Hotel Seri Malaysia Kepala Batas

They served the custom-made vegetable soup with deep fried shallot, most probably with chicken stock soup (most probably not even fit into Indian vegetarian criteria though I didn't see any chicken pieces nor beef pieces nor tasted like cow bone broth soup). Anyway the soup tasted good and palatable, thank God I'm not vegetarian that day since I'm currently not life long strictly vegetarian nor vegan nor fully 100% plant based eater. I would strongly suggest the hotel chef study further some about the different diet and explore more custom-made diet e.g. *pescatarian diet *ovo-vegetarian diet *lacto-vegetarian diet *ovo-lacto-vegetarian diet *Indian vegetarian diet *Ninth month Lunar calendar vegetarian diet (I think 100% they won't dine in this hotel because they have strict protocol to walk on flamed charcoal and usually they dine in places with yellow banner printed with red Chinese Han characters, all cooking equipment has to be solely for the strict religious vegetarian only) *Guan Yin vegetarian diet *whole food plant based diet *vegan diet *Jainism diet *Seventh Day Adventist diet *maybe other vegetarian / plant based diet that I never know about since I have not heard of Anyway, thanks for the courtesy though I'm just ordering no beef and no cow bone broth soup and less spicy vegetable food, definitely not ordering vegetarian food LMAO (yes, I have bad experiences when Malay stall hawker offered me a cow bone broth vegetable soup while I don't eat any product with relations to cow and I asked them 'Vegetable soup, no cow?' they replied me 'Yea, no cow' and then served me weeks of cow bone broth and how did I find out? My Sarawakian college friend tried my soup and since they are Christians they are good to eat anything without any other religion prayers on the food they are good to go and she told me it's cow bone broth but my religion doesn't permit me to take any cow product so I won't know it's cow bone broth; I thought the 'chicken soup' is oddly soury taste most probably due to Malay traditional spices seasoning LOL and then I asked the hawker and then only he admitted 'Yea, it's cow bone broth' . What the heck! 'Isn't cow bone is part of a cow????! If I offer you vegetable soup and I said no pork no pig but I gave pig bone stew soup, will you Muslims consume the soup and consider halal??? No wonder I gotten all these heaty headache for so many days, thanks to your 'no cow soup' =/' Since ever then I never visit the Malay hawker stall ever again. And I do suffer from dyshidrotic eczema and prickly heat rash too, so I'm concern about way too spicy food and heat wave is around plus I could have survive all year long without any flake of chilli LOL)

The hotel is near so many facilities in Bertam, Penang. Easy to find and the food is amazing. I like the laksa and mee goreng mamak.

Front desk all the gals friendly and helpful.. Keep it up the service. I well be back soon

The atmosphere is great. Free parking for a while 😆

Well maintained. Great value. Only girl in town. Nice breakfast. Lots food around.