always really busy and sometimes need to wait awhile to get a seat. In my opinion, the food isnt great as its not tasty and the menu doesnt have many options. Came here just last Sunday and the waiters werent very nice.

I know a lot of people that love coming to this place. To be perfectly honest I dont really like the food (as a Malaysian). Some of the tastes arent that compatible, and the food is pretty pricey compared to other foods you can find around the place. I'd say its pretty average.

My parents absolutey love this place - i think it's alright- however i do give it to them for their large portions.

came here for lunch on sunday, variety of choice was only okay. had to wait some time for a seat. food was pretty good and well priced

Went there for a dinner on a Sunday and it was packed! The crispy noodle was worth $12.50, but the pan noodle was not really worth the same price. Overall, it was a pleasant experience!

First time i tried kueh chap and it was actually quite nice, but i prefer something else like maybe fried spring roll with it, because if not it was only carbo inside, a bit boring.

O'Town is tucked along the railway line and after Dan Brown's liquor shop. The place serves up plenty of M'sian hawker delights and drinks. Its famous Penang White Curry Mee is a must to try (not to be confused with the instant noodle version)

The Ipoh Hor Fun noodles and White Curry Mee are my favorites. There is also Prawn Noodle Soup (Hokkein Mee) and chee cheong fun, claypot dishes and many more to choose. Prices are reasonable. The restaurant has a big replica of the mural two children on a bicycle- made famous by the public artist Ernest Zacharevic in Penang's Georgetown heritage area.

Approximate cost: $10.0