Wonderfood Museum

“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 friends or family while also learning about Penang food culture in a light and engaging way. Overall, it is a nice stop if you enjoy food, visual displays and want some fun photos for your trip.”

“Wonderfood Museum was a fun and quirky stop while exploring George Town. The giant food displays are wild — everything looks so realistic and oversized that you can’t help but take photos. It’s definitely more of a “photo spot” than a traditional museum, but that’s part of the fun. The place isn’t too big, so you can go through it at a relaxed pace without feeling rushed. It’s a good indoor activity, especially when it’s hot outside, and a nice break from walking around Penang. If you’re into fun photos and something a bit different, Wonderfood Museum is worth checking out.”

“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 knowledge about food and it's journey...”

“Really great for a short weekend getaway! Not crowded so you can take a slow tour and shoot all the photos of realistic food models. The ticket was RM 20 for Malaysian adults by showing IC. The museum is not really big, a 30-min tour should be enough. There are some merchandises on sale but not too attractive. Food statues were really huge and realistic though!”