Teik Heng Dim Sum @ Chai Leng Park, Butterworth, Penang.

Tucked away in Chai Leng Park, Teik Heng Dim Sum is a no-frills dim sum spot that has quietly stood the test of time for over 40 years, drawing in loyal regulars who come purely for the food. Expect Teo Chew–influenced dim sum offerings such as Chai Koay and various Teo Chew–style dumplings, alongside familiar classics, all priced affordably and served without fuss. Ambiance is clearly not the focus here — some tables even sit close to the alley — but the consistently solid dim sum and old-school charm are what keep this place going strong after decades. 

Penang Famous Teow Chew Chai Kuih @ Dickens Street, Georgetown, Penang.

With origins linked to the long-established Jawi Chai Kuih Sin Soon Lee (since 1924), Penang Famous Teow Chew Chai Kuih continues the tradition of classic Teochew steamed dumplings. The first branch in Penang island can be found at Dickens Street, the menu expands from the signature Chai Kuih to other Chinese stir fries as well as an array of Noodle dishes. The restaurant is clean, spacious and air-conditioned.... offering a more comfortable space for diners to enjoy their Teow Chew delights.  

Shun Li Restaurant (顺利号茶楼) and Hwa Aik Roasted Duck (华亿烧鸭) @ Sungai Bakap, Penang.

The community in Sungai Bakap/ Jawi, a sleepy town located at the south of Penang State is believed to share a common root- Teo Chew. Those who are in the know would know where to find authentic Teo Chew delicacies, one of which is Shun Li Dim Sum & Restaurant in the old town. If you are unfamiliar with the narrow streets, ask any locals and they will be able to direct you to the right destination. The place is familiar amongst the local residents and has proven to be an intimating family-restaurant. There are quite a few Teo Chew origin dishes available here, the most notable ones being their Teo Chew Chai Kuih.