Best Bars In Malacca That The City Has To Offer

February 13, 2024

Malacca, also spelt as Melaka, has changed a lot since the lockdown and the next time you find yourself in this historical town while on your trip to Malaysia, be sure to check out some of the best, most interesting bars, including a 100-year-old one.

Malacca is known for many things, especially being home to a rich and culturally diverse environment. With travel back in full swing now, a short trip here is always a good idea. There is plenty to discover, from heritage hotels to cafes. And since the historic city is also known as one of the best places to visit to eat to your heart’s content, you might forget that it also has plenty of great bars.

The bar scene in Malacca has recently upped its ante, with names like BUDI that offer more than just potent cocktails. Others, like the 100-year-old Sin Hiap Hin, well, let history do the talking.

There are also plenty of old-school bars readily available, featuring the background of the rich history of one of Malaysia’s oldest states. Checking out these best bars in Malacca may be the perfect reason to plan a trip.

8 best bars in Malacca to visit:

Jonker Street is one of the more livelier places within the city of Malacca and rightfully so, as there is always something going on. However, Jonker Street is also popular mainly due to the Geographer Café, which cannot be missed as it’s one of the biggest bars around the area. It embodies the term ‘east meets west’ while maintaining its warm ambience and old charm. The Geographer Café also serves up a wide array of dishes, which ranges from your classic Western dishes as well as local delicacies. It also has plenty of beer choices on tap as well as wine and other liquors.

**Address:** 83, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

**Phone:** +06-2816813

Hatten Hotel is considered to be one of the more luxurious stays you can find when in Malacca. The hotel is set against a picturesque vista of Malacca’s most famous historical landmarks and on the 22nd floor lies Alto Sky Lounge. It brings a whole new definition to the term “a new height of luxury” with a breathtaking view of the cityscape right before your eyes. Alto Sky Lounge also offers a wide variety of drinks, from cocktails to fine wines. Be sure to dress appropriately as Alto Sky Lounge does have a strict ‘smart casual’ dress code.

**Address:** Hatten Square, Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia

**Phone:** +60 6-286 9696

It appears Malacca has also caught up with the times with its very own speakeasy bar known as The Old Merchant. From a first glance, The Old Merchant carries a heavy oriental vibe to its atmosphere as it was evolved from an ancient private bank that dates back to the 1920s. The speakeasy is also located along Jalan Kampung Pantai, which was the original Chinatown back in 15th-century Malacca. The Old Merchant also sticks true to the heritage of being a speakeasy as it will be a bit of a task to locate.

**Address:** 88, Jalan Kampung Pantai, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

**Phone:** +60 19-627 9020

*Image credit: The Old Merchant 滙庄/Facebook*

If you’re looking to liven up your evening, the Hard Rock Cafe in Malacca is the place to be. The franchise has been around since the 1970s with its rock & roll themed memorabilia that adorn its walls. Fans of old-school rock & roll are in for a treat as Hard Rock Cafe has plenty of that and more. It also offers a wide spread of dishes and drinks for one to pick from while you go back through the golden years of rock & roll. You can also walk away with Hard Rock Cafe souvenirs from its gift shop, located within the premises.

**Address:** 28, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

**Phone:** +606-2925188

*Image credit: Hard Rock Cafe Melaka/Facebook*

Inspired by the golden days of Dondang Sayangs clubs, BUDI Melaka is a hidden bar that offers more than just a good ol’ Old Fashioned. Sin See Tai cafe by day, and BUDI Melaka by night, the bar serves a bevvy of unique cocktails made using local produce including a vegetable-forward menu that incorporates homegrown ingredients like bittergourd, eggplant, corn and sweet pea into its concoction. The multi-level bar is eccentrically designed, giving a sense of mystery and cosiness at the same time. We recommend that you make a reservation before heading over because seats are pretty limited.

**Address:** 16, Kampung Jawa, 75100 Melaka

**Phone:** +6017-7188269

*Image credit: Budi/Facebook*

Sin Hiap Hin — If you’re looking for something authentic and old-school, your visit to Melaka will not be complete without a drink at the 100-year-old vintage bar at Java Lane. This drinking hole is a living heritage and is managed by Aunty Doris, the bartender in charge of serving and pouring you some of the most unconventional spirits in the market. She’s been with the bar for over 40 years, and it is raved about for its rustic saloon-style bar that’s unpretentious yet charming. When visiting the oldest bar in historical Melaka, you’ll get more than cocktails and shots, but anecdotes of good ol’ Malacca from the owner herself.

**Address:** 5, Kampung Jawa, 75200 Melaka

*Image credit: tripadvisor*

They say the best way to explore Malacca city is by foot. If you happen to be around the heritage zone, Tipsy Bridge is a must-go for a tipple. It’s tucked in an alleyway off the main road, along Jalan Kampung Pantai across Kampung Jawa Bridge (where Sin See Tai or BUDI Melaka is). Its neon-lit signage is quite hard to miss. The little street here is quite happening at night, with upbeat music and neighbouring cafes like Tuju Cafe and The Bridge Cafe.

**Address:** Jalan Kampung Pantai, Dalam Lorong Jabatan, 75200 Melaka

**Phone:** +6011-2682 3038

*Image credit: tipsybridgeauthentic/Instagram*

Located adjacent to the famous Jonker Street, Reggae on the River is a riverside bar that allows you to chill al-fresco style while having a pint of beer or tequila shots. It’s a popular drinking place among the locals and offers a nice view of the vibrant Melaka River.

**Address:** 88, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka

**Phone:** +6010-2716871

*Image credit: Reggae On The River/Facebook*

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Top 10 Must-See Attractions Near Jonker Street On Your Very First Visit

March 17, 2024

Top 10 Attractions Near Jonker Street

Interested to know more about the unique historic character of Malacca?

Then you must not forget to visit the heritage and historic buildings in Malacca that always open their doors and welcomes you warmly!

In this article, we have compiled 10 of the most famous tourist attractions near the Jonker Street for you.

Since some of them have spanned on Earth for many centuries, they might offer you a special feeling of the past too!

And after paying the visit, you will how amazingly Malacca has shaped and turned into this beautiful heritage town.

Let’s move on!

You can make the history of Malacca come alive again!

Top 10 Attractions Near Jonker Street

1. A Famosa

Being the most iconic attraction in Malacca, A Famosa stands as one of the oldest European architectural buildings in Asia. Also known as Porta De Santiago, it has the meaning of “The Famous”. True to the name, it is the most photographed spot in Malacca.

In 1511, the Portuguese who successfully conquered Malacca decided to build this fortress to consolidate their gains and defend against invasion. Due to the strategic location of Malacca, they believed that Malacca could be the major port plying between Portugal and China too.

The fortress housed all Portuguese administration such as 4 key towers, 5 churches, hospitals and elongated stockades. In 1586, they expended the fortress to sustain the growing population.

Also read: Top 11 Jonker Street Attractions

Years later, A Famosa was modified by Dutch when they took over Malacca. But when British ruled over Malacca, they demolished the fortress, leaving only a small gate house untouched. And this is the only part of A Famosa that you see today.

Address: Jalan Parameswara, Bandar Hilir, 78000 Melaka, Malaysia.

2. St. Paul Hill & Church

Built in 1521, St. Paul Church is one of the ruins of A Famosa located at the top of St. Paul Hill. There are a statue of St. Francis Xavier and several tombstones beside. It is also the oldest church built in Malaysia.

Dedicated to Mary, the mother of Jesus, the church was constructed by Duarte Coelho, the Portuguese nobleman captain. He built the church to express his gratitude as he’d just escaped from the massive storm in South China Sea.

During the Dutch colonisation, the church was repaired and used as Protestant church. Later when British took over Malacca, they built a lighthouse and stored gunpowder in it. Since then, the church had fallen into disuse.

As the church is at the summit of hill, it offers wonderful view of Malacca. The well-maintained staircase has firm iron handlings and wide green field beside. It’s just only a short walk to reach the top.

Address: Jalan Kota, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.

3. Maritime Museum Malacca

Maritime Museum Malacca is an outstanding museum established in 1994. Audio facility is provided inside the museum.

Easily spotted from far, the architecture of the museum is the replica of a Portuguese ship named “Flora de La Mar”. The structure is approximately 36m long, 8m wide and 34m high.

Maritime Museum Malacca highlights the role of Malacca as an international and regional business centre in old times. Despite showcasing documents and artefacts of Malacca’s trading history, it also reveals the political control of Malacca in old times.

Besides, the well-restored ship showcases lots of ancient currency and ship models of different eras that went through by Malacca. These eras include the Melaka Sultanate, Portuguese, Dutch to British colonisation.

Kids and the elderly must be careful of the steep staircase. Watch out the kids because some are not able to grip the high railing.

Address: Jalan Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00am – 5:30pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am – 9:00pm
Entrance Fee:
Adults: RM3.00
Children: RM1.00

4. Menara Taming Sari

Menara Taming Sari is a 110m high gyro tower that opened to public in 2008. It is built with high Swiss technology, costing RM24 million in total.

Featuring a unique revolving platform, it offers an amazing 360-degree view of Malacca even to the island nearby. Other interesting sights include St. Paul’s Hill, Dataran Pahlawan, Pulau Besar, Straits of Malacca and the Maritime Museum.

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This is also the very first yet only revolving gyro tower in Malaysia. Holding 66 passengers at once, the air-conditioned ride begins by lifting to 80m high.

At the same time, the glass cabin is slowly rotated, offering you a grand panorama. Excellent weather adds a bonus to the view too! In overall, the ride takes around 7 minutes.

Besides, the attraction is fitted with commercial outlets that consist of souvenir shops, restaurants and cafes.

Address: Jalan Merdeka Banda Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-288 1100 / +606-281 3366
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:00am – 11:00pm
Entrance Fee:
Adult (Malaysian): RM17
Children Below 12 (Malaysian): RM11
Adult (International Traveller): RM23
Children Below 12 (International Traveller): RM15

5. Malacca Sultanate Palace

Situated at the foot of the St. Paul’s Hill, Malacca Sultanate Palace is a cultural museum that looks exactly same as the palace of Sultan Mansur Shah in 15^th century. Hence, all historical documents inside are taken from the era of the Sultan Mansur Shah from 1456 to 1477.

To your surprise, the entire wooden palace was built without using nails. The palace even features zinc and copper roof and supported by beautifully carved pillars.

Using the data and information obtained from Malay Annals, the palace successfully preserved the golden era of Malacca. Thousands of prints, artefacts, drawings and photographs of Malacca Sultanate’s amazing history are exhibited in the museum.

The three-storey cultural museum is divided into 8 chambers showcasing traditional costumes, jewellery, weaponry, brassware, decorative arts and more. There are also 3 galleries depicting the legendary warriors of Malacca Hang Jebat and Hang Tuah.

Address: Jalan Kota, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-262 7464
Opening Hours:
Daily: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Closed on: Monday
Entrance Fee:
Adults: RM2.00
Children: RM1.00

6. Melaka River Cruise

If you want to sightseeing the heritage town of Malacca at the most leisurely pace, Melaka River Cruise is definitely your top choice. It is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in Malacca.

There are 3 jetties available where you can board the cruise: Muara Jetty, Taman Rempah Jetty and The Shore Jetty. The 9km round trip takes around 45 minutes. On the boat, there will be recorded commentary that introduces you the surrounding attractions.

As the cruise offers their services from day to night, you can choose the time and atmosphere that you like the most. During the day, you get a better view of the street arts and nearby attractions.

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While at night, the ambience is very romantic and wonderful. You can also board the cruise in the evening to catch the wonderful sunset.

Entrance Fee:

	Monday to Thursday	Friday To Sunday / Public Holiday / School Holiday
Local Adult (12 years and above)	RM10.60	RM15.90
Local Adult (12 years and above)	RM5.30	RM5.30
Foreigner Adult (12 years and above)	RM15.90	RM21.20
Foreigner Child (2-12 years old)	RM7.50	RM7.50

Contact: +606-281 4322 / +606-281 4323
Opening Hours:
Daily: 9:00am – 11:30pm

7. Melaka Straits Mosque

Widely known as the Masjid Selat Melaka, Melaka Straits Mosque is built above the sea of Pulau Melaka, the man-made island in Malacca. The mosque was formally opened by the Malacca’s king on 24^th November 2006.

This is truly one of the most elegant mosques in Malaysia. Especially during the high tide, it looks exactly like a floating mosque on the ocean.

Despite following the modern Islamic architecture, it mixes with some Malaysian rooflines and Middle Eastern elements too. The large yet extraordinary prayer room inside can accommodate up to 1500 people.

While you are here, you can see the full coast of Melaka and it looks extremely stunning during sunset. And due to the scenic spot, it is more likely a popular tourist destination instead of the place of worship.

8. St. Francis Xavier Church

With the prominent twin spired neo-gothic architecture, St. Francis Xavier Church serves as one of the main historical buildings in Malacca. The church is easily spotted from far because the architecture is so different from the buildings surrounding it.

In 1856, the church was constructed by a French priest named Father Farvé and completed by Father Allard later in 1859. In 1874, the presbytery was constructed and used until present day.

Many said that the church’s architecture resembles the Cathedral of St. Peter located in France, except for the portico that was added in 1963.

Nowadays, it still functions as a catholic church that offer services in different languages such as English, Tamil and Mandarin. Due to the long history, you might discover that the church leans a bit to the left.

Address: 12, Jalan Banda Kaba, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-282 4770 / +606-282 4817

9. Straits Chinese Jewellery Museum

Opened in 2012, Straits Chinese Jewellery Museum is set in a heritage building filled with Baba Nyonya culture.

Before the establishment, it was a home of a wealthy Peranakan Chinese. It consists of two spacious courtyards, dining room, living room, several bedrooms and more. Hence, the museum showcases the opulent lifestyle of them as well as their traditions and customs.

Displaying close to thousands furniture and jewellery of the era, you get to learn the Peranakan culture in detail. Most of the design are highly influenced the motifs of Chinese ethnic. by Gallery and several jewellery-making equipment are displayed here too.

There will be tour guides who are friendly and knowledgeable to lead you all the way round. The tour takes around 45 minutes and you can opt for either Chinese or English language tour.

Address: 108, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-281 9763
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Entrance Fee:
Adult: RM15
Children (6-12 years old): RM10
Children (below 6): Free

10. Masjid Kampung Hulu

Built in 1728, Masjid Kampung Hulu is the second oldest mosque in Malacca. Originally, the mosque was build out of wood. Due to environmental exposure issues, the wooden structure was replaced with concrete materials in 1892, in case of collapse.

When Portuguese ruled over Malacca, they demolished all religion buildings except the Christian establishments. However, Dutch who took over Malacca from Portuguese helped the locals a lot in rebuilding their worship places. Masjid Kampung Hulu is one of them.

The mosque has a distinctive architecture design as it combines both Javanese and Chinese elements. With 3 ascending layers of pyramidal roof, it also boasts precious adornment from Ching Dynasty. In the front yard, there are 2 cannons that seem to guard the entrance.

Only Muslims can enter the mosque. For non-Muslims, you can walk around the mosque and find some scenic spot for pictures.

Address: Jalan Kampung Hulu, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.

12 Best Dim Sum in Johor Bahru (No.1 You Must Try When You Visit JB)

February 26, 2024

Originated from Canton, dim sum are small and delightful snacks that come with wide variations, probably more than 2000 throughout the world.

Steaming dominates the cooking style of dim sum but some are still deep-fried, pan-fried and baked.

Thus, it is hard that you couldn’t find any that suit your taste.

For dim sum lovers, good news for you all is that Johor Bahru offers many dim sum restaurants that serve authentic yet extensive spread of dim sum.

And here’s our list!

12 Best Johor Bahru (JB) Dim Sum

1. Xin Shan Long (新山龙) (Editor Choice!)

In search for originality, look no further for the ultimate fusion dim sum experience, Xin Shan Long restaurant offers superb dim sum prepared with the freshest ingredients of choice by the best of dim sum chefs. (Pork Free, but the taste is just superb)

Manager Roy, KY, Chef Simon Lau & Chef Cheng

Dim sum dishes are creatively presented in a special and luscious style, perfectly portraying the original Canton culinary art fused with local culture. No pork and lard is used.

Each serving costs around RM5.80 to RM7.80. Start from August 2017, Xin Shan Long serves dim sum in ala carte style daily. The dim sum buffet is not longer available.

Just a brisk 3 minute drive away from Senai International Airport, or a half an hour smooth drive from the the city of Johor Bahru, located in a pristine perfect get-away, La Grandeur Palm Resort Johor.

Location: Xin Shan Long, Le Grandeur Palm Resort Johor, Jalan Persiaran Golf, Off Jalan Jumbo, 81250 Senai, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 599 6000 Ext 8607
Opening Hours:
Daily: 11:30am – 2:30pm

2. Restoran Gui Yuan (桂苑港式点心茶楼)

Restaurant Gui Yuan uses only the freshest ingredients to make Dim Sum to ensure a delightful dining experience. All Dim Sum are steam cooked so that it brings out the natural sweet flavour.

Offering wide selections of Dim Sum, the well-marinated fried chicken feets that boasts tender cartilages and tendons is their bestseller. Each serving costs around RM3 – RM3.30, which is considered low price in Johor Bahru.

Location: 27, Jalan Dedap 8, Taman Johor Jaya, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +6012 – 723 5560 / +6012 – 713 8327
Opening Hours:
Monday, Wednesday to Friday: 6:30am – 1:00pm
Saturday to Sunday: 6:30am – 1:30pm
Closed on: Tuesday

3. Restoran Gim Cheng (锦成茶楼）

You feel yourself travel back in time while dining at Gim Cheng Restaurant – open air, push carts and shady trees. Here, steaming hot dumplings and buns are placed neatly on push carts for customers to order.

They offer extensive selections of Dim Sum. So, if you wonder what to eat, choose any of them that catch your fancy and we believe it turns out to be enjoyable. It’s true as many have tested before.

4. Restoran New Hong Kong (新香港點心樓)

Opened in 1954, Restaurant New Hong Kong was founded by Hong Kong people and nowadays it still offers the taste resembles old days.

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Siew Mai, dumplings, all of the common Dim Sum you can name, can be enjoyed here at the most authentic taste. The restaurant also offers a la carte menu and different package meals to cater wide range of needs of customers.

Authenticity and quality of Dim Sum is guaranteed at New Hong Kong.

Location: 69A, B, C, Jalan Ibrahim Sultan, 80300 Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 222 2608 / +6607 – 222 3719
Opening Hours:
Monday to Saturday: 11:00am – 3:00pm & 6:00pm – 10:00pm
Public Holiday & Sunday: 9:00am – 3:00pm & 6:00pm – 10:00pm

5. Restoran Tasixi Hong Kong Dim Sum (大四喜香港点心楼)

Restaurant Tasixi Hong Kong boasts a perfect place to enjoy dim sum due to its spacious dining area and clean environment.

Specialising in wide array of authentic dim sum – Hong Kong style dim sum, the restaurant is able to bring you to dim sum paradise. Chee Cheong Fun is their must-try dim sum which is so smooth that it can literally sliding down everyone’s throat.

Location 1: 11 & 11-01, Jalan Dedap 4, Taman Johor Jaya, 81100 Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Location 2: 11, Jalan Camar 1/3, Taman Perling, 81200 Skudai, Johor, Malaysia
Location 3: 5 Jalan Impian Emas 5, Taman Impian Emas, 81300 Johor, Malaysia
Tel: +6016 – 778 9933
Opening Hours: 6.30am – 4:30pm

6. Kedai Makanan Hao You (豪友点心楼)

At Hao You, you’ll see most of the tables present a bowl of congee – the signature dish here. Steamed bums and other classic Dim Sum can be ordered here as well.

Also, try their highly recommended “char siew bao” that has a slightly different texture and taste from others. Keep in mind that dim sum are usually sold out before noon time.

Location: 1, Jalan Bakawali 50, Taman Johor Jaya, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 354 2708
Operating Hours:
Daily: 6:30am – 3:30pm
Closed on: Sunday

7. Restoran Chang Man (常满点心)

While sampling the Dim Sum at Chang Man, you can actually notice that the chef has put much effort in making them. Despite tasting delicious, the Dim Sums have a tantalizing appearance that urges customers to devour them.

One of the must try Dim Sum would be Crab Roe Siew Mai. Made by minced pork and shrimps, it comes with 3 pieces per serving and truly offers you an exquisite taste.

Location: 24G, Jalan Bestari 5/2, Taman Nusa Bestari, Skudai, Johor Bahru, 81200, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Tel: +6016 – 765 1190
Opening Hours:
Daily: 8:00am – 6:00pm

8. Wan Li Chinese Restaurant @ Renaissance Johor Bahru (万利轩)

Nestled in Renaissance Hotel, Wan Li Chinese Restaurant offers you the prefect dim sum but the prices are much higher compared to other dim sum restaurant. However, you can expect a private and luxury dining experience here.

The restaurant’s allure would definitely be the extensive spread of dim sum and its cosy ambience. On the menu, the star symbolises the chef’s recommendation and the must-eat dim sum at Wan Li.

Location: 2, Jalan Permas 11, Bandar Baru Permas Jaya, 81750 Masai, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 381 3333
Opening Hours:
Daily: 12:00pm – 10:00pm

9. D’ Shanghai 大上海

Stepping into DShanghai, you’ll be embraced by elegant furnishings and a cosy ambience. With a spacious and comfortable dining area, it’s suitable for a large group gathering.

The restaurant is renowned for “xiao long bao”(mini bun), which has a very thin outer skin that you can actually see the fillings inside. Apart from “xiao long bao”, golden lava bun and lotus leaf rice are the most ordered Dim Sum here.

Location: Lot L1-501, Sutera Mall, No. 1, Jalan Sutera Tanjung 8/4, Taman Sutera Utama, 81300, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 557 6388
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 10:30am – 10:30pm
Saturday to Sunday: 9:00am – 10:30pm

10. Restoran Kak Kak (佳佳点心茶楼)

Restaurant Kak Kak offers you excellent service by presenting you extensive selections of dim sum on a cart once you manage to find a seat.

The place is often crowded because you can get a plate of delicious dim sum at the most reasonable price. The dim sum here has rich fillings and most of them tastes sweet and savoury. Most ordered food here is seaweed dim sum.

Location: No. 9, Jalan Maju, Taman Maju, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Operating Hours:
Daily: 5:00am – 12:00pm
Closed on: Tuesday

11. Restaurant Chao Yuen (潮苑海鲜楼)

At Chao Yuen, every serving of dim sum comes in big portion, which means every single buns or dumplings are served in large size. All of them have savoury taste that can definitely satisfy your craving.

Heard of Yam Paste Bun before? It is their self-identified dim sum and it tastes excellent. Other dim sum such as egg tart, congee, char siew and siew mai are also available here.

Location: 1, Jalan Jati 2, Taman Nusa Bestari Jaya, 81300 Kulai, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Tel: +607 – 512 5898
Operating Hours:
Daily: 7:30am – 5:30pm

12. Kedai Makanan Hock Chiang Hin (福振兴餐室)

Dim Sums at Hock Chiang Hin are handmade daily so you get to enjoy the freshest Dim Sum here. Most importantly, it tastes wonderful.

Here, the dim sums are veering to local taste instead of serving authentic Hong Kong’s one. Serving dim sum at the most affordable price, Hock Chiang Hin even offers buns and dumplings that come with large fillings. It makes you feel full with just 2 to 3 plates of dim sum.

Location: 18, Jalan Siu Nam, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Operating Hours:
Monday to Saturday: 6:00am – 1:00pm
Closed on: Sunday

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