There are other options that are just as good or better, but Huang Chang has always been one of my go to spots.
这里的鸡饭粒偏小， 口感有很浓郁的姜味。
No offense to people who love Huang Chang Chicken Rice and willing to queue for it, but personally I think it’s terrible. In fact, the worst chicken rice I have ever had in Melaka. From what I understand, many people recommend this place because it’s cheaper than the rest. But cheaper does not mean a lot here because it’s not like you can eat and get out in a jiffy. The restaurant is stuffy too and definitely not comfortable for families with kids.
Laksa Telur Goreng Bersarang ( Egg Nested Asam Laksa) Traditional laksa or rice noodles in tangy spicy fish gravy gets a facelift with the addition of a nest-shaped omelette on top of the usual garnishing of slices of cucumber, pineapple, red onion, flaked fish and chilli padi for an extra kick.
You’ve may have heard of the hype of Coconut Shake in Melaka with Queues of up to an hour. But there is another craze in town – Mango Float Royale Melaka. It has become very popular among both locals and tourists and many of my relatives would make sure to drop by when visiting Melaka. …
Apa yang istimewa sangat dengan mango float ni? Ia adalah air mangga yang dihidangkan dengan aiskrim vanila dan ketulan buah mangga dipotong kiub. Sedap. Seorang memang boleh minum abis 1 cawan tu tanpa rasa muak sebab air mangga ni tak terlalu manis. Begitu juga dengan kiub buah tu. Ditambah pula dengan ketulan ais yang kecil-kecil. Memang sesuai minum waktu tengah hari. Hari tu kami bungkus untuk perjalanan pulang. Puas.
First time sis try makan Asam Pedas Telur Ikan Mayong uolls. Besor-besor telurnya. Sama je rasa macam telur ikan yang lain cuma telur ikan mayong ni rasa kenyal-kenyal sikit. Worth to try!
Asam Pedas is Minangkabau Tradional cuisine and is very well known in Malacca, This dishes is very iconic to be the main food of the people of Malacca. Almost in every corner of the country there is a stall or restaurant that Serve Asam Pedas. There are various asam pedas dishes from fish eggs, stingrays, snapper head or fillings and beef.
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All in all, if you like animals, it’ll be an experience like no other! So call up your fellow animal lovers and have a catch-up session at Zoology Cafe.
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Overall, you can find comfort food here. This is Melaka style chicken rice and please take note we didn’t order the roast chicken. The food prices here are reasonable and hence it could be the reason why it is so popular among the locals here.
這裏的娘惹糕點天然著色,無人造色素
Chiak Song (吃爽) is a seafood restaurant in Batu Berendam that serves primarily shellfish dishes, kind of like what you would get at longkang siham. But they don’t just boil the seafood, they actually cook then with some of their homemade sauces. So the variety you get is better, albeit not by a lot.
Before Mango Float Royale Melaka started their business in Sungai Putat, the site was already known for mee kari. Mee Kari Sungai Putat has been around since 1990 and is currently managed by the 3rd generation of the same family. Now, both businesses are complementing each other, as those who come for mango float can have a proper meal at Mee Kari Sungai Putat, and vice versa. Because of that, the place has transformed into a popular stopover for tourists to enjoy a quick meal before heading into Melaka town.
I think I’d agree with my wife’s assessment – nothing bad about Happy Dream, but I won’t rush back. If you’re passing and want seafood, it should work for you.
Satay celup is a unique food experience that can only be found in Melaka. It involves dipping a skewered food of your choice into this boiling hot pot of spicy peanut sauce right in the center of the table. And today we’ll be visiting one of the most famous spots in Melaka for Satay Celup called Ban Lee Siang.
*The few must-have ingredients based on our experience: brown squid, fried tofu skin, kangkung, pork ball, bacon slice, and quail eggs.
Tips from 食 La Vie; parking will be an issue during peak hour so be patient in finding one. Do not visit this restaurant if you are someone who is very concerned of hygiene issue. If you are someone who favor satay, we have a post of Kajang’s satay here.
The place is very popular with locals, especially with the office crowd. Try to avoid peak hours. Baby chairs are available.
Address: 11-J, Jalan Bachang, Kampung Enam, 75300 Melaka Opening Hours: 8.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. (Closed on Thursday) Hing Loong Taiwan...
我曾在马六甲生活数年。 当时的马六甲，美食选择不多。除了中华鸡饭粒外，还有小巷叉烧饭、华人印度乳酪鸡蛋煎饼Roti Cheese Telur，然後就是这家台湾排骨麵了。个个都好吃得不得了。 听说此店牛肉才是王牌。可是我不能吃牛肉，只能吃猪排骨。 可以做干...
Chicken rice balls are one of the most fun (and delicious) foods to try when you visit Melaka in Malaysia - you should try them at Kedai Kopi Chung Wah Cafe
The dining place is just like any typical kopitiam with no aircon at all but the price of the foods are definitely cheaper and the foods are quite nice too.
What is so unique about this place? Well, is just that the rice had turn into round shape. Chicken is pretty normal and nothing to shout about.
It has been a while since we posted Melaka food so this is one of the recent restaurant we visited this year. This is one of the hidden gems that is not popular with tourists. Low Yong Moh Dim Sum Restaurant opened since 1947 and it is one of the oldest restaurants in Melaka. They are located at 32, Jalan Tokong Melaka and they open daily for breakfast except Tuesdays. Low Yong Moh is owned by the Hakka from Fui Chiew.
Parsley Pork Dumpling – overall same as siu mai but have a strong flavor of parsley within the minced pork, taste-wise is great but still hate the super dried texture.
Still, its still a decent place for some food and a light breakfast.
The Baboon House is also a pet friendly restaurant. The Baboon House Location: No.89, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock Phone: +60 12-601 0363 Opening Hours: 1000 - 1700 Wednesday to Monday 1000 - 1900…
这家专卖汉堡很有名的马六甲咖啡馆我其实想去很久了，那时候还听说里面是不能拍照的哦，可是在我去的之前看到网友分享环境照片，大家都很惊讶，也不知道什么时候又让拍照了。这一次其实是2018年国庆日的时候我和老公出去走走，老公说我想去哪里都可以，我第一个就想到这里。 它其实很容易...
Ranked 2 out of 548 restaurants in Malacca, this place is the worst kept secret in Malacca. Despite its high rank and popularity, the place still exudes its unique style and provides all patrons with space to relax and enjoy a moment of tranquil peace from the usual bustling craze outside its doors.
Dalam satu Cafe menyediakan 13 jenis jenis kopi mengikut Negeri yang ada kat Malaysia.Korang boleh dapatkan di Calanthe Art Cafe Melaka
Jonker Street in Melaka is famous for its quirky artsy stores, bustling night street-food market and cute instagrammable cafes. Tucked away in a small street, just off the Jonker Street you can fin…
Calanthe Art Cafe is a popular cafe near Jonker Street (Malacca) and is also known as Malaysia 13 States’ Coffees. It is located on a side road right before Jonker Street and they serve coffee from all states in Malaysia.
Once I knew I was heading to Melaka for a short trip, the first thing on my mind was Cendol1!! Jonker 88 was my favourite since the first time I went when I was 14 years old. *10 years ago, I'm old.*
Food ordering is self service here at Jonker 88. Before you order, you need to find a table first. Then you also need to bring the food to your own table. The food is prepared pretty fast so even if there is a long queue, it won’t be a long wait.
We ordered the Jumbo Baba Laksa, which cost a bomb (RM 10++). When I am at Malacca, I normally opt for curry laksa, the one with coconut milk, and not the one akin to asam laksa, with kembung fish and dark clear soup. I absolutely love their laksa! I love the soup for its creaminess but it's not full of fats kind of creaminess.
This place is way too popular, we came before the shop opened and was the first batch to went in. Service is great, food is good and the environment is nice. So it is popular for good reasons.
Written by: Chua Jia Ying Photos by: Jason Han Zhi Kwang The Daily Fix is a hidden (literally) gem situated in the heart of Jonker Street, Malacca. Since its establishment in 2014, the café has rem…
The pasta, which has spaghetti with mushroom, chicken ham and crunchy smoked duck topped with a poached egg and shaved parmesan, is delicious. The noodles are cooked al dente, giving them a nice bite, and the sauce is creamy without being overwhelming.
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!
Price : 5.0 / 10 ( 1 – Expensive , 10 – Cheap) Taste : 7.0 / 10 ( 1 – Nightmare , 10 – Heaven). Service : 6.5 / 10 ( 1 – Terrible , 10 – Good) Environment : Restaurant Seats Availability : Very limited but short waiting time Parking : Very limited
Hoe Kee Chicken Rice, a popular destination for Hainanese Chicken Rice Balls.
真心推荐大家来品尝，必须趁温热吃，真的是最美味的时刻哦
Is the Famous Putu Piring Tengkera Melaka worth the visit? It is definitely must visit and must try. Go early to avoid the long queue and RM 1.30 is worth it as you pay for quality food. The over 30 years old Putu Piring is well up to their reputation.
The Famous Putu Piring Melaka Jalan Tengkera
We had tried most of those Nyonya Kuih offered in Baba Charlie and honestly, it never fails to continuously astound in every aspect, just truly a pleasure while enjoying each one of them especially for ondeh-ondeh, Rempah Udang, Kuih Abu Sagu, and Pulut Seri Kaya, arghh still keep craving for more up till date.
Baba Charlie is an icon of Melaka that has been churning out delicious Peranakan / Nyonya kuihs since 1988. Although located further from the main city, it ...
We got a packet of the onde-onde (RM5.30 for 10 pieces)- this was our favourite of the lot as the balls were soft and bursting with gula melaka
