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Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

Top 7 Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

Mee Sotong in Penang is a popular Malaysian dish that combines Chinese yellow noodles with Indian spices and rehydrated dried cuttlefish.

The ‘main character’ of Mee Sotong is the cuttlefish prepared with onions and tomatoes in spicy gravy.

The delicious noodle dish has a sweet, tangy taste from the special sambal mixed with lime juice.

It is often served at Mamak street stalls and found at many Indian Muslim restaurants throughout Malaysia.

To satisfy my craving for mee sotong, I will head to Hameed Pata Special Mee Sotong at the Esplanade.

Penang has many Mee Goreng Mamak stalls selling cheap, filling but delicious famous Mamak noodle dishes.

Ever since Hameed Pata Special Mee Sotong got so popular, SmartDory friends have asked for other similar noodle outlets to try.

If you’re looking for an authentic Malaysian experience, Mee Sotong is worth trying!

Once you’ve tried it, you crave that bright red cuttlefish with spicy sauce.

Mee Sotong in Penang

Hameed Pata Special Mee Sotong at the Esplanade is a popular spot to try this delicious noodle dish.

The reddish noodles with a few pieces of “sotong” delight the taste buds.

But be prepared to wait for your turn.

It is priced between RM6 and RM8 a serving.

This is one Mee Goreng dish that is not to be missed.

How Much Is A Plate?

Mee Sotong is sold at RM6 without egg and RM7 with egg. Either way, one cannot go wrong.

The dish is hot, spicy, and sweet for a pleasant customer experience.

Most Mee Goreng stall serves a delicious plate of noodles.

If you want to try the cuttlefish noodles, look for the sign that says Mee Sotong in their branding or name.

Image of Mee Sotong showing Indian Muslim style of fried noodles topped with spicy sweet cuttlefish slices.

Where is your favorite Mee Sotong In Penang?

What Else Is On The Menu?

You will find two other dishes at a Mee Goreng outlet: Mee Rebus and Pasembur.

The stall typically sells other types of noodles like Bihun or Kway Teow.

Ask, and if the Mamak has one, he will happily oblige.

Another dish you should try is mee rebus, a popular Malaysian dish that will tantalize your taste buds.

It consists of yellow noodles served with hot and sweet potato gravy.

The gravy is made with chili paste, garlic, shallots, and tamarind juice.

It has a unique flavor that will leave you wanting more.

Toppings such as boiled eggs, fried tofu, and shrimp are often added.

Some stalls also sell a warm Malaysian salad called the Pasembur.

Unlike rojak it is made with shredded jicama, cucumber, bean sprouts, and boiled potatoes.

Other toppings include prawn fritter (Cucur Udang), hard-boiled egg, and fried Taukwa.

The vegetables are mixed with a sweet and spicy sauce made from ground peanuts, chili paste, tamarind juice, and sugar.

SmartDory’s Top 7 Must Eat Mee Sotong in Penang

Mee Sotong, Penang-style stir-fried noodles with squid, featuring a reddish sambal sauce.

A vibrant plate of Mee Sotong, showcasing Penang’s signature stir-fried noodles with squid in a spicy, reddish sauce.

#1 Hameed Pata Mee Goreng

Hameed Pata Mee Goreng is reputed for serving one of Penang’s finest mee goreng dishes and is the editor’s favourite stall.

Padang Kota Lama Food Court
(next to Fort Cornwallis)
Jalan Padang Kota Lama,
10200 George Town, Penang, Malaysia

Business Hours:
11:30 am – 8:00 pm (Closed on Sundays) 

Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

#2 Seeni Mee Sotong

Seenai Mee’s slightly drier texture complements the enhanced flavor brought by the sotong, creating a delightful combination.

Gerai, Kompleks Serina Bay
7, Hilir Sungai Pinang,
11600 George Town,
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

Business Hours:
10:00 AM – 10:00 PM Daily

Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

#3 Kassim Special Mee Sotong

Experience the Kassim Special Mee Sotong with a cheesy twist—sure to delight your taste buds!

Lavender Food Court
Lintang Sungai Ara 9,
Sungai Ara,
11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang, Malaysia

Business Hours:
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM Daily

Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

#4 Ali Mee Sotong Mamak

For nearly 50 years, this iconic stall has delighted with its unbeatable mee goreng, mee rebus, pasembur, and cucur udang.

Praised with 5-star consistency for quality and taste.

Ali Mee Sotong Mamak
Klinik Kesihatan Air Hitam
11500 Bukit Bendera, Penang, Malaysia
Phone: 014-787 8796

Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

#5 Alisha Mee Sotong Mamak

This stall is marked permanently closed on Google.

Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

#6 Noor Mee Sotong

Noor Mee Sotong is a legendary Butterworth shop that offers delicious mee goreng, mee rebus, and Pasembur.

Enjoy fast service, a clean environment, and reasonable prices.

Restoran Noor Mohamed
3227, Jalan Kampung Benggali,
Kampung Benggali,
12000 Butterworth, Penang, Malaysia

Business Hours:
10:30 AM – 10:00 PM (Closed on Wednesdays)

Delicious Mee Sotong In Penang

#7 Mee Sotong Ina

Indulge in a generous RM6 portion of mee goreng sotong—vibrantly spicy, unmistakably authentic.

Skip the trip to George Town for top-notch flavors; this spot comes highly recommended.

Convenient TnGo e-Wallet payment accepted.

Mee Sotong Ina
Stall 77, Kompleks Sri Selera Bayan Baru
Bandar Bayan Baru,
11900 Bayan Lepas, Penang, Malaysia

Business Hours:
11:00 am – 8:00 pm (Closed on Sundays)

If you have any favorite Mee Sotong that should be included in this list, leave us a comment!

Thanks, and happy eating.

Blog Disclosure: This is a NOT sponsored blog post. All opinions are mine. The writer and friends paid for their meal.

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