Penang Award-Winning Chinese Restaurant

Opened in 2009, Maple Palace restaurant is known for Asian food at its finest, excellent service and magnificent ambience. Situated in the newly upgraded grand heritage mansion along Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, Maple Palace is easy to locate.

The restaurant emphasises on the presentation and quality of food, of which all dishes are made from freshest and finest ingredients without the use of MSG. Maple Palace specialises in wide array of Cantonese and Szechuan dishes with a harmonious blend of East and West. Giving tradition a little artisan twist, all dishes display incredible flavours with unique interpretations that pay homage to various Asian cooking methods.

The proprietor cum the head-chef, Tan Loy Sin, along with his team of kitchen mavericks relentlessly work to design new degustation menu every six months to ensure diners get to experience a completely new culinary adventure each time they visit the restaurant. In order to maintain the food quality and standards, the restaurant hires only skilled and experienced staffs.

Many know the restaurant for its signature aromatic fish steamboat, which the soup is boiled for hours, creating a satisfying pot of wholesome flavour. Apart from the fish steamboat, there are other delectable dishes that worth for a try. For seafood lovers, the oven baked Whole Lobster Thermidor is a must-try dish. Flavoured with Parmesan cheese and topped with shallot, onion and button mushroom, all ingredients are well integrated, creating a taste of heaven. Other highlights on the menu are Traditional Crispy Peking Duck, Buddha Jump over the Wall, BBQ Roasted Spanish Iberico Black Pig Spare Rib, Fresh Crab Mee Hoon Soup in hot clay pot and Spanish Lamb Leg with Mixed Herb.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with the Chilled Mango Sago with Pomelo served in Coconut to polish off a satisfying meal. If you love to have something warm, the black sesame glutinous rice balls which are served in warm ginger tea is for you. The rice balls and ginger tea creates a great flavour and wonderful texture, make every bite a delight to chew.

Maple Palace 013 Assorted Preserved Wax Meat Clay Pot Rice

Opening Hours:

Lunch: 12.00pm – 2.30pm
Dinner: 6.00pm – 10.00pm

For more information or to make reservations,
please call +604-227 9690 / +604 227 4542
or visit Maple Palace Restaurant
47, Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, 10050 Penang, Malaysia.

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