This Food Museum In Penang Has Larger-Than-Life Models Of Different Cuisines In Malaysia
There are even descriptions of each dish and the history of the cuisine.
By Tamara Jayne — 29 Jul 2024, 05:27 PM
If you're heading to Penang soon, don't miss out on the Wonderfood Museum — it's a feast for the eyes and a perfect spot for some fun, food-themed photos!
Located in George Town, the Wonderfood Museum is a must-visit for foodies and anyone interested in experiencing Malaysia's diverse culinary heritage.
The museum showcases lifelike, larger-than-life replicas of traditional Malaysian dishes, ranging from savoury curries to mouthwatering desserts. Each exhibit is meticulously crafted to look and feel real.
If you're unfamiliar with Malaysian cuisine, this is the perfect chance to discover what to order during your holiday
Each exhibit offers not only a visual treat but also information about the cultural significance, history, and ingredients of the dishes.
The museum features sections on Indian, Chinese, Malay, and Peranakan cuisines, allowing you to learn how each of these influences has shaped Malaysian culinary traditions.
For locals already familiar with Malaysian food, the museum offers a fun opportunity to strike a pose with your favourite food replicas and capture unforgettable moments
The museum is designed to be interactive, with opportunities for visitors to take quirky and fun photos with the food displays.
One TikTok user, @amai_vilo, recently shared how much fun she had at the museum. You can watch her video below:
Here's more info:
Address
49, Lebuh Pantai, George Town,
10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang
Opening hours
9am - 6pm (Daily)
