Kim Gary @ Gurney Plaza

Good ol' Kim Gary is never without buzz each time I was there; in these outlets in Penang and The Curve.
Recently they introduced another seafood menu as a marketing ploy to attract their customers to the ocean besides their conventional menu items.

Bosch soup is one of the favorite items; and the regular soup of the day whenever you order their set lunches.

Served in a small cup, they contain a proportionate amount of carrots, onions, tomatoes and the sourish taste make this a mini cup of veggie delight.

I've always liked the fact that they served it hot - it's smokin' when it reaches your table!~


Honey lemon with aloe vera is a refreshing concoction which provides a cooling and soothing effect.

I love the bottles which they serve the drinks in; although the ice cubes were tad a bit too much for me to reach to my aloe vera chunks - it gets annoying:p

A Hongkie-Char chan teng meal is never complete without a glass of Yin Yong (combination of tea and coffee)

Yin Yong is basically another version of our local Teh tarik in our eastern counterparts although it takes a few good criteria to determine a good cup of yin yong - such as the right ratio of the mixture between the 2 beverages, the smoothness, the aroma, the blended taste...(haha, teh tarik, you just drink it; as long as it's frothy enough - dun care about requirements)

Kim Gary seems to make pretty good yin yong; as most of the people I know prefer their yin yong compared to their other Hongkie counterparts here.

This is the new Grilled Seafood which we ordered

Priced at RM22.90, it came with assorted seafood on a sizzling plate.
There were salmon fish fillets (~2 pieces), prawns, calamari rings, mussel, scallops and the accompanying selection of corn cob, broccoli, stir-fried cabbage and onions and potato wedges as the main calorie...I meant carb provider:)


For dessert, they served the milk pudding with red bean (something which was pretty popular in HK and Macau)

The one they serve over here was pretty disappointing though; coz it was pretty much tasteless and it didn't even feel like a pudding


In case you're interested in their "Ocean" wave, you can head over to Kim Gary and try out the seafood selection.
Oh, did I mention they do not accept credit cards? :)