WINNERS! Best Restaurant & Cafe 2015 / 2016

iNPENANG introduces you to some of the best restaurants and cafes which are shortlisted by numerous food junkies with their favourite eateries. A total of 23 restaurants and cafés were selected to receive the iNPENANG BEST RESTAURANT GUIDE 2015/2016. Held at the Segafredo Zanetti Espresso Belissa Row Pulau Tikus on 28 October 2015, the momentous ceremony saw over 50 invited guests from Penang as well as VIP.

There are two categories of winners which are the café winners and restaurant winners. The café winners include China House, The Safe Room, Laksalicious, Gusto Cafe, Monkeycup Cafe, 43 Cafe, BIBIS Fashion & Café, The Mugshot Cafe, Segafredo Zanetti Espresso, Hard Rock Cafe Penang, and The Library Coffee Bar, Summerton Bayan Indah.

As for the restaurants category, the winners are Blue Reef Fish & Chips Straits Quay, Edo Ichi Japanese Cuisine, Maple Palace Restaurant, Bali Hai Seafood Market Restaurant, Spice Market Café, Imperial Chinese Cuisine Restaurant, Wakaba Japanese Noodle Restaurant, Starview Restaurant, Vegan Hut, Sarkies Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Wang Thai Restaurant and Hakka Village.

These cafes and restaurants have proved justice with their wide array of food and drinks where millions of taste buds will be truly satisfied.

Best Restaurant Winners

Best Cafe Winners

Bibis Fashion Café — Bibis Fashion & Café

The Library Coffee Bar, Summerton Bayan Indah

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