Padang Brown Yong Dao Fu

Name: Padang Brown Yong Dao Fu
Address: Jalan Anson, 10400, Georgetown, Pulau Pinang, 10400 George Town, Penang, George Town, Penang, MY
Price range: $

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Jalan Anson, 10400, Georgetown, Pulau Pinang, 10400 George Town, Penang

$ per person

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Chiefeater chiefeater.com

My friend and I had lunch today at Padang Brown Yong Tau Foo. Started in 1955 by Hakka chef, Hong Leong Bak, the stall was run for a long time by his daughter, Madam Hong Hee Tin.
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Taufulou taufulou.com

Next I was hunting for other food beside Lok Lok then I saw this stall located at the very far corner are packed with people, is this little Yong Tau Fu stall.
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Penang-traveltips penang-traveltips.com

Here I am trying out the Yong Tau Foo at Padang Brown Hawker Centre (29 March 2014) Yong Tau Foo is a type of Hakka dish. It is sold in a few stalls in Penang.
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Rebeccasaw rebeccasaw.com

The Padang Brown Hawker Centre is specifically popular for its seafood popiah and the yong tau foo. I was in Penang for slightly more than 48 hours and had some engagements with Tourism Malaysia in between but I did my best to hit my…
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Andrew Yeoh · Sep 2024

This is a popular stall in the Padang Brown food court . They have many varieties of ingredients for customers to choose from. There is stuffed taufu, stuffed chillies, stuffed lady's fingers, taufu, taukua, fish balls, meat balls, fu…
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CY · Aug 2024

The soup broth of yong dao fu was so tasty with garlic oil. Recently felt the soup has gotten slightly saltier. The large intestine here is cleaned thoroughly as it doesn't has any funny smell or taste.
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Lian Khoon · Apr 2025

Opens for lunch and a fairly popular stall at Padang Brown food court. Many good options of choices for the Yong Tau Foo, for a quick, simple and good meal.
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Ken Joo Yeap · Feb 2024

Quick - simple - traditional Was recommended this place to be best in Penang. Was ok for me, not too bad. They have the standard variety for yong tao fu, when we came there was no rice served not sure if it’s cause of the Chinese new year…
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tan SH · Jul 2025

This place felt like a fusion of pork offal and stuffed tofu. I preferred their pork offal; it was very well-prepared and had no unpleasant odor. Their stuffed tofu, however, was rather ordinary. 😁
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Amanda Chooi · Oct 2024

I really enjoyed eating at this stuffed tofu restaurant. The pig intestines were very clean. Friends who like offal should not miss it. I went yesterday, October 23rd, and they only had two choices: glass noodles and yellow noodles, not…
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Lim Yoo Wei · Nov 2025

This is RM 17.40. Not sure what is this stall famous for. Unhygienic. Only clear soup available. No rice, only yellow noodles and glass noodles. It's really really hot here.
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MRay Chan · Jan 2024

Not been here for a long time. Always amazed by the fresh and bouncy ingredients and tasty soup. Very good chilli to me and its been awhile since i had such good spices hitting me. There was a short queue and collected my food quick.
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Steven Chong · Jun 2025

If you like chitterlings, pork, and tofu, you must eat here. This is the best in Penang—I haven't found anything better. Highly recommended!
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Adelene Ung · Jul 2024

Decent Yong Tau Foo. Old school taste which I love growing up eating.
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Jakey Low · Aug 2024

Popular Penang Yong Dao Fu at Padang Brown. Varieties of choices to choose from. Mari mari cuba 😎👍
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