Night In Ipoh City

Sun goes down, dining and shopping come out, all better in the lesser heat of the night.

Lit Chinatown of Ipoh.

What's good? Some boiled chicken with chili sauce.

Another look at the mini neon-like show along the avenue.

Video boards are useful, whether showing your patriotism or specialty food item.

Done eating, time to hit the night market.

Good stuff for sale. Get your ounce of perfume from a Costco-looking bottle or imagine Your Foot Here in some sandals.

Noir dreams, a formal dress in a glowing window.

Time To Eat In Penang

Everyone tells you that one of Penang's highlights is the food, specifically the outdoor night markets. They're generally a hectic group of vendors, next to the street, making some of the best concoctions right before your eyes. Time to eat.

James and Sarah have had this experience before in Penang. Why mess with a good thing? Time to go back to the well.

At the New Lane night market. Let's line up.

Satay is tempting. Pass. The crowd has come for a Penang specialty, char koay teow. Get your ringgit ready and prepare to watch the master at work.

Mixing up the medicine. Oh, yea.

The divine ingredients, before, during and....

...after. Let's eat!

Oohing And Eating At The Langkawi Night Market

Malaysia is filled with hawker stall food night markets, just let your growling stomach lead you to the nearest one. And Google Maps.

The sprint is on for that special satay!

What's everywhere? Fried chicken and anything on a stick.

Malaysians love fried chicken so much, they'll fry the feet.

Full meals in a clamshell are popular, sauce in a bag. Bag, good idea, let's put the whole meal in a bag!

So what stall is it going to be?