Eat noodles in a bowl 10x bigger than your hand at Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles

Lisa Zaiful

13 November 2023 at 9:00 pm·2-min read

Sometimes, all it takes to satisfy life’s cravings is a generous serving of noodles. At Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles in Penang, you have the opportunity to indulge in delightful noodles served in an enormous bowl.

Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles - Store front — Credit

And when I say enormous, I mean— ENORMOUS. This bowl is so massive that it could practically accommodate a baby (check it out for yourself here!) But jokes aside, the chance to enjoy your noodles in this colossal bowl awaits you when you place an order for 2 pax or more. I suggest bringing along a friend (or 5) to enjoy the noodles to the fullest.

Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles - Spicy seafood noodles — Credit

With 5 distinct noodle options available, Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles offers a diverse selection. The standout dish is the Special Spicy Seafood Noodles (RM24.90 – RM115.90), catering to groups of up to 5 people. Choose from 4 different spiciness levels—1, 5, 7, and 10— to customise your experience!

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Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles - Clear soup — Credit

Alternatively, there’s the option of the Creamy Spicy Soup Noodles (RM24.90 – RM115.90), where you can select beef or pork as your preferred protein. There are also the Braised Pork Belly Noodles (RM24.90 – RM115.90), Special Spicy Ba Goa Udon (RM24.90 – RM115.90), and Vegetarian Noodles (RM24.90 – RM115.90).

Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles - Pork — Credit

Still feeling hungry after the gigantic bowl of noodles? Surprising, but fret not! Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles also offers a selection of side dishes. Enjoy Xiao Loong Bao (RM15.90) filled with minced pork and a flavourful broth, Gyoza (RM14.90), Braised Pork Belly (RM27.90), Deep Fried Crispy Pork (RM26.90), Takoyaki (RM14.90), Salmon Teriyaki (RM26.90), Special Spicy Chicken (RM23.90), Edamame (RM9.90), and French Fries (RM12.90).

When you’re in Penang, don’t miss out on the unforgettable experience at Chew Jetty Big Bowl Noodles. Dive into the satisfying noodles in a gigantic bowl that adds a unique twist to your dining pleasure. And here’s an extra perk— your moments at this establishment will be shared on their Instagram and Facebook pages!

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