Mount Erskine Open-Air Night Food Court

Food is nice especially Chicken Rice and Laksa also the sandwiches and Chinese Desserts especially Chendol.
The fruit juice are refreshing too.

Heartland for devoid of noisy tourists. Esp loud ones who with mouthful yakked so cheap so cheap. & $#@!? /&

Curry mee, salted fish fried rice, ngonya food, fried chicken snd tofu, and wonton mee are good

Very good curry mee, wan ton mee do add a bowl of soup dumplings or fried dumplings, skip the nasi lemak n Indian rice. EXPENSIVE

The environment is good and the foods are scrumptious, especially the hor mee, curry mee and hainan bread

Having dinner at Mount Erskine and quite a lot of peoples here. And, also favourite local food stalls. Indian food, Nasi Lemak, wan tan mee, curry mee, hor fun, Chu char. Nice.

Quiet place to dine food is good like nasi lemak, curry mee, Indian curry rice, wan tan mee, sar hor fun and fried chicken

I don't know where is it where is.mt Erskine.it I live quite far i am from BM LCW birth place tahu kaa? So sorry lah bro Russia now is winning 5 nil

1 of the best hawker center in penang. Nyonya cuisine, Indian cuisine, wantanmee, curry mee, ho fan, rojak. You can order all if you have the stomach fkr them.

One of the oldest local western food in penang.
Huge varieties and cook to order.
One should try out a different perspective of western food here

Food taste so so only n not many stall at night, morning better many stalls, fried bihun cheap n tasty, lor mee good, curry mee nxt to fried bihun taste good, economy rice good, afternoon had one stall selling yong tau foo very tasty

Chill environment, the hawkers are very friendly. The foods offered are what you can expect from a local hawker center, curry mee, economy rice, fried bihun, etc.

One may difficulty in parking. The food court has 2 section: 1 for halal and the other non-halal. Food and prices are reasonable. Evening is a better time to sample some nice variety of hawker fares.

The wan tan mee is worth to try. Try out the fried style wan tan mee, smells good and tasty. The nyonya nasi lemak is worth to try too.
The fruit juice is cheap too, no water added.

The only stall i support is the OYSTER OMELETTE, the other stall like Wantan mee and economic rice, not recommended during peak hours.

There are only a few stalls here open at night. The nyonya and Indian economy rice, curry Mee, fried koay teow and wontan Mee.

I would strongly recommend the nyonya economy rice. It’s slightly expensive but the taste is really good. The curry Mee is not bad as well.

Tips for drink: the barley is really good but it’s RM1.50 for one cup.

18/12/19
There are few good hawker stalls. The Hokkien mee, lor mee, fried carrot cake and wonton mee. As for the Cheong fun, too savoury for me. Worth a visit for breakfast.

One of the best 'ais kacang' in town (Penang).

Always stop by during evening time between 3-4pm for a bowl of ais kacang.

There are many other nice hawker food available.

There is also a stall selling fresh coconut water.

The food here is good n tasty but the place is a bit dar ask the council to add in a few lamp post

Small, a bit of every thing. Parking is an issue when they set up huge tents in the already available parking areas certain times of the year.