Best Murtabak in Penang

Nope, the post office are still into sending and receiving goods, yet juxtaposed the post office is a row of mouth-watering local delights that comes to life once the sun plunge towards the horizon. An amiable “uncle” has been dishing out addictive Roti Canai and Murtabaks for decades. The meaty goodness is shrouded with paper-thin dough and paired with dhal and dollop of pickled onions. The thick pancake is usually sliced into morsels to make ease your wolfing experience and each bite justifies the never-ending crowd. 

Undeniably this is a rhythm to ears for vegetarians, now you can scarf down Murtabak crafted to suit your plea, which you rarely bump into elsewhere. This pure vegetarian restaurant has been magnetising aficionados with mélange of Indian and Chinese vegetarian cuisines that knock off your meaty demands. Among the kitchen’s pride is vegetarian Murtabak, where the crispy dough is liberally stuffed with smatterings of carrot, potatoes, mock meats and cabbages, all infused with fascinating spices. It’s fairly chopped into cubes, accompanied with spicy sauce and dhal. 

Another prime example of a succulent Murtabak joint, where patrons make a beeline to devour these poofy pillows that are served piping hot. Habitually, murtabaks are made upon order, yet this stall goes autopilot piling up the meaty hunks onto platters which run out within a blink of an eye, quelling voracious appetite of the surrounding vicinity. Paired with pickled onions and spicy curry, rhapsody ride guaranteed for your taste buds. 

This comfy restaurant hits the sweet spot between authentic Indian food, attentive service and charming atmosphere. You don’t usually hear Indian eateries being vaunted for Murtabaks yet Chettiar’s Tiffin Cafe breaks the frame of mind. Their Murtabak set comes with two thick and dense meaty servings, somewhat resembling pancakes and paired with onions and addictive curry. The dough is thin and dry, bundling the chicken meat that is bursting with rich spices.