Jonker Street - Jonker Walk Melaka
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Jonker Street in Malacca, Malaysia | The Poor Traveler Itinerary Blog
- Jun 27, 2012
- www.thepoortraveler.net
- Guide / Itinerary
The Chinese New Year was very much alive when we were in Melaka. An enormous Chinese water dragon, dangling over Jonker Street was spitting cold water
Jonker Street in Melaka
- Jul 19, 2010
- blog.malaysia-asia.my
- Guide / Itinerary
Jonker Street in Melaka is one of the most visited places in the state, and there is no doubt that this is the busiest area especially over the weekends or school holidays.
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Chendol at Peranakan Place along Jonker Street in Melaka [Malaysia]
- Oct 23, 2023
- cavinteo.blogspot.com
- Review
To be frank, it was more coconut milk than the gula melaka that made up the overall taste. I would have prefer more gula melaka given we were in its place of origin! Nevertheless, I do enjoy the green stuff which had an appetizing saltiness complementing its alkaline flavor, and the crunchy beans.
Brunch At Peranakan Place, Jonker Street, Malacca
- Oct 23, 2020
- www.reanaclaire.com
- Review
We ordered not one but three... no sharing... The fresh santan, the fresh green cendol and the gula melak makes a great combination!
Brunch At Peranakan Place, Jonker Street, Malacca
- Oct 22, 2020
- chingchailah.blogspot.com
- Review
3 bowls of yummy-licious Cendol with cream corn.
Famous Malacca Chicken Rice Ball – Famosa Chicken Rice Ball (古城鸡饭粒)
- Mar 18, 2020
- aromasian.com
- Review
Next, we have the Famosa Signature Steam Chicken (half portion) RM22.00 – Hainanese style steam chicken lightly drizzled with soy sauce, parsley and cucumber. The steam chicken is a huge success throughout this meal, succulent tender and juicy at each bite, as expected when they only use chicken meat from Bukit Mertajam, which is well-known for its free-range chicken! 😉
Mamee Jonker House : All Things Mamee @ Jonker Street, Melaka
- Dec 21, 2019
- erisgoesto.com
- Review
I had the Mamee in Kuah Lodeh, which is the creamy, coconut-rich gravy that is usually served with lontong (compressed rice) – only they replaced it with noodles, of course! Portions were generous; there was plenty of shrimp and tofu to soak up the delicious broth, topped with half a boiled egg. The noodles were springy with a slight bite.
Jonker Street Famous Chicken Rice – Hoe Kee Chicken Rice Ball (和记鸡饭)
- Dec 4, 2019
- aromasian.com
- Review
We wrap up the whole meal with a plate of stir-fry cabbage RM3.00 (RM1.50 per head) since the lady boss highly recommends to us, just decided to have it since it was cheap and need to meet our fiber intake quota for that day. 😉 Guess our tongue was malfunctioning because we really felt that the stir-fried cabbage was the best dish we had throughout the meal (the first dish we cleared in Hoe Kee), cabbage has an irresistible crunchy texture and tend to be less greasy, super sweet and flavourful with a delightful scent of garlic – with this dish alone guess we can clear a plate of plain rice without any problem!
Noodle Doodle @Mamee Jonker House, Melaka
- Aug 7, 2019
- melissathegreat.com
- Review
Cuppa noodle. Each cup is priced at RM5.20. You can choose between Chicken or Curry or Tom Yam flavor seasoning for your noodle later.
Unique Chicken Rice at Famosa Chicken Rice Ball - Up in the Nusair
- May 10, 2019
- upinthenusair.com
- Review
You’re probably familiar with chicken rice, a local specialty in Malaysia and Singapore, in which boiled or roasted chicken is served with chicken-infused rice, typically with chili sauce on the side. You might not be familiar with chicken rice balls, however (I certainly wasn’t until I came to Mela…
Backlane Coffee @ Jonker Walk, Melaka
- Jul 27, 2018
- felicia-grace.blogspot.com
- Review
Overall, it is a really nice place to chill when you have nowhere to go at night in Melaka.
Exploring Melaka with Kids: Mamee Jonker House, Jonker Street and Red Square
- Jul 3, 2018
- goodyfoodies.blogspot.com
- Review
One of our first stops was Mamee Jonker House... who doesn't love the blue iconic Mamee Monster? Here, you will find a cafe (serving local food) and there is also a Merchandise area, Noodle Doodle area upstairs (where you can doodle on your noodle cup and watch it being packed) and a Lil Monster Kitchen (available weekends only) to see how Mamee Monster is made.
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