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Jonker Street Night Market: Top 19 Food Every Foodie Must Try

March 17, 2024
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Jonker Street Night Market

Nestled inside Malacca’s Historical Town is bustling and hustling of a night market on Jonker’s Street.

Take a walk along with this food magnet Jonker Street Night Market and you will find various types of mouth-watering food and delicacies.

What makes the food stands out in this night market is that it has a touch of Malaccan flavour.

But, what food should you indulge in inside that limited space of your tummy?

Jonker Street Night Market: Top 19 Food Every Foodie Must Try

1. Jonker Walk Quail Egg

Jonker Walk Quail Egg is like a cuter version of the famous Japan’s Takoyaki.

Jonker Street Quail Eggs

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Also read: 12 Best Restaurants In Jonker Street

It is filled with your choice of ingredients such as Nyonya curry chicken, sweet corn, chicken sausage or crabstick with drizzles of mayonise, cheese and bbq sauce.

Price
RM4 per stick or RM10 for 3 sticks

2. Grilled Oysters

These half shell fresh oysters are grilled to give you a “just right” texture without it being too dry.

Grilled Oyster in Jonker Street Night Market

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The plate of oysters is then served with their homemade slightly spicy paste which complements then dish very well.

Price
RM5 per oyster or RM20 for 5 oysters

3. Coconut Ice-Cream

Get a taste of this Thai Coconut Ice Cream which tastes heavenly especially on a hot day.

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You may add toppings such as sweet corn, peanuts, red bean, corn flakes and dried coconut shavings as much as you want!

Jonker Street Coconut Ice-Cream

Tips:
Coconut Ice Cream with Durian available!

Price
From RM10

4. Light Bulb Drink

Quench your thirst in Jonker Street Night Market without feeling the guilt with this healthy juice drink.

Exactly like its name, the drinks are served in light bulbs or you can also try those in syringes and blood bags.

Tips:
Try out their Signature Mango Juice

Light Bulb Drink at Jonker Street

Price
From RM6

5. Liquid Nitrogen Korean Snack

Imitating the trending “Dragon Breath” Korean snack, you will expect to experience a wisp of cool smoke coming out of your mouth and nose.

This extraordinary looking snack is actually made out of corn puffs combined with cold liquid nitrogen.

Also read: Top 11 Jonker Street Attractions

Liquid Nitrogen Korean Snack At Jonker Street Night Market

Price
RM10 per cup

6. Deep Fried Ice-Cream

A mixed of hot and cold definitely is a taste to remember when you are having this deep fried ice-cream.

Just imagine eating through a crispy crusty bread and finding your favourite flavoured cold ice-cream on the inside (Oh, so yummy!).

Deep Fried Ice Cream at Jonker Steet Night Market

Tips:
Six types of ice-cream flavour available

Price
RM4

7. BBQ Corn

Look out for Uncle Bing’s stall selling BBQ corn while you are at Jonker Street Night Market.

This delicious BBQ Corn can be found in various flavours ranging from the original flavour, black pepper, curry, wasabi and up to a mixture of flavours.

Also read: Top 7 Jonker Street Nightlife

6 Flavors of BBQ Corn at Jonker Street

Price
RM6

8. Fish Balls In Curry Sauce

It might feel like there is nothing special about fish balls in curry sauce but you would think otherwise once you have tasted it.

Fishballs in Curry Sauce in Jonker Street Night Market

The curry sauce is a perfect mixture of spicy and sweet that would feel good on your taste bud.

Price
RM3 (small) and RM5 (big)

9. Nyonya Popiah

Popiah is basically a Chinese version of a wrap with fillings such as vegetables, bean sprout, egg and seafood with sweet chilli sauce.

Also read: 13 Local Nyonya Food In Malacca

Nyonya Popiah speciality is that it is served with pork lard which gives the perfect mixture.

Popiah At Jonker Street Night Market

Tips:
Non-halal (Enquire stall’s owner for halal version)

Price
RM3

10. Carrot Cake

Fried carrot cake which is known as Fried Radish Cake can be found in Jonker Street Night Market (despite its name, it does not contain carrot).

You would not be able to miss this stall because of the aromatic smell coming from the frying pan.

Carrot Cake at Jonker Street Night Market

Price
RM3.50

11. Coconut Dodol

Going home isn’t the same without trying or tapau this Malacca delicacy.

Coconut Dodol is made out of rice flour, coconut milk and gula Melaka and have a similarity to a sticky toffee candy.

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Coconut Dodol at Jonker Street Night Market

12. Durian Cendol

There is not a doubt that Malacca is raved for its delicious Gula Melaka Cendol because it’s too yummy!

Durian lovers would be delighted to know that there is an option in adding fresh durian flesh into the mix of this ice shaved cendol.

Durian Cendol at Jonker Street

Price
RM6.50

13. Si Bao

Are you a fan of rojak and fried tofu?

If it’s a yes, you MUST try Si Bao which is a mixture of fried tofu, fish cakes, fried tofu skin and cucumber drizzled with peanuts and spicy chilli sauce.

Si Bao Jonker Street Night Market

Tips:
Non-spicy version available

Price
Depend on chosen ingredients

14. Watermelon Juice

Looking for something refreshing to quench your thirst? Look out for this special watermelon juice in Jonker Street Night Market.

You will end up holding strings attached to a whole watermelon with a straw stuck into the grinded watermelon flesh and juice.

Watermelon Juice at Jonker Street Night Market

Price
RM10 average

15. Chinese Burger Sambal Prawn

Replace the burger bread with eggs with sambal prawns as the ingredient instead of a burger patty and Voila! You get a Chinese Burger Sambal Prawn.

Chinese Burger Sambal Prawn

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Also read: Top 11 Jonker Street Cafe

For non-spicy options, you may choose other ingredients such as honey chicken, chicken floss, octopus, sausage and crab meat.

Price
RM3

16. Maltose Candy

Clang! Clang! is the sound that you will hear when you pass the stall that sells this maltose candy at Jonker Street Night Market.

Maltosa Candy at Jonker Street Night Market

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This sound comes from the “hammering” of a huge piece of candy and they will then pack the small pieces into a bag.

Price
RM5

17. Coconut Ball

Flying ball of coconut flesh up it the air is enough reason to get this coconut water ball.

Also read: Top 11 Jonker Street Hotel

Coconut Ball Malacca

This little performance by the skilful workers is something you can enjoy while sipping drinking water inside this coconut flesh.

Price
RM2

18. Muah Chee

Muah Chee is a traditional snack made out of glutinous rice flour coated with peanuts and sugar.

Muah Chee at Jonker Street Night Market

It can be seen displayed in a big tray and will be prepared by cutting into small pieces and mixing with the ingredients before it is served.

Price
RM3

19. Putu Piring

Putu Piring is steamed rice cake filled with melted sugar and served with dried coconut shaves.

What makes the Putu Piring sold in Jonker Street stand out is that they use Gula Melaka as the sugar which will give you a more distinctive taste.

Famous local food in Malacca, Putu Piring Tengkera

Price
RM1.20

Jonker Street Night Market Location: bit.ly/JonkerStreetNightMarket Jonker Street Night Market Opening Hours: Friday to Sunday: 6:00pm – 12:00am Note:
  • Sunday’s Night Market is smaller than the other nights.
  • Prices might vary as time goes by
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11 Best Cafes In Jonker Street Worth To Visit (Updated List)

March 17, 2024
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11 Best Cafes In Jonker Street

Feel like going on a café hopping adventure in your Malacca trip?

We’ve made you a list of the best cafes in Jonker Street!

The cafés below come with different unique themes and concepts ranging from rustic theme, western style, tropical rainforest to a contemporary cafe.

When the weather is extremely hot, they help you to stay cool and provide you with a resting spot.

With wide array of coffees and desserts offered, there must be one that could satisfy your afternoon tea cravings and coffee needs.

Check out these cafes in Malacca and take nice pictures to upload it on Instagram!

11 Best Cafes In Jonker Street

1. The Baboon House

The Baboon House is a charming café that boasts “Nature Feel”. The tranquil environment of the café shows a huge contrast to the lively Jonker Street outside.

The Baboon House in Malacca

Despite the laidback atmosphere, the café impresses customers with their delicious gourmet burgers and ground coffee.

The burgers come with homemade beef, chicken and pork and the portions are always bigger than other burger joints. Baboon Beef Burger and Oriental Chicken Burger are the most ordered burgers here.

Also read: 12 Best Restaurants In Jonker Street

The Baboon House

Here, all coffee and hot tea comes with Danish cookies as sweet treat. Their creamy Vietnamese coffee is the must try.

While waiting for the food, customers can enjoy some quite moments by browsing magazines, reading book or inspecting delicate crafts on walls. They can play around with the owner’s cat and dog at the main entrance too.

Location: 89, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Kampung Bukit China, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-283 1635
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Closed on: Tuesday

2. Calanthe Art Cafe

If you are a coffee lover, Calanthe Art Café is definitely the perfect place for you. It stands as the pioneering and the only café in Malacca that serves all kinds of Malaysia’s 13 States Coffee.

Calanthe Art Cafe Melaka

Apart from that, the café even offers one-of-a-kind blend coffees like green tea coffee and the “Jealousy”, a thick espresso with mint syrup.

Calanthe Art Cafe Coffee

For non-coffee drinkers, they have ice-blended beverages such as Pink Lady and Cendol Ice Blenz. Variety of smoothies, soda mixes, milk shakes and teas are offered too. If you prefer alcoholic drinks, we recommend you the Bailey cocktail.

Alongside drinks, Calanthe experts in serving local food. They serve their own version of laksa and nasi lemak which are both flavourful and tasty.

After the meal, you can order their brownie with ice-cream or caramel slice as desserts. Both are the signature desserts here.

Location: 11, Jalan Hang Kasturi, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-292 2960
Opening Hours:
Sunday to Wednesday: 9:00am – 11:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 9:00am – 12:00am
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3. The Daily Fix Cafe

The Daily Fix Café, which was once an old shophouse, had undergone renovation to offer customers a cosy environment in rustic feel. It is quite popular among teenagers because they like to upload their surroundings here on Instagram.

Also read: Top 7 Nightlife In Jonker Street

The Daily Fix Cafe in Malacca

The café specialises in serving pancakes with different flavours. One of the highlights is their Local Pandan Pancake that comes with 5 pieces stuffed with sugar. Other desserts like brownies and cakes are offered too.

The Daily Fix Cafe Food & Drink in Malacca

If you like to eat spaghetti, their Smoked Duck Aglio Olio is so well-cooked and the chilli and garlic seasoning are added to the perfect amount. The duck meat is not too fatty and you can change it with Char Siew as well.

If you love taking photographs, head to the indoor courtyard at the back for more scenic spots.

Location: 55, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-283 4858
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 9:00am – 11:30pm
Saturday & Sunday: 8:30am – 11:30pm
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4. Rainforest Coffee Bean

Surrounded by ancient antique and furniture, Rainforest Coffee Bean creates a nostalgic ambience for us to enjoy their homemade coffee.

While walking in, you will first be greeted by their on-site shop that sells freshly grounded coffee powder such as Arabian coffee beans. For caffeine addict, this is the 100% original coffee beans from Arabian.

Rainforest Coffee Bean Melaka

The café is located deeper inside. Beverages such as hot coffee, smoothies are offered here. You will definitely fall in love with their coffees that have a strong aromatic smell. If the weather is hot, order the ice-blended coffee to cool yourself down.

Also read: Top 13 Jonker Street Food

Rainforest Coffee Bean in Jonker Street

The creamy cheesecake is the highlight too. Caramelized on top, there are blueberries stuffed in between and a crust at bottom. Basically, it has 3 layers and the taste and texture are perfect in mouth.

Location: No.36 & 38, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-284 0128
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Friday to Sunday: 10:00am – 10:00pm

5. River View Cafe Melaka

As the name suggested, the café offers diners a picturesque view of Malacca River while they were enjoying the food. At night, the lights that reflecting on the river creates a very romantic ambience for dinner.

River View Cafe At Jonker Street

If the weather is nice, the outdoor seating is even more enjoyable. You can see the boats cruising by the river and the smiles of tourists on the boat could make your day.

Also read: Top 11 Attractions In Jonker Street

The menu offerings are ranging from western food, local delicacies and the fusion of western and eastern food. Despite specialising in Malaysian’s all-time favourite such as Nasi Lemak, they serve excellent Malay classic food like beef rendang and Nasi Kemal too.

Food & drink available in River View Cafe Malacca

The café is very quiet and serene because it is located quite far from the main activity area of Jonker Street. It is best suited for those who want to stay alone too.

Location: 82, Jalan Kampong Pantai, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6012-380 7211
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:00am – 10:00pm
Closed on: Wednesday
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6. Backlane Coffee

Tucked at the backside of Jonker Street, Backlance Coffee takes you away from the busy street and brings you to a totally serene environment.

There are wooden furniture, aged brick walls, and lots of antique items displayed as decorations. For instance, they have vintage phone, London Royal Guards and beautiful cups.

Backlane Coffee in Jonker Street, Malacca

Despite homemade dishes like pizza, panini and breakfast sets, most customers are here for their aromatic coffees and desserts.

Besides, they offer many beverages which are good for health. For instance, they offer Handmade Brown Sugar Ginger Tea, Honey Jujube and Honey Citron.

Backlane Coffee at Jonker Street

In Malacca, there are not many cafés that offer Macaroon. So, if you are a Macaroon lover, this place is just right for you. The Macaroon here comes with 6 flavours and it tastes delicious!

Location: 129, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-282 0542
Opening Hours:
Sunday to Thursday: 11:00am – 12:00am
Friday & Saturday: 11:00am – 1:00am
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7. The Coffee Jar (呷咖啡)

Currently, lots of coffee shops are mushrooming in Malacca but The Coffee Jar stands out among all of them because of their passion in making authentic coffee.

Despite the taste, they highly emphasise on the art and the craft of the coffee, eager to serve you the best coffee in town.

Also read: 9 Best Places To Buy Souvenirs At Jonker Street

The Coffee Jar at Jonker Street, Malacca

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Enter the coffee shop and you will be welcomed by several coffee roasters that are constantly roasting the coffee beans.

From classic cappuccino to a well-balanced ristretto, they don’t limit themselves in serving only black coffee. They learn more and keep on improving their coffee-making skills. This is why now we get to enjoy a high standard milk coffee and espresso-based coffee here.

The Coffee JAR Malacca

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Apart from coffee, they offer cheese cakes and pies as complement to the coffee. All desserts are homemade and come with affordable prices.

Location: No.38, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6012-281 5100
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:30 – 6:00pm
Closed on: Tuesday
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8. Hard Rock Café Malacca

Idyllically situated beside the Malacca River, Hard Rock Café that offers great band performance has been attracting music enthusiasts to come over for dinner.

Also read: 19 Best Jonker Street Night Market Food(High Rating Delicious Food!)

Hard Rock Cafe Melaka

Lots of great artists and musicians have been invited to play crowd-favourite songs ranging from rock and roll, pop, jazz to blue music. Their performance mostly starts at 10:00pm.

Featuring indoor and outdoor dining area, the café boasts large portion food that are meant for people with big appetites.

Their Tex-Mex Menu offers Legendary burgers, Smokes (barbecued beef ribs and chicken), asam pedas fish and seafood char kuey teow. These are the highlight dishes here. For kids, they offer them a separate menu.

If you love to eat desserts, their laden with ice-cream Haagen Dazs is one that you would die for.

Location: No.28, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-292 5188
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 11:30am – 1:00am
Friday to Sunday: 11:30am – 2:00am
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9. The Stolen Cup

If you are finding a resting place in the hot afternoon around Jonker Street, do make a stop at The Stolen Cup. The humble café is beautifully decorated with old clocks, posters and wooden planks to give at rustic feel. Nice Bossa Nova music are played as background music too.

The Stolen Cup At Jonker Street

For coffee, the “Gula Melaka” latte is their highlight. The taste is quite unique and the Gula Melaka truly boosted the flavour of latte. You can have it iced during hot day.

Gula Melaka Latte Available In The Stolen Cup At Jonker Street

Another special coffee here is curacao coffee and the curacao is flavoured with peels of oranges. Their caramel macchiato is highly recommended too.

If you never try salted egg croissant before, the one that offered here does not disappoint. Very well-toasted and has a crispy skin.

Location: 21A, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Friday to Sunday: 9:00am – 11:00pm
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10. Geographer Cafe

Geographer Cafe is quite famous in Malacca. Lies at the corner of the shopping street, customers are pleased to dine here because of their warm and elegant atmosphere.  At night, it transforms into a tempting bar, offering enchanting nightlife to all of us.

Geographer Cafe at Jonker Street Malacca

Mouth-watering food are the main attraction of Geographer Cafe. They aim at providing fresh and healthy food to customers. As a result, most of the dishes here come with white meat, salad and soup. They even add fruits and yoghurt to their desserts.

Also read: Top 10 Attractions Near Jonker Street

Geographer Cafe At Jonker Street

For beverages, the café serves soft drinks, fruit juices, coffee, tea, liquors and even wines. Gula Melaka Layer Tea is their specially created drink. It tastes sweet and has three layers.

The café sells gifts and souvenirs too. Mugs, books, scarfs and T-shirts can be bought here for friends.

Location: 83, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-281 6813
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 10:00am – 1:00am
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00am – 1:00am
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11. Kaya-Kaya Cafe Melaka

Make it a point to stop by the café when you are around Jonker Street.

Kaya-Kaya café is a beautiful vintage café in Melaka. The café is a reflection of Melaka City’s rich culture, history and traditions.

With ancient brick walls and wooden furniture, Kaya-Kaya Café take you to a time travel, probably decades ago. Head to the back of the building where you will find a courtyard. At the back, the café features a great mural wall which has been welcoming endless guests for pictures.

Kaya-Kaya Cafe Melaka

The café offers wholesome and hearty dishes. For breakfast, their Kaya Cheese Toast is the must-try. The kaya is creamy and it feels like melting in your mouth. They add some cheese to add some saltiness to the sweet taste. Start your day right with a hearty plate of Kaya Breakfast.

Kaya-Kaya Café at Jonker Street

Another highlight is the Mushroom Omelette. The fluffy moist scrambled eggs are added with mushrooms in butter until a fragrant smell given off. Truly the taste of heaven.

Besides, their drinks have a special name. For instance, “See U Again” is a drink mixed with pandan leaves and lemongrass while “Welcome to Melaka” is soya milk mixed with gula melaka and grass jelly.

Location: 32, Jalan Tukang Besi, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-281 4089
Opening Hours:
Daily: 8:00am – 6:00pm
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The Best Malacca Street Food (Malaysia)

February 10, 2024
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If you are planning a trip to this food capital in Malaysia and have no idea where to start your food journey the best Malacca street food that you must try. Melaka or Malacca, as it is also known, is a beautiful city located in the southern part of Malaysia. It is a popular tourist destination that is rich in history and culture. However, one of the main reasons people flock to Melaka is for its food. The city is famous for its unique blend of cultural and colonial cuisine, which can be found right in the heart of the city. The many specialities of Melaka include ayam pong teh, which is a chicken dish cooked with soybean paste and dark soy sauce. It is known for its rich and savoury flavour that is sure to leave your taste buds tingling. While another popular dish is satay celup, which is a skewer made with either seafood, chicken, beef or vegetables cooked in peanut sauce. This dish is a must-try for anyone visiting Melaka and is often considered one of the city’s signature dishes. Apart from these dishes, Melaka is also famous for its Kristang cuisine, a fusion of Portuguese, Peranakan, Indian, European, and Malay ingredients. It is a unique blend of different flavours and is a testament to the city’s rich history and cultural diversity. Melaka also boasts a variety of street food that is not only delicious but also affordable. So, whether you are a foodie or just someone who loves to explore new cultures, Melaka is the perfect place for you. With its rich history, beautiful architecture, and mouth-watering cuisine, Melaka is truly a food lover’s paradise.

Must-try Malacca street foods if you’re looking for a scrumptious meal

Low Yong Moh Restaurant

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Image credit: Instagram/ @pthoographyA family-run restaurant, this place is known for its tasty old-school dim sum, which has become a popular in Malacca street foods. This compact restaurant serves typical dim sums with sufficient varieties such as Custard Bun or Liu Sha Bao, Char Siew Bun, and glutinous rice. Other dishes include steamed pork ribs, pork buns, pork porridge, steamed bean curd rolls, and many more. Visit this place for a mouthful of tasty and greasy dishes! Low Yong Moh Restaurant is a well-known and family-owned establishment in Melaka that serves up delicious and authentic dim sum dishes. Its popularity stems from the restaurant’s ability to offer a wide variety of dishes that include traditional delicacies such as custard buns, pork buns, and pork porridge, as well as other mouth-watering options like steamed pork ribs and steamed bean curd rolls. The restaurant is small and compact, making it the perfect spot to grab a quick, satisfying meal. Its cosy atmosphere combined with its scrumptious offerings makes it a must-visit place for anyone exploring the street food scene in Melaka. Address: 32, Jalan Tukang Emas, 75200 Melaka Operating hours: 7.30 AM – 11.30 AM (closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays)

Chung Wah Chicken Rice Ball

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Image credit: Instagram/ @_maryyongChung Wah Chicken Rice Ball is a renowned Hainanese chicken rice shop in Malacca that has been serving customers for over 50 years. It has gained immense popularity among locals and tourists alike and is considered a must-visit place for anyone exploring the street food scene in Melaka. The restaurant is often crowded on weekends due to its reputation for serving up the most delicious chicken rice balls in the city. Apart from its signature dish, the chicken rice balls, Chung Wah also serves super soft chicken that is cooked to perfection and served with homemade chilli sauce. The combination of the fluffy rice balls and succulent chicken meat makes for a mouth-watering experience that is sure to leave you craving more. Address: 20, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka Operating hours: 9.30 AM – 2 PM (closed on Mondays to Wednesdays)

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Restaurant Chuen How

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Image credit: YouTube/ Food Hunter 探食Restaurant Chuen How is a casual eatery that specializes in chap fan or economy rice, a popular local dish that consists of packed rice with various sides. Despite being located outside the city centre, the restaurant offers a comfortable kopitiam-style seating area, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a tasty meal. For those seeking a taste of the local cuisine, Restaurant Chuen How is definitely worth a visit. One of the must-try dishes at this eatery is the char siew, a unique roasted BBQ pork that is both tender and flavourful. In addition to this signature dish, the restaurant also serves scrumptious roast pork and assam gulai fish that are best enjoyed with economy rice. The combination of these dishes creates a delicious and satisfying meal that is sure to please any food lover. Address: 347, Jalan Merak, Taman Melaka Baru, 75350 Melaka Operating hours: 11 AM – 1.30 PM (closed on Thursdays)

Capitol Satay Restaurant

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Image credit: Instagram/ @foodieonabittenappleCapitol Satay Restaurant is a well-known eatery in Malacca street foods that is highly regarded for its delicious satay celup, which is one of the city’s most famous street foods. The restaurant is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, and it is often crowded due to its unique self-service pattern. Customers can choose from a wide range of 80 different skewered seafood and vegetables from refrigerated counters, assisted by a waitress. This self-service feature allows patrons to customise their meals according to their liking, making it an excellent venue for those who have specific dietary requirements or preferences. The hot satay celup is served with an aromatic peanut sauce, which makes it a must-try dish for anyone visiting Malacca. The combination of the succulent skewered seafood and vegetables with the rich and flavourful peanut sauce creates a taste sensation that is sure to delight any food enthusiast. Address: 30, Jalan KPKS 3, Kompleks Perniagaan Kota Syahbandar, Kota Syahbandar, 75200 Melaka Operating hours: 4 PM – 11.30 PM (Sundays to Thursdays, closed on Mondays), 4 PM – 12 AM (Fridays and Saturdays)

Aunty Koh Cendol

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Image credit: Instagram/ @foodiefrommalaysiaAunty Koh Cendol is a small food stall tucked away inside the Nyonya house compound in Bukit Rambai, and while it may be a little challenging to find, it is undoubtedly worth the effort. The compact stall offers a range of healthy and hygienic dishes that are specially prepared by Aunty Koh herself, using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients available. However, what Aunty Koh Cendol is truly famous for is their Nyonya cendol, a dessert that has won the hearts of thousands of visitors to the town. The dish is made with a combination of ice, coconut milk, palm sugar, rice flour jelly, and a hint of ginger, resulting in a creamy and refreshing dessert that is sure to delight your taste buds. Despite its simple appearance, the Nyonya cendol is a complex blend of flavours that perfectly captures the essence of Melaka’s culinary heritage. The dish is a popular choice among locals and tourists alike and is considered one of the best desserts that Malacca street foods has to offer. Address: 183, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Taman Kota Laksamana, 75250 Melaka Operating hours: 8 AM – 5 PM (closed on Mondays)

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Restaurant Ming Huat

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Image credit: Instagram/ @waniencsRestaurant Ming Huat is a popular, yet budget-friendly eatery that offers a taste of both Asian and Malaysian cuisines to both locals and tourists. As one of the most well-known restaurants in Melaka, it has gained a reputation for serving up delicious, authentic dishes that reflect the city’s unique blend of cultural influences. Among their many offerings, Restaurant Ming Huat is particularly renowned for its signature dish, the nasi lemak, which is known as Malaysia’s national dish. This fragrant rice dish is cooked with coconut milk and pandan leaf and is prepared with the influence of Nyonya style, which adds a unique flavour and spice to the dish. The dish is served with the typical Melakan sambal gravy and spices, which perfectly complement the rich, savoury flavour of the rice. Address: Jalan Ujong Pasir, Melaka, 75050 Malacca Operating hours: 7 AM – 10 PM (closed on Fridays)

Geographer Cafe

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Image credit: Instagram/ @harrytan_nGeographer Cafe is a highly sought-after restaurant located in the bustling Chinatown district of Malacca. This eatery is well-loved by both locals and travellers alike, and it’s easy to see why. Their menu boasts an impressive array of Asian fusion dishes that are both healthy and delicious, making it a top choice for foodies looking for a satisfying meal. One of the standout items on their menu is their signature dish, the nasi lemak. This fragrant rice dish cooked with coconut milk and pandan leaf is served with a mix of Nyonya-style spices and sambal gravy, which adds an extra kick of flavour to the dish. Another popular item is their kangkung fried rice, which is a healthier take on the classic fried rice dish, featuring water spinach as the main ingredient. In addition to their delectable food, Geographer Cafe also offers a wide selection of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. This makes it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy a cold drink after a long day of exploring the city. Address: 83, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka Operating hours: 12 PM – 10 PM (Sundays to Thursday, closed on Wednesdays), 12 PM – 12 AM (Fridays and Saturdays)

Tengkera Duck Noodles

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Image credit: Unsplash/ Melanie LimTengkera Duck Noodles is a well-known and popular local restaurant in Malacca street foods that is famous for its signature dish, the delicious and crispy duck drumstick noodles. This dish is a combination of crispy duck drumstick and rice vermicelli that are cooked together with a robust gravy and served with spicy herbs. In addition to this popular dish, the restaurant also offers other scrumptious dishes such as crispy pig ears with gelatinous skin, braised duck meat, pork slices, and eggs. The restaurant’s offerings are a true testament to the city’s rich culinary heritage, and anyone looking for an authentic local dining experience in Melaka should definitely give this place a try. With its cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering dishes, Tengkera Duck Noodle is a must-visit restaurant that is sure to satisfy your cravings and leave you feeling satisfied and happy. Address: Taman Kota Laksamana, Jalan Kota Laksamana 1/1, 75200 Melaka Operating hours: 7 AM – 1.30 PM (Mondays to Sundays, closed on Tuesdays)

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Jonker 88

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Image credit: Instagram/ @the_chef_sisters_msiaJonker 88 is a well-known and beloved local eatery situated in the vibrant city of Malacca. This popular hotspot is renowned for its diverse selection of mouth-watering local cuisine and desserts, making it a must-visit destination for any food lover exploring the street food scene in Melaka. The restaurant’s vintage style and historical theme create a unique and charming ambience, with different sections for food and desserts that are self-served. This allows customers to have the freedom to customise their meals according to their preferences, making it an excellent choice for those with specific dietary requirements or preferences. Among the many dishes on offer, their assam laksa and cendol are standout choices that are highly recommended by locals and tourists alike. These two dishes are a testament to the rich culinary heritage of Malacca, combining unique and complex flavours that are sure to satisfy even the most discerning palate. However, due to its immense popularity, Jonker 88 can get quite crowded during peak hours, so be prepared to wait for a table. Despite this, the restaurant’s delectable food and charming ambience make it a must-visit spot for anyone exploring the diverse of Malacca street foods. Address: 88, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka Operating hours: 9.30 AM – 6 PM (Sundays to Thursdays), 9.30 AM – 7.30 PM (Fridays and Saturdays)

Restaurant Tong Sheng

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Image credit: Instagram/ @kamlaijiakRestaurant Tong Sheng is a well-known restaurant in Melaka that has gained a reputation for its seafood delicacies. As a popular zi char-style establishment, it offers a great variety of seafood dishes at reasonable prices. Their signature dish is the cheesy prawn served with rice vermicelli, which is a must-try for anyone visiting the restaurant. In addition to this popular dish, they also serve other mouth-watering delicacies such as fried fresh squid with garlic, salted egg yolk bean curd, and fresh milk crabs, among others. The restaurant’s extensive menu ensures that there is something for everyone, whether you are a seafood lover or not. Despite its popularity, Restaurant Tong Sheng can get very crowded during peak hours due to its delectable offerings. However, the long wait is worth it as the food is always fresh and cooked to perfection. The restaurant’s cosy atmosphere and friendly service make it a great spot to enjoy a satisfying meal with family and friends. Address: 377 & 378, Jalan Melaka Raya 6, Taman Melaka Raya, 75000 Melaka Operating hours: 11.30 AM – 2 PM, 5.30 PM – 10 PM (closed on Mondays) This story first appeared here.
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