What makes it 63% Baby-Friendly: Infants enter free and prams fit ramps, yet no nursing room, no diaper table and limited baby engagement mean parents must bring mats, plan quick stops and confirm facilities in advance.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: This time lets you explore key exhibits at a baby-friendly pace without rushing.
Info Zone Stroll:
Wander through displays of spices and cooking tools on the ground floor.
Tip: Use your stroller to move at baby’s pace and let them absorb the vibrant colors.
Wow Zone Photo Fun:
Pose with oversized food models like nasi lemak or giant cendol.
Tip: Bring your camera and capture family shots at the free photo spots.
Quick Color Stops:
Pause at brightly colored zones for 5–10 minutes to engage your baby’s attention.
Tip: Plan short stops in each area to keep your baby calm and entertained.

Johnny
Visited this museum a few days ago and it was absolutely fantastic. Nice air conditioned venue to enjoy seeing the evolution of Malaysia's food over the years with many types of cultural influence.
Ellynn O
Air conditioned, spent 30min to 1hour here. A fun and quirky museum that I really enjoyed, especially because I love looking at food displays. There are creative photo spots featuring giant versions of local dishes and unusual food concepts like black white theme, colourful foods and even antigravity style setups that make the visit playful and unique. It is a nice place to take photos with frien...
rakesh v
The museum is worth visiting and the staff are really supportive. The smile on their face is welcoming. The information in the artifacts is well arranged. The texture of the artifacts is also very realistic. While the efforts of the artistics is commendable the efforts of current team is maintaining it should also be acknowledge. Well prepared and maintained. We really enjoyed the museum and the k...
Chris Mee
One of the most unusual museums we have visited. A look at how Malaysian and local Penang dishes developed over many years. Amazing models uniquely made by skilled modellers it gives a visual representation of food through the ages. Not somewhere we specifically wanted to vist but very happy we did.
Finniss
Very cool to learn the history of Malaysian food. The price is affordable. You should allocate about 1 hour here if you want to read everything, otherwise you can see everything in 20 minutes or so. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable, they can give you restaurant recommendations as well. Some interesting artworks as well. They have props you can take funny photos with. No need to buy t...
Avoid local school holidays (June, December) and visit on weekday mornings to beat crowds and midday heat.
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| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Two adult tickets | MYR 60 |
| Snacks outside museum | MYR 10 |
| Total Estimated | MYR 70 |
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Address: 49, Lebuh Pantai, George Town, 10200 George Town, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
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