Louis Koo visits Penang for the first time, promises to return in the future
Renowned Hong Kong actor Louis Koo recently made his first trip to Penang to promote his latest film Behind The Shadows , and it didn't take long for the state to win him over.
In a Weibo post on Tuesday (June 10), Koo, 54, shared his excitement about the trip, praising the warm hospitality of the locals and raving about the delicious prawn noodles he tried.
'Although it's my first time in Penang, I've already fallen in love. The human touch and yummy prawn noodles here are unforgettable to me,' he wrote in the captions.
Koo's post featured three photos – including one capturing the crowded mall where the promotional event was held, with every floor filled with eager fans.
The actor said this wouldn't be his last visit to the state, adding that he would gladly return if the opportunity arises.
'I hope to return soon. Next time, I'll have more time to take pictures with you,' he wrote.
Many Malaysian fans have since left comments hoping for Koo's return, while others eagerly offered food recommendations for his next visit.
'Thank you for your hard work, and welcome to Penang!' one fan commented.
Another added: 'There are many delicious cuisines in Penang. I hope I'll have the opportunity to meet you when you come here next time.'
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