Tek Sen Restaurant is a renowned heritage Chinese establishment in Penang, Malaysia. Established in 1965, it continues to attract crowds with its top-notch cuisine. The restaurant’s menu, available in English and Chinese, offers a variety of dishes, including their signature double roasted pork with chili padi and homemade tofu braised in a claypot. The flavorful vegetable dishes and delicious assam tumis with black pomfret are also highlights. Tek Sen’s clean and convenient location, along with its excellent food and service, make it a must-visit for those seeking an authentic Chinese dining experience in Penang.
Beatrice Irene
a month agoThe service is quite well organized, efficient and fast. The dishes are very tasty. We ordered the sweet and sour pork, the belacan fried chicken (crispy outside, tender and juicy inside) and the roasted pork (sweet salty and chewy texture). My parents really enjoy their lunch, although they have to wait half an hour standing under the hot weather, they quickly made new friends while waiting in line. We really enjoyed our lunch experience and would love to try other dishes as well.
YX
in the last weekFavorite Chinese restaurant in Penang! The stir fried kangkung with sambal and prawn has flavors unlike any other place, sooo addictive and delicious. The double roasted pork belly is to die for, perfectly caramelized on the outside, cut in bite sized pieces for the ultimate satisfaction. Another must try is the Nyonya fish head, with generous amount of fish meat and amazing Nyonya curry.Love how they elevate simple everyday dishes with such flavor (and a ton of wok hei of course). Prices are very reasonable too. No wonder it’s always popular and loved by locals and tourists alike.
Evelyn Tan
a week agoFood was delicious and service is fast too. Staff were knowledgeable and make good recommendations.Luckily we made reservations beforehand, advisable to make reservations before making a trip down as we see non stop snake queue while dining in.
Shop Valley
a month agoThe portion size is quite large, which means you get a lot of food for your money. Not only that, but the food is incredibly fresh and bursting with delicious flavors. Every bite is a delightful experience for your taste buds. It's definitely worth the 30 minutes you might have to wait in line to get your hands on this amazing food.
Sally Chew
4 months agoWe waited for almost an hour to be seated. It must be good since the queue was so long. The food was not bad, nice zhi-char style. Except for the last dish, deep fried squid. Not very fantastic when we ate it. 4 out of 5 of us ate it and all 4 had mild food poisoning the next morning with diarrhea and vomiting. We had to stay indoor whole day on our 3rd day of holiday. This was a small episode of our encounter in Penang.