5 blocks to Germany!

Where I'm staying right now, are where the Penang tourist hot spots are in. My dad's friend from the hotel he worked in has started a German cuisine restaurant nearby, Ingolf's Kneipe (kneipe means pub in German), where we're staying right now. It's a frequent dining area for the Zhang family. Well, it wouldn't be frequent if we don't get discounts. ;)

Here're are our usuals..

The Goulash soup
RM 9.80

This is a soup made of meat and vegetable stew, for this instance, it's beef stew. There's a hint of paprika that gives it the spicy taste. And potato that gives it the thick texture like a broth. Mmmm.. My dad's usual when the Chef was still working in the same hotel. It has always been my dad's favourite and now it's ours too. Sluuuuuuuuurps!

The Tossed Salad 'Niçoise' Style
RM 14.80

 Like any other normal Garden salad. The distinct part of this salad is that the dressing and the capsicums gives it a tangy taste.

Pork Cordon Bleu Fried to a Golden Brown
RM 26.80

 Covered in bread crumbs deep fried till the golden brown appearance, stuffed with cheese in the pork. Served together with buttered peas, french fries ad salad.

Grilled Chicken Meat Loaf
RM 22.80

Like the name of the dish, it's grilled chicken, served with thick mushroom sauce. It's also served with buttered peas, mashed potatoes and garden salad. The mashed potato has a very nice creamy taste and a little hint of fried onion to give it taste.

What I like best of this restaurant is the Goulash Soup and the potato pancakes. The pancakes are actually somewhat like grilled mashed potatoes. It only comes in sidelines with the main dish, and you can hardly get them, they usually appear in Today's special. Pfft!

This German Restaurant cum Pub is affordable, and they come in large portion. If you're a small eater, I suggest to share a dish with someone, it's gonna get you well-fed bloated at the end.

P/s : They're closed on Sundays.

This is their Business Hours like :

Monday – Saturday 3:00pm to Midnight
Dinner 6:00pm to 10:30p

Photo credits to Deidre, my sister.