Apom Balik Astaka Stadium is a local food in George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia.
Tucked along Jalan Perak in Jelutong, Penang, the Apom Balik Astaka Stadium stall is a roadside gem pulsing with local flavor. This isn’t your polished cafe; it’s a gritty, open-air setup where a Muslim couple crafts apom balik—Malaysia’s crispy, peanut-stuffed pancakes, with relentless precision. Their brass pans sizzle from noon to 7 p.m. daily, churning out classics for RM 1 or adventurous twists like banana, cheese, or Oreo, sweetened with white or palm sugar. The vibe is raw and communal, with locals and curious tourists elbow-to-elbow, drawn by the hypnotic aroma of caramelized batter. No grand events or live music here, just the steady rhythm of flipping pancakes and chatter in Bahasa. The crowd is diverse: families, night market wanderers, and foodies chasing authenticity. The view? Urban and unfiltered, with Penang City Stadium looming nearby and passing traffic adding a chaotic hum. It’s not scenic, but the ambience crackles with street-side energy, amplified by the couple’s warm hustle. Parking’s tight—grab a spot along the road if you’re lucky. Spend an hour, savoring the quick, cheap eats and soaking in the unpretentious pulse of Penang’s food scene. This stall, found at , is a microcosm of Malaysia’s culinary soul—simple, honest, and fiercely local.
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208-196, Jalan Perak, George Town ,Pulau Pinang
Monday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Thursday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Friday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Saturday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sunday
12:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Price
Free entrance
Transport
Parking
Limited roadside parking along Jalan Perak; arrive early to secure a spot near the stall.
Tucked along Jalan Perak in Jelutong, Penang, the Apom Balik Astaka Stadium stall is a roadside gem pulsing with local flavor. This isn’t your polished cafe; it’s a gritty, open-air setup where a Muslim couple crafts apom balik—Malaysia’s crispy, peanut-stuffed pancakes—with relentless precision. Their brass pans sizzle from noon to 7 p.m. daily, churning out classics for RM 1 or adventurous twists like banana, cheese, or Oreo, sweetened with white or palm sugar. The vibe is raw and communal, with locals and curious tourists elbow-to-elbow, drawn by the hypnotic aroma of caramelized batter. No grand events or live music here—just the steady rhythm of flipping pancakes and chatter in Bahasa. The crowd is diverse: families, night market wanderers, and foodies chasing authenticity. The view? Urban and unfiltered, with Penang City Stadium looming nearby and passing traffic adding a chaotic hum. It’s not scenic, but the ambience crackles with street-side energy, amplified by the couple’s warm hustle. Parking’s tight—grab a spot along the road if you’re lucky. Spend an hour, savoring the quick, cheap eats and soaking in the unpretentious pulse of Penang’s food scene. This stall, found at , is a microcosm of Malaysia’s culinary soul—simple, honest, and fiercely local.
Diverse menu featuring plain, chocolate, nestum, and peanut butter options.
Operated by a friendly Muslim couple, adding warmth to the experience.
Located near Penang City Stadium, easy to spot along Jalan Perak.
Open daily from noon to 7 p.m., perfect for a quick snack stop.
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Classic apom balik with peanuts, plus variations like banana, cheese, Oreo, corn, kaya, or chocolate.
Yes, choose fillings or sugar type (white or palm) for a personalized pancake.
Savory options like chocolate are available, but most fillings lean sweet.
Some fillings like banana or peanut are vegan, but confirm batter ingredients with the vendor.
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Managed by
Man Apom Balik
Organization type
Private
