Yeap Noodles in Penang

"Great surprise!! We walked around the block of our hotel and found this place. It turned out to be one of the best noodles we tried. We got spicy chicken noodle and mixed stir fried vegetables. The noodles were not really spicy. It's just the right amount of spicy so that you got the flavor. The homemade noodles were so good and delicious with their sauce and well cooked chicken. You really have to try this if you visit Penang."

"A lovely traditional old coffee shop in Penang. Even though there is no air-conditioning, the place is very clean and surprisingly airy—it didn’t feel hot at all. I ordered the Mint Chicken Noodle (clear soup). If you prefer heavy flavours, you might find this a bit bland, but I personally loved it. It tastes very healthy, and the mint leaves leave a lingering, refreshing flavour in your mouth. The 3-Layer Tea is delicious! Just a heads-up: if you aren't a sweet tooth, definitely ask for the "less sweet" version, as the standard one is quite sugary. Highly recommended for a nostalgic and simple meal!"

"Yeap Noodles offers freshly homemade noodles with a variety of options, both soup and dry. I chose the Bamboo Charcoal with Milky Soup, and it was a delightful surprise. The creamy taste exceeded my expectations, and I thoroughly enjoyed the unique texture and flavor of the black noodles. The dish was complemented with vegetables and minced pork, adding a nice balance to the meal. Despite the shop being small, it was comfortable and not hot. I look forward to trying more types of their noodles in the future."

"Yeap noodles are good. They serve noodle dishes as well as rice dishes and some snacks such as spring rolls. There are a few vegetarian options as well. I had the spicy chicken noodles. They were not really spicy but I still liked them. My friend ordered veggie noodles in soup. It was good as well."

"It's noodle shop. I got No.1. Because usually people list the food from the one that they recommend. Actually it was good. If you ask me, was it really good?, then yes but not special comparing to the other shops. This kind of noodle is always good. Anyway it's good place for single travelors."

"This is a noodles restaurant that is located along Chulia Street. It's cozy, but old school. The menu is quite extensive, noodles with different soup base and seasoning. I tried the dry noodles with minced meat and one Yeap noodles soup. I find it heavily seasoned, a bit too salty to my liking. But the noodles are springy and has nice consistency. The price is a bit steep for a set up like that. Noodles cost about 10-14. Portion is just normal. Parking is limited here. Most people who come here travel by bikes."

"Absolutely delicious. Once we discovered it we came back a second time. The service was so kind and friendly. Only cash so bring a few RM. The sweet and sour chicken rice was absolute delicious"

"This is not Ur usual common breakfast or lunch option. They don't sell the typical famous penang noodles here but they have a more impressive menu. U can easily notice the overwhelming number of handmade noodle menu sticked around the room. Ranging from pepper, turmeric, spinach, charcoal, peppermint and afew more flavours! We only managed 3 noodles and all 3 bowl of noodles ( peppermint chicken noodles, minced pork dry noodle, salted vege charcoal noodle soup) were nicely done. I couldn't get enough. Though u might find the price higher than usual but for that quality and taste, I'm not complaining. Super good stuff. I have way higher satisfaction here as a noodle freak than the usual penang kopitiams. Note that the noodle isn't the most chewy but the whole combo - from noodle to sauce to soup is like a nice combo Btw the aunty uncle aren't the friendliest in this shop but the food is all U need."