Nagore Square
Nagore Square
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Monday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Tuesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wednesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Thursday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Friday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Saturday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Sunday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
About
Nagore Square Welcomes You! A Penang heritage entertainment hub called as Nagore Square™ welcomes you! Nagore Square™ is positioned as a lifestyle destination with a mixed use of retail, arts & cultural, F&B and entertainment area along the intersection of Jalan Burmah and Jalan Nagore and stretching up to Jalan Bawasah. The precinct will be a hybrid of indoor and outdoor spaces and showcasing the heritage designs of old world such as the Little Shanghai heritage-amidst the contemporary settings of a functional lifestyle gathering and entertainment center in a shopping/dining village concept. It highlights a lifestyle repositioning, delivering a dynamic urban experience and communal space for gathering and interaction. Come visit us to check out more of the tantalising treats here at Nagore Square™.
Duration: More than 3 hours
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Heli P
Helsinki, Finland7,713 contributions
Feb 2020
In daytime there isn't much to see, the restaurants and small shops stand quite empty. As this recently manmade tourist attraction still exists it must come to life after dark, when I haven't visited it. The location is some five blocks from Chinatown, there is a bus stop in front.
Written 23 February 2020
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ChanS
Surabaya, Indonesia701 contributions
Jan 2020 • Family
Bustling place at night, visited by locals and tourist. Traffic is severe. Many local restaurants and gift shops around. There's a certain block filled with bubble tea shops, it's quite popular. Nothing much to do here, except you like wandering around at night.
Written 15 January 2020
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OOISIANGLUN@SEU338E
117 contributions
Jan 2020
A place with many different type of food being sold at there. Besides, there are many bars and bubble tea sold at there.
Written 15 June 2020
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StraussMarge
35 contributions
Jan 2020
For an old part of Asia, sreets are wide. Buildings are quaint and reminds of Parisian boulevard. But ambiance and foot crowd missing.
Written 11 January 2020
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Richard M
Somerton, UK41 contributions
Jun 2014
There must be something like 15 place to eat in this area, offering all types of cuisine. There are also a number of hotels in the area and if you are intent on exploring George Town this would not be a bad base. You can walk into the Heritage area, or catch one of the buses, which are ridiculously cheap by UK standards, or possibly most other places. I stayed here for nearly three weeks and thoroughly enjoyed it. The usual question each evening was where shall we eat to night? The are is also going to be enlarged by the Chimes complex which should be open soon and if you can't stomach Malaysian coffee, there is a Starbucks nearby.
Written 6 July 2014
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Tenaj & Tino
New Orleans, LA629 contributions
Sept 2018 • Couples
Nagore Square is about a one block area of small cool hip shops, mainly bars, restaurants no retail. There are quite a few places to many to name here. If your looking for a nice chill spot away from busy Chulia St. make your way here you won’t be disappointed. For more in-depth video reviews check us out on Youtube at: Tenaj and Tino
Written 14 June 2019
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sushsf2016
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia92 contributions
Dec 2016 • Family
Great place for breakfast as they are opened by 8am. This is also where the locals go for breakfast . Recommend - Hokkein mee (prawn noodles)., Fried Kway Teow, Lor mee and lo bak. The wait for Hokkein mee can be up to 30 min so do order early. Price of most noodles are below RM5 per bowl - except where "special" is ordered .
Written 19 December 2016
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Rosanne B
Melbourne15 contributions
Oct 2019
A lovely group of restored shops for a stroll a little way away from the main tourist area. Plenty of cafes and the best hairdresser I have ever been to - Chime Seven Hair Studio (7 Jalan Bawasah). I talked to Kelly and had my roots and also highlights done which was a big job. It was a friendly vibey place and they couldn't have been more patient or done a better job for a very reasonable price. They had cute rubber animal ears that covered my ears during the process and a clear visor to protect my face. Fun! As well as girls, lots of guys were coming in too and getting great haircuts. Highly recommend. Nearby there is also the New World Food Court which seems fairly new and very good. Shops attached included The Corgi Cafe which as you might suspect has corgi dogs, also a racoon and huskies upstairs. Their smoothies and milkshakes were delicious and they seemed to treat the animals very well. Well worth a visit to this area,
Written 25 October 2019
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Mark T
Penang Island, Malaysia33 contributions
Apr 2018 • Solo
Nagore square is located in the heart of Georgetown. There is noting much to see but only few shop available. Thai crusine are not bad n oriental bakery offer the best bread.you can have a try n it's taste good.
Written 31 May 2018
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Rangoon R
George Town, Malaysia152 contributions
Nov 2015 • Friends
If you ever thought of where to find great places for night-outing,this is where you could find the best sides of Georgetown. Nagore street is just 15 mins walk from any part of Georgetown and you'll not miss the many colorful neon lights-up Nagore Square...it will remind you of Bugis Street or Fullerton Bay of Singapore....pubs,bars and cafes here are very artistic and full of life.....and if you're wondering looking for late supper is just right at the corner street you'll find some coffee shops serving the famous Penang 'mee rebus' and Hokkien Mee etc....enjoy....
Written 30 November 2015
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Can one walk from the Cruise Port (Royal Caribbean) to the Old Town? If not, what is the best way?
Written 21 June 2017
The cruise terminal is on the edge of the old town and it's all easy walking. Come out of the terminal and Fort Cornwallis is straight in front of you. Turn left and walk along Lebuh Pantai (Beach Street) to Little India. If your cruise ship gets in early no shops will be open but there will be food stalls selling breakfast.
Written 22 June 2017
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