First time here? You'll find both air-conditioned indoor and outdoor seating spread across a spacious layout—pick your spot. The menu spans local dishes (the char koay teow is worth ordering), Thai classics, and Western options, so there's no guessing game. Staff are attentive and the kitchen's energy carries through to your plate, especially in their signature dishes.

Waterfront walking and jogging paths built for moving through open space—seaside views, a lit skate park for night use, and wide pathways that make the most of George Town's waterfront.

If sushi is what you're after in Gurney, you don't have to venture far—it's right there on Level 2 of Gurney Paragon. For anyone living in the area craving Japanese fare, having a sushi counter on your doorstep means a quick trip through the mall rather than a hunt across town. It's the kind of place that makes a weeknight dinner run straightforward.

Wetalk R&B Bar builds itself around live R&B—the kind of place where the music is the point, not the backdrop. On Persiaran Gurney in Gurney, it's set up for people who actually want to listen rather than just have sound in the room. If that's your thing, it's worth finding.

粨味糖食主要以广式传统糖水既作为中式饭食后的甜品或夜宵的小品。百味传承广式糖水为大家精心挑选多种糖水并详述制法，既有红豆沙、番薯姜汤糖水 、腐竹白果薏米这样的传统小吃。

If you're the kind of person who loves yakiniku—grilling your own meat at the table, getting hands-on with your meal—this spot in Gurney Paragon gives you exactly that. It's straightforward: you come here to cook and eat grilled skewers the way you want them, which means it suits anyone who finds that interactive, customisable approach to dining genuinely satisfying.

A Thai Buddhist temple in Gurney centred around a massive reclining Buddha, with mosaic dragons and golden stupa that glows beautifully at night. Free entry, peaceful grounds that rewards a slow wander through the colourful statues and intricate details.

Zhejiang cooking built on technique — West Lake's Longjing tea gardens inspired this kitchen, and that precision carries through to every dish. A Michelin-starred chef has shaped the Malaysian menu to marry classical Jiangnan craft with modern Zhejiang flavour, so you're eating from both playbooks at once. Come for the work, not the backdrop.

When you need proper claypot food without the fuss of hunting around, this is your spot in Gurney. The name signals what it does — claypot cooking, the kind that builds real flavour through time and heat — and it's positioned right where locals are actually passing through. No pretence, just the straightforward task of getting a proper bowl of something slow-cooked and hot.

For hotpot enthusiasts who want to skip the chains: their lala soup is genuinely considered some of Penang's best, with generous portions of clams. The red-lamp-lit space with metal sheet walls creates a vibe worth arriving early for.

After work, the courts fill up with players here—14 courts split across two sides, high-quality surfaces, and a buzzing energy that keeps people coming back. Coffee's on hand if you want to refuel.

Food and drink in Gurney means needing somewhere to eat or grab something to drink in that part of town — 59 Ventures is there to fill that. What they do and what they're known for isn't yet clear from here, but the spot's in the thick of the neighbourhood, accessible and ready to serve.