We stayed at the Time Hotel Melaka which is located near the city centre in Melaka. The good part about this hotel is that it is located near to the major shopping malls like Dataran Pahlawan and Mahkota Parade, and is walkable to the famous Jonker Street. We went there during a peak season and the room rate was relatively cheap at SGD37.74/night. However, the downside is that the hotel facilities are quite bad. Our room card couldn't access our room despite several changes and update of their system, so we ended up having to request for their staff to open our room door for us every time. Apart from that, there was no hair dryer available and no connection to wifi in room at all. We won't recommend this hotel unless you are going for the cheap room rate. Personally, we prefer the Fenix Inn, which is even nearer to their shopping malls, and is also where we stayed at in our previous trip (Read the entry here).
Time Hotel Melaka
Lot 467, Jalan Melaka Raya 12
Taman Melaka Raya
75000 Melaka
Malaysia
http://www.timehotel-malacca.com/
Nyonya Makko Restaurant
Along our hotel stretch at Jalan Melaka Raya, there are Watsons, hair salon, massage parlours, restaurants and eateries. We went to the Nyonya Makko Restaurant along the Jalan Melaka Raya stretch for a Nyonya lunch.
I quite like the Pong Teh as the sauce is flavourful and goes well with rice. Tapioca Leaves were pretty normal, nothing much to pinpoint. But I find myself don't quite fancy the Tauhoo as it is quite
blend.
Total Bill: RM30.20
Nyonya Makko Restaurant 麦哥娘惹餐馆
Restoran Nyonya Makko
123, Jalan Merdeka, Taman Melaka Raya,
75000 Melaka, Malaysia
Tel/Fax: +606-284 0737 / +606-283 7490
Operating Hours: Lunch (11.30am – 2.45pm), Dinner (6pm – 9.30pm), Closed on Tuesdays
Restaurant Sin Yin Hoe
Somewhere near the Jonker Street at Lorong Hang Jebat there are a few coffee shops and there is stall just outside the coffee shop which he recommended for me to try. Sadly, I find it a disappointment as the oyster omelette is not up to mark. As seen in the picture below, the oysters were tiny and the omelette were chopped into tiny pieces. This small plate of oyster omelette actually costed RM8, which is rather steep.
Restaurant Sin Yin Hoe 新运河海鲜餐室
135 Lorong Hang Jebat
Business hours: 5.30pm to 12am
Bibik House Cendol
This Cendol eating house is location at Jonker Street and tables were set up outside the shop for customers to have their bowls of cendol.
I find the cendol average. I hope to find a better cendol on my next visit. But if you visit malacca, you should try the cendol, as it is one of their specialities.
129 Jalan Hang Jebat,
75200 Melaka, Malaysia
ABC Nyonya Cendol
Next up, we would like to introduce the star of our this Melaka trip. The ABC Nyonya Cendol Stall is located outside Aik Cheong Coffee at Jonker Street at night.
This is the to-die-for assam laksa which we had in Malacca. The soup base is sweet and sour, and the noodles are very smooth and chewy.
We had this oyster omelette at one of the stalls along the stalls in the same area. Not bad. There are also several other stalls in the area, and to my surprise there was even a sushi stall! I strongly recommend you to prepare your stomach for the food stalls when you visit Jonker Street.
Restoran Tim Sum Man Ting Siang
Man Ting Siang Restaurant is located along the same stretch as the well-known Restoran Ban Lee Siang Satay Celup at Jalan Ong Kim Wee. This dim sum restaurant is an old coffee shop which sells cheap and decent dim sum.
I particularly like the fried carrot cake which comes in big carrot cake chunks with egg bits. It tastes quite different from those I had before in Singapore which has bigger eggs spreading over smaller carrot cake chunks.
Restoran Tim Sum Man Ting Siang 满庭香点心茶楼
45, Jalan Ong Kim Wee,
75300 Malacca
Restoran Hau Wang
We went to this zi char place on our way from Malacca to Johor. Thumbs up for the cheap and good zi char.
Overall, they serve decent and cheap zi char for 2 person at RM25. It is not located near the Causeway if you're going in from Singapore and the place is not bustling happening, so I would recommend you to drop by if you're heading back Singapore from Melaka.
Total bill: RM25
Restoran Hau Wang 好旺海鲜茶室
6 Jalan Ronggeng 12
81300 Pulai
Johor Darul Takzim
Malaysia
Do also check out our previous Melaka Food entries: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
Time Hotel Melaka
Lot 467, Jalan Melaka Raya 12
Taman Melaka Raya
75000 Melaka
Malaysia
http://www.timehotel-malacca.com/
Nyonya Makko Restaurant
Along our hotel stretch at Jalan Melaka Raya, there are Watsons, hair salon, massage parlours, restaurants and eateries. We went to the Nyonya Makko Restaurant along the Jalan Melaka Raya stretch for a Nyonya lunch.
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| Tidbits & Towels (RM1.80) |
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| Pong Teh (RM10) |
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| Tapioca Leaves (RM7) |
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| Tauhoo Makko (RM7) |
I quite like the Pong Teh as the sauce is flavourful and goes well with rice. Tapioca Leaves were pretty normal, nothing much to pinpoint. But I find myself don't quite fancy the Tauhoo as it is quite
blend.
Total Bill: RM30.20
Nyonya Makko Restaurant 麦哥娘惹餐馆
Restoran Nyonya Makko
123, Jalan Merdeka, Taman Melaka Raya,
75000 Melaka, Malaysia
Tel/Fax: +606-284 0737 / +606-283 7490
Operating Hours: Lunch (11.30am – 2.45pm), Dinner (6pm – 9.30pm), Closed on Tuesdays
Restaurant Sin Yin Hoe
Somewhere near the Jonker Street at Lorong Hang Jebat there are a few coffee shops and there is stall just outside the coffee shop which he recommended for me to try. Sadly, I find it a disappointment as the oyster omelette is not up to mark. As seen in the picture below, the oysters were tiny and the omelette were chopped into tiny pieces. This small plate of oyster omelette actually costed RM8, which is rather steep.
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| Fried Oyster (RM8) |
Restaurant Sin Yin Hoe 新运河海鲜餐室
135 Lorong Hang Jebat
Business hours: 5.30pm to 12am
Bibik House Cendol
This Cendol eating house is location at Jonker Street and tables were set up outside the shop for customers to have their bowls of cendol.
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| Cendol (RM4) |
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| After adding in the jellies and mixing - ready to dig in! |
I find the cendol average. I hope to find a better cendol on my next visit. But if you visit malacca, you should try the cendol, as it is one of their specialities.
129 Jalan Hang Jebat,
75200 Melaka, Malaysia
ABC Nyonya Cendol
Next up, we would like to introduce the star of our this Melaka trip. The ABC Nyonya Cendol Stall is located outside Aik Cheong Coffee at Jonker Street at night.
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| Assam Laksa |
This is the to-die-for assam laksa which we had in Malacca. The soup base is sweet and sour, and the noodles are very smooth and chewy.
 |
| Oyster Omelette |
We had this oyster omelette at one of the stalls along the stalls in the same area. Not bad. There are also several other stalls in the area, and to my surprise there was even a sushi stall! I strongly recommend you to prepare your stomach for the food stalls when you visit Jonker Street.
Restoran Tim Sum Man Ting Siang
Man Ting Siang Restaurant is located along the same stretch as the well-known Restoran Ban Lee Siang Satay Celup at Jalan Ong Kim Wee. This dim sum restaurant is an old coffee shop which sells cheap and decent dim sum.
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| Restoran Tim Sum Man Ting Siang |
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| lor mai kai (glutinous chicken) |
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| century egg porridge |
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| Fried Carrot cake |
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| Fried Prawn Dumpling |
I particularly like the fried carrot cake which comes in big carrot cake chunks with egg bits. It tastes quite different from those I had before in Singapore which has bigger eggs spreading over smaller carrot cake chunks.
Restoran Tim Sum Man Ting Siang 满庭香点心茶楼
45, Jalan Ong Kim Wee,
75300 Malacca
Restoran Hau Wang
We went to this zi char place on our way from Malacca to Johor. Thumbs up for the cheap and good zi char.
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| Hotplat Tofu (RM6) |
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| Fried Kai lan (RM 6) |
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| Sweet and Sour Pork (RM8) |
Total bill: RM25
Restoran Hau Wang 好旺海鲜茶室
6 Jalan Ronggeng 12
81300 Pulai
Johor Darul Takzim
Malaysia
Do also check out our previous Melaka Food entries: Day 1 Day 2 Day 3
