多春 . many springs

多春 (duo chun or many springs) & 青天 (qing Tian or Green Sky) motivated me to wake up early on this fine saturday..

I drove around, and stucked into traffic for about 30min or more in Center of Georgetown..
just to look for 多春 (many springs)..
I almost giving up looking for 'her'
and went to see 青天 (qing tian)..
but 青天 (qing tian) not there yet..
so returning to find 多春 (many springs)

Finally i found it..
I got the direction wrong from PenangTuaPui..
So who is or rather what is 多春 (many springs)?
多春 (duo chun) is a kopitiam name situated at a back alley.
right on the left of Campbell Street after you turn left from Penang Street..
According to PenangTuaPui it serves Nostalgia Roti Bakar..

the parking lots are pitifully scarce overhere..
further more there is a big market near by..
making it worst..
after making 2 rounds..
and i am already very hungry at 10am..
i dont want to repeat my mistake of paying 30RM for 3 bowls of Cendul..
i decided to park into the parking "garage" nearby..
Wow.. first 45 minutes RM3..

pheow pheow...
better be sure that this roti bakar real worth it..
I ordered a cup of Kopi... (yeah kopi)
a plate of roti bakar with kaya..
and a half boiled egg..



When i first bite the roti.. i kinda regretted...
no.. its not the taste.. the taste is just normal..
but the kaya is smooth..
i regretted about the parking.. :-)

It has been a while i didnt take half boiled egg..
Eating with soya source and peper..
it actually tasted not bad though..

though i have limited capacity..
I felt not enuff still with what i have here...
So i ordered another plate of roti..



Actually i like their service..
With crowded of people
The waiter happily explained to me various type of roti they serve..
they home made the kaya and peanut..



This is the reason why it is being described as Nostalgia Roti Bakar



Guess what... I saw a few Malay families patronize here too..
Some of them seems to be regular customers here...

I feel the Malaysian being Malaysian... :-)
I am alone but not alone... They da toi with me.. :-p

Solitude is painful when one is young, but delightful when one is more mature.
Albert Einstein (1879-1955)