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Pemeriksaan Premis Makanan Oleh Panel Penilaian Bagi Parlimen P43 Untuk Tahun 2020 Nama Premis Bil PEMERIKSAAN PREMIS MAKANAN OLEH PANEL PENILAIAN BAGI PARLIMEN P43 UNTUK TAHUN 2020 NAMA PREMIS BIL. ALAMAT LOKALITI TRADE GRED MAKANAN AMBASSADRESS 1968 4425, JALAN BAGAN LUAR, 12000 1 BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B RESTUARANT BW NO 6711-J BLOK A TMN MAK 2 RESTORAN ZAKARIA BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B MANDIN 13400 BUTTERWORTH 2 LORONG CANTIK 2,TAMAN SIANG KONG KEDAI 3 CANTIK, JALAN PERMATANG PAUH BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B MAKANAN BUTTERWORTH 22, LORONG TANJUNG AMAN 4 668 KIM KOPITIAM 2,TAMAN TANJUNG AMAN,12300 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH BLOCK C1-G-08 TAMAN 5 8008 TEA HOUSE PANGSAPURI INDAH 4, TAMAN BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B PANDAN,BW KEDAI 88 HUAT HUAT 6 6, JALAN LIMBUNGAN, 12100 BW CHAIN FERRY MAKANAN & B KOPITIAM MINUMAN AH KOK HOKKIEN MEE 7 7111, JLN RAJA UDA, 12300 BW RAJA UDA RESTORAN B RESTAURANT AIK CHOONG 6549, 6550 JALAN RAJA UDA 8 VEGETARIAN BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH RESTAURANT 6835 JALAN BAGAN 9 ANNIE COFFEE SHOP LALANG,TAMAN MAK MANDIN BAGAN LALANG RESTORAN B 13400 BUTTERWORTH BAGAN LALANG IKAN 4168 JLN BAGAN LALQANG, 13400 10 BAGAN LALANG RESTORAN B BAKAR BW BAGAN OLD TOWN 20 LORONG BAGAN LUAR 2, 12000 11 BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B SEAFOOD BW BEAUTY HOUSE HOTEL 4267 NEW FERRY ROAD 12100 12 BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B RESTORAN BUTERWORTH BEE SEE HEONG 4166, KAMPUNG BENGGALI ROAD, 13 BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B RESTAURANT 12200 BW NO.36,LORONG BAIDURI I,TAMAN 14 BEH SEAFOOD BBQ CAFE RAJA UDA RESTORAN B KENCERNA, 13400BUTTERWORTH BRUCE LE BREAD & CAKE 38 LRG TG AMAN 2, TMN KEDAI 15 HOUSE (TMN TANJUNG BUTTERWORTH B TANJUNG AMAN, 12300 BW KEK/ROTI AMAN) 42, 42A BLOK N JLN RAJA UDA, BUTTERWORTH CURRY 16 PUSAT PERNIAGAAN RAJA UDA, RAJA UDA RESTORAN B NOODLES HOUSE 12300 BW BUTTERWORTH POLY NO,4144,JALAN BAGAN LUAR, KEDAI 17 BAGAN LUAR B BAKERY 12000 BUTTERWORTH KEK/ROTI G12A TINGKAT BAWAH, BUTTERWORTH 18 PANGSAPURI OREN 3, JLN PANTAI BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B WESTERN FOOD BERSIH, 13000 BW 6486 JALAN RAJA UDA SENA 19 CHIN HOCK RESTORAN RAJA UDA RESTORAN B 13000 BUTTERWORTH 6210, JALAN ONG TU HOW, TMN 20 CRYSTAL RESTAURANT BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B DEDAP,13400 BUTTERWORTH 7117, LORONG CERI 7, OFF JALAN 21 DAILY FISH BW SDN BHD RAJA UDA, TAMAN AMAN JAYA, RAJA UDA RESTORAN B 12300 BW JALAN TELAGA AIR, 12200 22 DAJIALE KOPITIAM BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH NO 1 LORONG GERIS TAMAN 23 DE CITY CAFE BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B AMAN JAYA JALAN RAJA UDA 312 JALAN TELAGA AIR 12200 24 DOUBLE M KOPITIAM BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH 12200 DRAGON SHIP NO 7011 JLN BAGAN LALLANG 25 BAGAN LALANG RESTORAN B RESTAURANT 13400 BUTTERWORTH 117, BLOK K, JLN RAJA UDA, PUSAT 26 ENG NOODLES PERNIAGAAAN RAJA UDA, 123000 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B BW 4454, JALAN RAJA UDA, 12300 27 FAMALY RESTAURANT RAJA UDA RESTORAN B BW NO. 46, LRG TERAS JAYA 7, KAW 28 FAMILY RESTAURANT PERNIAGAAAN TERAS JAYA, 13400 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B BW 46LRG TERAS JAYA 7,KAW FAMILY RESTAURANT 29 PERNIAGAAN TERAS JAYA,13400 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B (TERAS JAYA ) BUTTERWORTH B-G 05, JALAN RAJA UDA,PANGSA 30 FANG YEN LING RAJA UDA RESTORAN B TANGJUNG JAYA 4293 & 4294, JLN KAMPUNG 31 FED 88 RESTUARANT BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BENGGALI, 122000 BW KEDAI FIVE FIVE EIGHT 4912, MK. 15, JLN KAMPUNG 32 BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B KOPITIAM BENGGALI, 122000 BW MINUMAN 7075 JALAN ONG YI HOW, 33 FONG LIN CAFE KAWASAN INDUSTRI RINGAN RAJA UDA RESTORAN B TERAS JAYA, 13400 BW KEDAI 7093, JALAN BAGAN AJAM, 13400 34 GT KITCHEN BAGAN AJAM MAKANAN & B BW, P. PINANG MINUMAN KEDAI GUAN CHOON 88 1, JLN BUNGA TANJUNG 7, TMN 35 RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B KOPITIAM TANJUNG INDAH, 12300 BW MINUMAN 22 & 24, GRD FLOOR & 1ST FLOOR, GUAN SENG LORONG TERAS JAYA 7, KAW 36 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B RESTAURANT PERNIAGAAN TERAS JAYA, 13400 BW KEDAI 37 GUAN ZHENG KOPITIAM 6524 JALAN RAJA UDA, 12300 BW RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B MINUMAN GUARDIAN FOOD AND 4157, JALAN KAMPONG PAYA 38 BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B CAFE CENTRE 12200 BUTERWORTH GUO HUANG RECIPE SDN 106/106A, JLN RAJA UDA, PUSAT 39 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B BHD PERNIAGAAN 12300 BW 4221, JALAN RAJA UDA, 13000 40 HEAP HOE HIN RAJA UDA RESTORAN B BW 11A, JALAN BUNGA RAYA MERAH KEDAI HENG KEAT ROASTED 41 2, KAW PERNIAGAAN RAJA UDA, RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B HOUSE 12300 BUTTERWORTH, P. PINANG MINUMAN HENG XIN ZHAI 192, JALAN RAJA UDA, PUSAT 42 VEGETARIAN FOOD PERNIAGAAN RAJA UDA, 12300 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B COURT BUTTERWORTH, PENANG. 4912, JLN KG BENGGALI, TMN RIA, 43 HL SUPER SDN BHD BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B 12200 BW G-01, BLOK A, PANGSA SERI KEDAI HM ANIKA GEMILANG 44 BAGAN, BAGAN DALAM, 12100 BAGAN DALAM MAKANAN & B ENTERPRISE BW MINUMAN 6712 BLOK A,TAMAN MAK 45 HOCK HIN CAFE BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B MANDIN BUTTERWORTH 20 LORONG CERI 4, OFF JLN RAJA HOCK KIAN KIA ONE ONE 46 UDA, TMN AMAN JAYA, 12300 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B RESTAURANT BW NO. 7491 & 7492, LORONG MESRA HOME TASTE JAYA 1, TAMAN MESRA JAYA, 47 BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B RESTAURANT 134000 BUTTERWORTH, P. PINANG 28, LRG TANJUNG AMAN 2, TMN 48 HONG CURRY RICE BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B TANJUNG AMAN, 12300 B'WORTH 49 HUP SENG COFFEE SHOP 4393 JALAN RAJA UDA BW RAJA UDA RESTORAN B NO 10 LORONG CANTIK 2,TMN 50 IDAMAN SURI CORNER CANTIK JLN PERMATANG PAUH BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH 4088 JLN PANTAI, 12000 BW, P. 51 IFASYA ENTERPRISE BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B PINANG 1-G-01,JLN BAGAN LALANG BLK KANTIN 52 ILRAWF ENTERPRISE B 1,13400BUTTERWORTH SEKOLAH 7075 JLN TANJUNG JAYA, JLN RAJA 53 JADE HILL RESTAURANT RAJA UDA RESTORAN B UDA, 12300 BW NO 6103 JALAN SUNGAI PUYU 54 JIA HUI RESTAURANT BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH GROUND FLOOR 3, LORONG CERI 55 JOY LOVE RESTAURANT RAJA UDA RESTORAN B 5, 12300 BUTTERWORTH 56 JU HENG RESTAURANT 4665 JALAN RAJA UDA, 12300 BW RESTORAN B 4879 JLN KG BENGGALI 12200 57 KAFE SUDUT SEGAR BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH KEDAI KAMPUNG BENGGALI 4291 JALAN KAMPUNG BENGGALI, 58 MAKANAN & B BEAN MILK TRADING 12200 BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN 6797 JALAN SEASON, JALAN RAJA 59 KEAN LAI HIANG CAFE RAJA UDA RESTORAN B UDA, 12300 BUTTERWORTH KEDAI KOPI & MAKANAN 4392 JALAN RAJA UDA 12300 60 RAJA UDA RESTORAN B TEOW GUAN BUTTERWORTH KEDAI G-03, JLN PANGSPURI EMAS, 2300 61 KEDAI KOPI AH SEE RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B BW MINUMAN KEDAI 62 KEDAI KOPI BEE HIM 39 JALAN SELAT, 12000 BW BAGAN LUAR MAKANAN & B MINUMAN KEDAI KOPI DAN NO 1 LORONG BAGAN LUAR 2 63 MAKANAN HO HO BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B 1200 BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN KEDAI KEDAI KOPI DAN 6612, JLN MENGKUANG, 12000 64 BAGAN LUAR MAKANAN & B MAKANAN R. CHELLIAH BW MINUMAN 7189 TKT BAWAH JALAN KEDAI KOPI ENG HENG 65 KAMPUNG BARU,TAMAN TERATAI BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B KHNG INDAH 1,LORONG BUNGA RAYA 12 1300 66 KEDAI KOPI ENG SENG BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH KEDAI 4770, JALAN BAGAN JERMAL, 67 KEDAI KOPI GALA BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B 12300 BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI 2396 JLN KG. PAYA 12200 68 KEDAI KOPI HENG TIN BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN 2700 LORONG CHEMPA 12200 69 KEDAI KOPI HOW BEE BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH 4112 JALAN RAJA UDA 70 KEDAI KOPI HWA LAM BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH KEDAI 866, JALAN PERMATANG TENGAH, 71 KEDAI KOPI JAYAMAS BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B TAMAN PERKASA, 13000 BW MINUMAN 4057 KAMPONG PAYA 1220 72 KEDAI KOPI JIT LYE BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B BUTTERWORTH KEDAI 5003, JALAN NEW FERRY, 12100 73 KEDAI KOPI KEAN HUAT BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B BUTTERWORTH. MINUMAN NO 19 ,TKT BAWAH BLK 1,JALAN KEDAI KEDAI KOPI KWANG 74 BAGAN LALLANG 13400 BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B YEAN BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI 19, LORONG MAK MANDIN JAYA 8, 75 KEDAI KOPI MEI SIANG MAK MANDIN MAKANAN & B TMN SEGAR, 13400 BW MINUMAN NO. 1, LORONG LIMBUNGAN KEDAI 76 KEDAI KOPI MOOI CHIN INDAH 2, TMN KIMBUNGAN CHAIN FERRY MAKANAN & B INDAH, 12100 BW MINUMAN NO, 6219,GROUND FLOOR, JALAN KEDAI 77 KEDAI KOPI POO GEIK ONG YI HOW, 13400 BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI KEDAI KOPI SEMBILAN 5204 JALAN TERATAI RAJA UDA 78 RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B SATU LAPAN 13400 BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN 6712 -J , TAMAN MAK MANDIN 79 KEDAI KOPI SENG HAI BUTTERWORTH RESTORAN B 13400 BUTTERWORTH 6220 LORONG PULAI JLN ONG YI KEDAI 80 KEDAI KOPI SHUANG XI HOW TMN DEDAP 13400 RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI 941 JLN RAJA UDA 12300 81 KEDAI KOPI SIN WAH RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN TKT BAWAH JALAN BUNGA KEDAI 82 KEDAI KOPI SUN SENG TANJUNG,TAMAN TOK INDAH BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B RAJA UDA BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI KEDAI KOPI TAMAN 20, LORONG CANTIK 2,13400 83 BAGAN LUAR MAKANAN & B CANTIK BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI NO. 4004, JLN KAMPUNG 84 KEDAI KOPI WAH TONG BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B BENGGALI, 12200 BW MINUMAN KEDAI NO. 48, JALAN MAWAR, TAMAN 85 KEDAI LIN JIH BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B BISTARI, RAJA UDA, 12300 BW MINUMAN KEDAI MAKAN DAN KEDAI 4977, TAMAN MEWAH, JALAN 86 MINUMAN TAMAN BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B SUNGAI NYIOR, 12100 BW MEWAR MINUMAN KEDAI MAKANAN & KEDAI 4977 JALAN SG NYIUR,TAMAN 87 MINUMAN TAMAN CHAIN FERRY MAKANAN & B MEWAH ,12100BUTTERWORTH NMEWAH MINUMAN 7025, JALAN KAMPUNG BARU, KEDAI KEDAI MAKANAN & 88 TAMAN SEGEMAL, BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B MINUMAN AH KEAT BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN KEDAI MAKANAN & 6948 JALAN RAJA UDA 89 BAGAN LUAR RESTORAN B MINUMAN HONG KEAT BUTTERWORTH KEDAI KEDAI MAKANAN & 46,LORONG BAIDURI 1,TAMAN 90 RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B MINUMAN HONG YEAN KENCANA,13400 BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN 7070,TNGKAT BAWAH, PANGSA KEDAI KEDAI MAKANAN & 91 TANJUNG JAYA, JLN RAJA UDA, RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B MINUMAN HUAT KEE 12300 BUTTERWORTH MINUMAN NO G-O6 PANGSAPURI EMAS, KEDAI KEDAI MAKANAN & 92 TMN EMAS, JLN RAJA UDA, 12300 RAJA UDA MAKANAN & B MINUMAN KULAU BW MINUMAN KEDAI MAKANAN & KEDAI 5694 G RUMAH PANGSA MAK 93 MINUMAN NASI AYAM BUTTERWORTH MAKANAN & B MANDIN,13400 BUTTERWORTH CHYE KEE MINUMAN KEDAI KEDAI MAKANAN & NO 2 LORONG BAIDURI 1 TMN 94
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