Wonderfood Museum
Wonderfood Museum
Duration: 2 hours
2 hours
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Gasp at larger-than-life replicas of Malaysia’s famous delicacies at Penang Wonderfood Museum while picking up facts about the local cuisine and Malaysian eating habits!
Sign up for a day of fun and laughter with your friends and family at Penang's Wonderfood Museum.
Nestled away in Georgetown’s 1940 colonial building, this lesser-known attraction cannot be missed.
Stroll past the three main galleries and capture quirky pictures while posing with out-of-proportion replicas.
All the exhibits look exceptionally realistic, having used Japanese food replication techniques.
Learn all about Malay eating habits, the extensive Malaysian cuisine, and traditional cooking techniques.
Admission into Wonderfood Museum
Giant bowl of Malaysian laksa at Wonderfood Museum, Penang, with a visitor posing.
Explore the fascinating Wonderfood Museum at Penang, a quirky yet original museum that shows you some of Malaysia’s traditional dishes in giant displays. This museum is located within Georgetown’s colonial building and is easily accessible. Enjoy the realistic models of popular local dishes handcrafted with the aid of food replication techniques from Japan! Walk through the three comprehensive galleries here, including the Info Zone, the Wow Zone, and the Educational Zone, each more intriguing than the previous. Leave the museum having gained newfound knowledge about Malaysian cuisine, cooking techniques, and eating habits!
Man seated at a table with colorful food displays at Wonderfood Museum.
Man admiring large dessert display at Wonderfood Museum.
Giant bowl of Malaysian laksa at Wonderfood Museum, Penang, with a visitor posing.
Man seated at a table with colorful food displays at Wonderfood Museum.
Man admiring large dessert display at Wonderfood Museum.
Traditional Malaysian dishes displayed on banana leaves at Wonderfood Museum.
Important Information
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Children must be accompanied by at least one parent/guardian at all times
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Local Malaysians must present their myKad at the time of redemption. Foreigners must carry along a valid photo ID
Timings
Daily from 9:00 AM- 6:00 PM
Ages 0-2yrs go free. Ages 3-12yrs enjoy reduced ticket pricing (carry a valid photo ID)
Traditional Malaysian desserts displayed at Wonderfood Museum.
Traditional Malaysian dishes displayed on banana leaves at Wonderfood Museum.
Traditional Malaysian desserts displayed at Wonderfood Museum.
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