Economy Seberang Perai Tengah has a population of about 362,820, of which Bukit Mertajam has a population of about 210,000. Bukit Mertajam is a railway and road hub connecting the north and south of the west coast. It is surrounded by important agricultural areas in Malaysia, producing rubber, rice, coconuts, and palm oil. Tourist Attractions Bukit Mertajam has St. Anne's Church, which attracts many believers to its annual St. Anne's Festival. In addition, there are Pek Kong Cheng, Bukit Mertajam, Hai Dong Ma Temple, Mengkuang Dam, and other attractions. Educational Resources Bukit Mertajam has rich educational resources, including Bukit Mertajam High School, Bukit Mertajam Peace Road Middle School, Jit Sin Independent High School, and many primary schools such as Jit Sin A School and SJK (C) Sungai Rambai. Transportation Facilities Bukit Mertajam has a highway exit and can be reached by KTM Komuter at Bukit Mertajam Railway Station. There are also various transportation options such as Rapid Penang buses and Grab ride-hailing services.

#newyearnewtrip A Taste of History 🌟 Nestled in the heart of Bukit Mertajam, Pek Kong Cheng isn’t just a temple—it’s a cultural gem that’s stood the test of time. This iconic spot is steeped in tradition, with its roots tracing back over a century. The temple serves as a spiritual hub for locals and an irresistible magnet for foodies, thanks to the vibrant hawker stalls lining its perimeter. Food Heaven by the Temple 😋✨ If you love authentic street food vibes, the bustling stalls at Pek Kong Cheng will steal your heart—and your appetite! As the aroma of sizzling woks and simmering soups fills the air, you’ll find endless options to tantalize your taste buds. During my visit, I couldn’t resist diving into two local delicacies: • Shark Fin Soup 🦈🍜: A silky, savory bowl packed with flavors. Every spoonful was a mix of rich broth and delicate textures—perfectly warming and satisfying. • Pork Intestine Porridge 🐷🥣: Comfort food at its finest! The creamy, smooth porridge paired beautifully with the tender pork intestine, creating a wholesome balance of flavors. These dishes are proof that Pek Kong Cheng isn’t just about history—it’s about making memories through taste. Why You Should Go 📸🛶 Pek Kong Cheng combines heritage, spirituality, and unbeatable street food, all in one cozy spot. Whether you’re here for the temple or the food, this is a must-visit in Bukit Mertajam. Pro tip: Come hungry and bring your camera—every bite and corner is Insta-worthy! So, ready for a flavorful journey steeped in history? 🌸

KAMU Dessert Cafe is a trendy spot in Bukit Mertajam, Penang, offering a variety of delicious beverages and desserts. It is particularly known for its signature Hojicha cake, a rich tea-infused dessert with layered textures that’s a favorite among tea lovers. In addition to this, the cafe serves a range of baked goods, such as croissants and cake tarts, alongside expertly crafted coffee and tea. The cafe’s cozy and modern ambiance makes it a great destination for dessert and drink enthusiasts. 📍Address: 13, Jalan Datuk Ooh Chooi Cheng, Bukit Mertajam, Penang 🕰️Business Hours: 1 PM to 10 PM (closed on Mondays) #favouritecafe #travelwithgeo #myitinerary #cafe #familytravel

#travellerswonderland This is a food court situated just beside an ancient Chinese temple in Bukit Mertajam. They have both day and night sessions. There are many varieties of food to choose from. They are the usual fare in Malaysian Chinese food courts - curry mee, koay teow thng, fried noodles, and even koay chup. I tried several types of food. The white curry mee is good. The koay chup is also very good but a bit too peppery. The char koay kak is excellent. The place is always crowded. The public toilets are very clean.

#tripxplorproject I visited Bukit Mertajam Tua Pek Kong Temple, situated on Jalan Pasar in the heart of Bukit Mertajam, Malaysia. This temple, established in 1879 by Hakka settlers, originally venerated the Tua Pek Kong deity, known locally as Thai Pak Kong. Over time, it expanded to include Xuan Wu and other deities, becoming a focal point for the community's spiritual and cultural life. The temple played a crucial role in the town's development, serving as a center for social gatherings and educational initiatives. In 1895, it founded Yi Xue Tang, an educational institution aimed at preserving Chinese culture and uplifting the community. This institution later evolved into Jit Sin Primary School, leaving behind a legacy of educational excellence. Tragically, on July 3, 2019, a fire originating from the adjacent food court engulfed the temple, causing severe damage. While the blaze destroyed much of the temple's structure and artifacts, meticulous restoration efforts ensued, leveraging detailed documentation of the temple's dimensions and imagery. Despite the setback, the temple was rebuilt with the retention of its original walls and pillars, thanks to the collaboration between local architects and artisans from China. Additionally, the adjacent hawker center underwent upgrades, showcasing the resilience of the community and the enduring cultural significance of the temple. Business Hours: 9:00 am : 5:30 pm Address: Jalan Pasar, 14000 Bukit Mertajam, Pulau Pinang

Very nice place for food. Variety of choices for you to chooose. Worth visiting, it’s just right beside a temple. The curry mee is nice, make sure to try it, but the parking and traffic is crazy, so if you are driving, try to car pool or take grab. Else jus haad to stuck at the jam and rounding few rounds for parking. Go there early to avoid the jam if possible! Overall, worth visiting