Hello Kitty Leng Chee Kang - Seberang Prai, Penang

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Looking for a bowl of refreshing cold dessert at night? Check out this Hello Kitty Leng Chee Kang located at Chai Leng Park Food Street (Wai Sek Kai), Seberang Prai, Penang. We reached there by 11pm and luckily the stall still open.

Leng chee kang is a type of sweet dessert contain a variety of ingredients served hot or cold. Hello Kitty Leng Chee Kang consist of dry and fresh longan, lychee, beans, white fungus, nata de coco, jelly, attap chee and lots of ice cubes. Attap chee is the flesh from the young seeds of a mangrove plant named Nypa fruticans. It is translucent, gelatinous in texture and commonly served in local desserts.

I'm not a big fan of leng chee kang but I really enjoyed it. The sweetness level is just right. Cold, refreshing and totally delicious.

 
Hello Kitty Leng Chee Kang
 
 
Leng Chee Kang - RM3


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