Before I start, let me first say that we are a family of pasar malam (night market) junkies. We love visiting night markets and since there is always one on any day of the week, we’d surely make a beeline to one at least once a fortnight. Luckily, we have not been having many rainy nights recently or else we’d not be able to go for our regular pasar malam stint.
So, in this post, instead of writing a review, I’d like to make it into a photo post of the Sungai Dua Night Market which is on every Saturday night. Here are the reasons why we simply love going to pasar malam.
The Sungai Dua pasar malam along both sides of the road
Deep fried food
Fish
Chicken rice
Corn
Food on sticks - Lok Lok
Sweets
The making of Long So Tong - Dragon Hair Sweets
The making of Long So Tong - Dragon Hair Sweets
Long So Tong - Dragon Hair Sweets
Long So Tong - Dragon Hair Sweets
Nuts and snacks
Mixed nuts
sweets
Pickled nutmeg and fruits
Pickled and dried junk food
Noodle soup
And that concludes the food photo tour of Sungai Dua Night Market (it is located right opposite Tesco Extra). Thank you for coming and watch your drool as you leave the site… 
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Another brilliant insight into to foods and cultures that I must experience!
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which sungai dua?? the one in the mainland or island?
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ah! i am really craving for some lok lok now
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Tom: Oh, we have plenty of different cultures and food here in Penang. In fact, Penang is known to be a food paradise!
NKOTB: This one is on the island, opposite Tesco Extra.
Xin: I eat lok lok all the time!