Penang Butterworth House - Food VIC

4 /5 Maria Ngo: This little cafe reminded me of the no frills hawker stalls in Malaysia with its well worn menus and help-yourself style water urn set up. Looking around I can see many families here enjoying a varied breakfast and lunch (we arrived just after 10.30am) - lunch menu starts at 11am. The har mee noodles which we had for breakfast was delicious. We got a free coffee and tea - its part of the breakfast menu. Plenty of parking this Saturday in the carpark and on the street. Be sure to take the service road. This cafe is in the building just after the Hillsong church entrance on the service road.

5 /5 Peter Koh: Great to finally catch up with Eric to try his Penang Butterworth Houses Poh Piah, Jawa Mee and his famed Hainanese Chicken Rice. The Poh Piahs were delicious and generously stuffed with authentic and fresh ingredients, full of turnip and crispy toppings with just the right amount of sauces that did not overpower the other flavours. First time I tried Penang Jawa Mee and was pleasantly surprised, a dish similar to mee rebus. The helping was very generous with nice crispy crackers and both mee & gravy was delicious. The Hainanese Chicken Rice with maryland chicken was delicious and his ginger rice was spot on in taste and fluffiness. Overall a great meal deal and service from Eric owner and chef. Highly recommend.

5 /5 Leonard Khoo: Little authentic, hawker style Penang cafe. Very nice no-frills, homely cooking, nothing fancy. We had the char kway teow, mee goreng, Chee Cheong Fun, and some fried chicken.