SUNDAY METRO
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Fine for food and free gigs
What do establishments like Groove Junction, Lepaq Cafe and Homegrown Space have in common? Other than fine food, they offer budding artistes a platform to be seen and heard.
In need of public space
Some thirty years ago, the word “indie” was an unfamiliar term in the Malaysian entertainment scene. In fact, “indie” artistes like Rafique Rashid, Peter Hassan and Wan Zawawi were labeled as penyanyi puisi.
Dedicated to up-and-coming artistes
There are currently many places offering both food and entertainment and, more importantly, the opportunity for artistes from all walks to showcase their skills. Following are the places Sunday Metro checked out.
Red hot choices
One of the largest hawker centres on Penang Island has so much to offer, you are guaranteed to have your fill.
Ducky joint
The food is Yummy-and it’s not all Duck.
Pit-stop picks
Street Food: Kedai Kopi Bee San, Tai Bak and Ah Khai Famous Char Siew Chicken Rice.
Feed bag
From Hema Latha of Kuala Lumpur.
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