Lagenda House & Cafe

Lovely and lively place to dine in, especially during the night time. Friendly staff, really nice food to offer, making it worth the money spend. Parking is a big issue here, but if you're not riding your own car, it's not a problem anymore.

Dinner with family. Recommended for the penang mee kuah, good taste. Nasi goreng is recommended for children. I like the Spaghetti's. banana bakar also has good taste as a dessert. Overall, the foods are recommended.

When am exploring Penang, One of my friend recommending me Lagenda House & Cafe I visited with my another friend and order Guaua Juice and Fish with Rice and Hot Latte Coffee Taste is good and Halal Muslim food as well, They didn’t serve Pork or anything like that, So you can try as well. Staff are also good and smile there face happy staff it’s a good sign of people.

This Malay restaurant is nice and cozy. It honours the legendary artist P. Ramlee. The restaurant plays Ramlee’s songs which blends in well with the decorations. The food served is nicely presented and tasted good. The restaurant was full house in the day that we visited, which shows that it is a properly restaurant. Foreign visitors also came as it also serves some western foods. The chicken satays were very good, especially the satay sauce. We also tried the Beef Randang and Lamb Curry. The set came with the traditional Malay side dishes. Yum! I would recommend this restaurant if you are looking for Malay food.

Authentic Malay food served in a generous portion and beautiful presentation. Restaurant is well located in the middle of Georgetown. However, finding parking and navigating on the same street can be challenging with vendors and outdoor dinning outside of the restaurant. Service was satisfactory with room for improvement.

We found this place through a random Google search - and we’re so glad we did because we really enjoyed the food! The congkak-style condiments were excellent, and for once, the keropok was still fresh and crispy, not the usual stale ones you sometimes get elsewhere. All the different sambals and the achar were super tasty and added so much variety to the meal. I had the ayam penyet - even though it wasn’t smashed like the traditional version, it was still full of flavour and really satisfying. The butterfly pea flower blue rice was slightly overcooked and mushy though. Overall, we would definitely recommend this P. Ramlee-themed restaurant to anyone who loves good, hearty Malay food

Second time here, still amazing food taste. The congkak side dish is to be shared by 2 people. Comfortable seating and clean restaurant. If you come in large group, better to do reservation because the restaurant seats are quite limited and always occupied with customers. You can park at the parking lot less than 100m at the left side of the cafe.

Fusion cuisine with western meets Malaysian. Satay was definitely great and tasty local style. First time to Penang and enjoy a big cultural mix among Western, Malaysian, Chinese, especially Cantonese.