WHERE TO EAT IN MELAKA

3. Calanthe Art Café

Location: 11, JaLan Hang Kasturi, 75200 Malacca City, Malaysia
Operation hour: everyday 9am-11pm

Just off the alley from The Baboon House is Calanthe Art Cafe, specialising on Malaysia’s 13 states coffees and nyonya laksa. Breakfast is only served at weekends from 08:30 to 11:30 though, and with a limited menu (offering only Western breakfast and local favourites such as nasi lemak with choices of tea, coffee and teh tarik), but if there’s one thing to love about Calanthe, it is its vibrant atmosphere, thanks to its funky decor (think rattan furniture hanging from the ceiling and hand-painted walls) and commendable service.

 

4. Kedai Kopi Chung Wah

Location: 18, Jalan Hang Jebat, Malacca
Operation hour: everyday 8:30am-3pm

If you fancy starting your day the same as the locals do, head over to Kedai Kopi Chung Wah for a plate of freshly-made chicken rice balls. One of Malacca’s more unique dishes, chicken rice balls not only provide you with all the protein that you need to kick start your morning off, but the dish is also substantial enough to last you the whole day! A word of caution though: the queue for this chicken rice goodness might be long, as Chung Wah is immensely popular, so get there early to bag a seat.

 

5. Roti Canai Kayu Arang Melaka

Location: 459, Kampung Bakar Batu, 75250 Melakaa, Malaysia
Operation hour: everyday 7am–12pm, 8–11:45pm

If you really want to eat like a local breakfast in Melaka, come right on to Roti Canai Kayu Arang, which is situated in the Kampung Bakar Batu area somewhere in Bachang, Melaka. The simple aesthetics of this place may look like just any average Malay styled gerai, but the roti canai sure packs a punch.

While you are here, you must give their Roti Canai a try or two. The roti is so skilfully prepared that they manage to crisp up the outside but leave the inside fluffy and soft, which is the perfect combination of textures for such a simple dish. The quintessential Malaysian breakfast food item.

 

6. Nasi Lemak Kukus Ala Nyonya

Location: 75250, 8, Jalan Meranti 1, Taman Merdeka, 75350 Malacca
Operation hour: 8am-12pm | closed on Monday

Last but not least, we have the Nasi Lemak Kukus Ala Nyonya, located along Jalan Meranti 1 in the Taman Merdeka area. The place looks like a regular Chinese eatery, except that it is mainly handled by experienced Nyonya chefs, specializing in a special version of Nasi Lemak.

We recommend trying their signature Nasi Lemak Kukus with a side of their Prawn Sambal. The nasi lemak is cooked to fluffy white perfection, with a great aroma of pandan, and the prawns used in the savoury, spicy sambal are fresh and tender.

 

7. Mee Hassan

Location: Jalan Tengkera (near Methodist Girl School)
Operation hour: 8am till finish (Closed on Friday)

Hassan’s Mee has been around for more than 5 decades. Operated by Pak Cik Hassan, he inherited this business from his mother since 1968. The noodle is as cooked with simplicity in mind as it only consists of handful of ingredients – yellow noodles, bean sprouts and their homemade specialty sambal.

Even though the sambal looks red hot, it doesn’t taste as spicy as it seems. There are also bottles of vinegar and kicap manis on each table which you can mix into your noodles’ according to your own liking.

 

8. Selvam Restaurant Malacca

Location: 3, Jalan Temenggong, Bandar Hilir, 75100 Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 7am-10pm

This restaurant located in the Little India, part of Malacca. This restaurant’s address in No 2 Temenggong Street, 75100, Melaca and famous served some India food. Selvam restaurant served typical food of Tamil-Nadu (South India) with cheap price. It’s has variant menu but the best seller one is banana leaf set which consist of rice, vegetables and served on the banana leaf with poppadoms.

Easy on pocket and stomach. Selvam is also known for catering large masses without disappointing. Service is good and friendly and pricing wise they are pretty reasonable for indian food.

 

9. Navy Cafe

Location: 5, Jalan Hang Kasturi, 75200 Melaka
Operation hour: 9am-6pm (closed on Monday)

Tired of your usual roti canai and nasi lemak breakfast? Head over to NAVY Cafe and fill up your tummy with a delicious range of smoothie bowls, toasts and coffees. Their signature dish — salted egg yolk French toast is a must-try if you’re a fan of anything salted egg yolk.

The toast, covered with breadcrumbs is deep-fried and upon slicing, a molten lava of salted egg yolk sauce will drip on to the plate, creating a pool of deliciousness waiting to be devoured. The portion was good for sharing! The food presentation here is also top-notch, perfect for your Instagram feed!

 

10. Kuih nyonya kim batu beremban

Location: 9-1 Bt, 4 1/2 , Batu Berendam, 75350, Melaka, Melaka
Operation hour: 6:30am-10am (closed on Tuesday and public holiday)

Kuih Nyonya Kim is a family-run pastry, well known in Melaka, and the pastry is sold out very quickly, some traditional cuisines such as nasi lemak, mi siam and so on are also old in the house. It’s a marriage of flavours and culture with the existence of Chetti (Peranakan Hindy People) and the Straits Born Chinese coming together and creating one way another what we have now known to be a sweet & savoury little goodness you can find in any parts of Malaysia yet especially sentimental in Melaka.

3. 486 baba low

Location: 486 Jalan Tengkera, Melaka 75200 Malaysia
Operation hour: 7am – 4pm (Closed on Friday)

486 Baba Low, a place that serve authentic Nyonya food. It took us quite some time to find the place as the GPS coordinate I obtained from Bangsar Babe blog couldn’t pin point the exact location. Eventually we found out the stall is located along Jalan Siantan Sek 2. The stall is actually located behind a large house (the house is facing the main road Jalan Tengkera).

Try nyonya laksa. Unlike the usual Laksa, Nyonya Laksa is originated from the Baba & Nyonya (Peranakan). Pungent, rich and well flavored from the spices and chilies, Nyonya laksa broth very so different from the usual laksa we’re used to

 

4. Warung Pak Enal

Location: 4040, Jalan Bukit Katil, 75460 Bukit Katil, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 7:30am – 4:30pm

Warung Pak Enal is a dining destination located along the main road of Bukit Katil – Duyong. The main dish in this stall is mixed rice where there are many choices of side dishes that all look really appetizing, until I do not know what to choose. Other dishes here are like lontong, nasi lemak and goat soup, it is delicious! Before going home, make sure you enjoy the coconut shakenya which is also suitable as a dessert after enjoying various dishes.

 

5. Kedai Makan Majeedia Haj Braini

Location: Medan Selera, Jalan Tun Ali, 75300, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 8am — 8pm

Restoran Majeedia Haj Braini has been established since 1983, that goes a long way without saying! It is a modest Malay eatery in a no-frills surroundings except for shade trees and zinc shed. But nevertheless, the Nasi Beriani Ayam here is not to be missed! Given a portion of rice, a succulent piece of fried chicken, and a crunchy and pickled mix veggie that is simply appetizing, all you need is spoonfuls of concentrated dhal gravy with chilli oil and you will end up with some finger-licking good moments. Alternatively, the daging kambing makes a good substitute for those who favour mutton with curry gravy, over a fried version of chicken.

 

6. Restaurant D’tandoori House

Location: 273 Jalan Melaka Raya 3 Taman Melaka Raya, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 11:30am – 7pm

Tandoori chicken is a popular Indian dish consisting of roasted chicken prepared with yogurt and spices. The name comes from the type of cylindrical clay oven, tandoor, in which the dish is traditionally prepared. Restaurant D’ Tandoori House popular with their tandoori is so tender and I highly recommend it! The naan, a leavened, oven-baked flatbread, boasts a smoky flavor from the tandoori with slightly charred edges. Very tasty, especially when eaten with the tender, flavorful chicken.

 

7. Nasi Ayam Baba

Location:30, Jalan Pegaga, Taman Merdeka, 75350 Melaka
Operation hour: 7am – 7pm (Closed on Friday)

It doesn’t matter if you like nasi ayam or not, if you just try Nasi Ayam Baba, you will not be able to resist falling in love with nasi ayam, that is the level of deliciousness. The secret of its deliciousness is said to lie in its chicken which has such a soft filling. Not only is it delicious, the size of the dish is also quite satisfying.

If you want to know, this restaurant is not only famous for its chicken rice, but also its spicy gearbox which is very appetizing.
In addition to chicken rice and spicy sourdough, other dishes that can be found in this restaurant are chicken chop, wantan noodles, dried chili noodles, burgers and more. The price? It will make you smile

 

8. Melantak Steak Hub

Location: No 11 & 13, Jalan KU 1, Taman Klebang Utama, Klebang, 75200 Melaka
Operation hour: 12pm – 12am (closed on Wednesday)

For lip-smacking steaks in Melaka, look no further than Melantak Steak Hub! Serving imported and halal-certified meats, make space on your table for premium Angus and wagyu beef as well as lamb shank and ribs. Perfect for sharing, this Muslim-owned restaurant also serves large-size talam Western (consists of cheesy macaroni, grilled steaks, fries and vegetables) and talam seafood (consists of crayfish, small mussels, seafood, corncob and vegetables).

 

9. Ee Ji Ban Chicken Rice Ball

Location: 275, Jalan Melaka Raya 3, Taman Melaka Raya, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 10am – 9:30pm

Chicken rice may sound way too ordinary, but there is something special about it when it is rolled into delicious little balls. Served with crispy and juicy roast chicken, Ee Ji Ban takes chicken rice to a new level for any foodie to enjoy! It’s also one of the few places you can get halal-certified chicken rice balls in Melaka! Besides chicken rice, they are also known for Nyonya delicacies such as such as cili garam, sambal petai, cincalok omelette and asam pedas. Halal status: Halal-certified

 

10. Restoran Dima

Location: Lot 1846, 2, Jalan Bukit Beruang Utama, 75450 Melaka
Operation hour: Everyday 12pm – 11.58pm

Let’s eat Arabic food at Dima Restaurant. Various options are served such as Arabic rice, shawarma, Arabic bread, goat kabsa, mandy chicken, zurbiyan chicken and many other dishes.

The meat-based dishes at this restaurant are cooked until tender and quite juicy, eaten in addition to special spices. Everything has its own delicacies.

3. Cendol Kampung Hulu

Location:Makan Avenue, No 26, Jalan Kampung Hulu, Kampung Hulu, 75200 Melaka
Operation hour: 11am-11pm | 11am-12:30am (Friday & Saturday)

Overlooking the Melaka River, you’ll find the locals cramming around their tables for Cendol Kampung Hulu’s sweet and satisfying cendol. Cendol is a kind of dessert made from rice flour served with ice-shavings, red beans, and drizzled with a generous amount of coconut milk and palm sugar syrup. What makes Cendol Kampung Hulu’s version special is the scoop of ice cream that comes with it.

Since it’s situated within Makan Avenue, you can have more than just this sunny day treat! With 18 stalls that call Makan Avenue their home, there’s a very saucy pasembur, delightful cheesy drummets and a hearty roti John to complete your meal.

 

4. Coconut Shake @Klebang Coconut Shake

Location: Taman Setia, Klebang Kechil Malaysia
Location: 11am-6:30pm | 2:30pm-6:30pm (Friday)

It’s the concoction you need for the Hot Melaka Heat. And distinctive stall makes this refreshing drink a real gem – Klebang Coconut Shake. Crowds will be queuing up to dabao for an authentic taste of the concoction of fresh coconut water and its flesh, and the scoop of vanilla ice-cream that gives it a nice balance of sweetness.

Though only established a few years ago, tourists have begun flocking to Klebang just to have a taste of its infamous coconut shake! Coconut water, coconut flesh, ice cubes, and vanilla ice cream are blended into a smoothie, with an option to have it served with a scoop of ice cream on top.

 

5. Kuih Keria Antarabangsa

Location: No. 29-1 Jalan Kristal Merah 2, Taman Limbongan Jaya, Limbongan, 75200 Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 11am – 6.30pm

Kueh Keria is made from sweet potatoes that are steamed and mashed. The dough is then shaped like a doughnut, deep fried and finished off with a layer of palm sugar. This stall is one of those Kueh Keria stalls in Melaka which attracts both local and non-local patrons. Price is reasonable ans tasty as well. But, you have to be early to avoid the queue.

This viral keria is located at both side of the road once you reach there. Price is around RM0.60 per piece. The taste is nice with sweet potatoes is well blended

 

6. The stolen cup

Location: 12, Jalan Hang Jebat 75250 Malacca City, Malaysia
Operation hour: 10am – 6pm (closed on Thursday)

Looking for a resting place along Jonker Street in Melaka? Drop by The Stolen Cup, a cosy Malaysian cafe easily recognisable for its wide entrance.

The rustic garden-esque interior greets with wooden tables and metal chairs amidst lots of potted plants. For a scorching weekday afternoon, the cafe is almost packed as tourists and locals alike drifted in for a cooling homemade soft serve, icy drink or snack.

 

7. Ee Ji Ban Chicken Rice Ball

Location: 275, Jalan Melaka Raya 3, Taman Melaka Raya, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 10am – 9.30pm

Ee Ji Ban Chicken Rice Ball is a Halal-certified Restaurant. Chicken rice may sound way too ordinary, but there is something special about it when it is rolled into delicious little balls. Served with crispy and juicy roast chicken, Ee Ji Ban takes chicken rice to a new level for any foodie to enjoy! It’s also one of the few places you can get halal-certified chicken rice balls in Melaka!

 

8. Mee Sup Tengkera

Location: Lot, 460, Jalan Tengkera, 75200 Malacca
Operation hour: 4pm – 7pm

The legendary food stall, established for more than a decade in Melaka, Mee Sup Tengkera or also known as Mee Gian is a food stall that is famous for its fried poppy and Popia Basah dishes. With a price of only RM1.40 each, you can enjoy some of the most delicious popia ever tasted.

Another dish that can also be found here besides popia is mihun soup which is also the main menu in this restaurant. The soup is quite simple but can be added with pepper powder and soy sauce to further enrich the taste. Other dishes here are like fried noodles, kuey teow and more.

As for drinks, in addition to the regular drinks that we can find in other stores, here there are also Air Mata Kucing that are very refreshing to the throat.

 

9. Mochee Dim Sum House

Location: No.45 Jalan KNMP2A Kompleks Niaga Melaka Perdana, Melaka
Operation hour: 2pm – 1pm | Friday (4pm – 10pm) | closed on Monday

Don’t worry, the trademark of this restaurant is “Halal, Healthy, Hearty,” so everything in this shop can be enjoyed without guilt. For dim sum fans, this restaurant can be the most beautiful paradise for all of you, because here there are not a few but more than 40 types of dim sum to taste. In addition, they also offer a variety of other interesting menus such as babao, mochi ice cream, noodles, pau and more.

 

10. Barkat Roti John

Location:No 60, Jalan Kenanga 1/24,, Taman Kenanga Seksyen 1, Melaka, 75200 Tengkera, Malacca
Operation hour: everyday 5:30pm – 1:30am

Barkat Roti John serve Roti John and many more good Malay food at reasonable prices. What makes their Roti John unique is the sardine fillings. The Roti John is simple but delicious, it only comes with buns and sardine, and no mayonnaise and chilli.

3. Anas Seafood Tanjung Kling

Location: 76400 Tanjung Kling, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 6pm – 12amm

Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere where the sea breeze is always blowing and the scenery is refreshing to the eyes while dining at Anas Seafood Tanjung Kling. Apart from being located by the beach, this eatery is also a popular attraction due to its fast service and also very reasonable prices. Most importantly, the menu offered here is everything cooked to taste.

Among the dishes that can be tried while here are tom yam, dip noodles and many other types of seafood. As a dessert, you must try mango glutinous rice and also lychee kangnya, it really refreshes the throat. If you are around Tanjung Kling, do not forget to stop to eat here okay?

 

4. Seri Nyonya Peranakan Restaurant @ Hotel Equatorial

Location: Level 3 Hotel Equatorial Melaka, Bandar Hilir, Melaka City, Melaka 75000
Operation hour: everyday 12pm-2:30pm; 6:30pm-10:30pm

Although the restaurant being pricey. The taste are authentic and balanced . serving a fresh food and dined in comfort with Kroncong music in background . The price was reasonable considering the high standards of food and service . Serving all Malaysians with their halal-certified establishment is famous for their authenticity and affordable price range amidst its luxurious vibe with its traditional yet elegant decor, roomy space, and good hospitality. While you’re at it, be sure to give their ikan goreng cili garam (deep-fried fish with spicy chili paste) a try and wrap up your meal with their signature drinks like Assam Boi and Cincau Susu. No better dessert to end your meal other than their signature durian cendol!

 

5. Rumah Makan Cibiuk

Location: 8 & 10, Lingkaran Mitc, Kompleks Perniagaan Mitc Perdana, 75450 Ayer Keroh, Melaka
Operation hour: 11.00 am – 11.00 pm | Friday (2.30 pm – 11.00 pm)

With a vibe like being in Bali, Rumah Makan Cibiuk is an interesting restaurant to try if you want to taste the perfectly produced Indonesian cuisine.

Having a branch in Indonesia, it can be said that this is one of the restaurant where you can enjoy dishes with a truly original taste from the other country. The types of food served are also quite unusual heard with names such as nasi timbel, nasi liwet, ayam bakakak and many more. Eaten with sambal and ulam provided, it is worth a try.

Do not dare to try a menu you have never heard of? It doesn’t matter, there are many other menus that can be ordered such as tail soup, satay and more. Whatever you plan to order, all the ingredients used clearly feel fresh. For drinks, you must try the avocado juice, it is very tasty.

 

6. Ikan Bakar Alai Melaka

Location: Mukmin Ikan Bakar Alai, Jalan Alai Perdana 8
Operation hour: 4.30 pm –11.30 pm (closed on Tuesday)

If you want some good ikan bakar, you may have to go to Alai. It’s a little far from town but it’s worth the journey. Basically you have to pick which seafood you want and what style you want them to cook the seafood.
There are plenty of ikan bakar stalls at Alai and I find them rather similar. The sotong goreng tepung is definitely one of my highlights there. What’s awesome is their chili. It’s black in color and it packs an explosion of flavor! Really good when eaten with the grilled fish

 

7. Bonani Restaurant

Location: 48, Jalan Laksamana Cheng Ho, 75000 Melaka
Operation hour: Everyday 4:30pm – 11pm

This fast food offers its guests to try Indian cuisine. The truth is that you will really like good chicken tikka, kebabs and chicken madras. Bonani is well known for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. Pay reasonable prices for eating at this place. Google gives it 4.5 so you can choose this spot to spend a good time here. They used to be located at Melaka Raya but has since shifted near Bukit Cina. The location isn’t very tourist friendly but the food may be worth the visit.

 

8. Sharing Plates Cafe

Location: 143, Jalan Bendahara, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 9.00am – 11.30pm

Managed by the same team at Melaka’s institution The Daily Fix, Sharing Plates welcomes diners with an Instagrammable facade of charming pastel green window frames, Peranakan-style ceramic tiles, marble tables and lush greeneries. The Insta-worthy decor is also reflected in their dishes, which are thoughtfully prepared so you’ll be salivating once the food arrives at the table. The menu is slightly similar to The Daily Fix, but as Malaysians say, same same but different. Some of the must-tries include french toast with teh tarik sauce, guacamole on toast, and berry blast smoothies.

 

9. Cengkerang Seafood Jumble

Location: No. 10 Jalan KLJ 1A, Taman Kota Laksamana Jaya, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
Operation hour: everyday 5pm-11pm

Shop with a black theme on the walls and brown from the wooden tones of the furniture, Cengkerang Seafood Jumble is a dining location that can also be used as a relaxing place to hang out.
Its appeal lies not only in the interior decoration, but also in the dishes served. With the concept of shell out, you can enjoy a variety of fresh seafood to your heart’s content. Among those that will be sent to your table are mentarang, crab, shrimp, crab, squid, lobster, clams and more.  Satisfied with the seafood, you can dessert with a variety of cakes that are also available here.

 

10. Bunga & Tembok Café

Location: 53 Krubong Perdana (Jalan KP 1) 75260 Malacca, Melaka Malaysia
Operation hour: 5pm – 11pm (closed on Sunday)

Not only does it have an interesting atmosphere, many menus are served to get ‘double thumbs up!’ Everything is produced perfectly. The lamb grill is quite tender and juicy and dense with meat. Meatballs and even mashed potatoes taste quite fresh. The grill chicken dish as well as the fried chicken is also very tempting.
Not only serves western cuisine, another food that you can also try here is its very appetizing briani rice. Interestingly, the shop is not stingy with the size of the dish, very satisfying. The price charged is also quite reasonable for such solid food quality.

3. Asam Pedas Claypot

Location: 86, Jalan Laksamana 5, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
Operation hour: every day 6pm-4am (closed on Wednesday)

There is a choice of indoors and outdoors and I’d say it’s rather spacious. It is sour and spicy all at the same time, with the stingray flesh being really tender and pairing well with the rice. Also ordered a neighbouring mamak’s store otah, which is slightly sweeter than the version we get back home.

The salted egg goes very well with the stingray, providing a contrast of flavours, definitely something I’ll devour after a night of drinking. It opens from 6pm – 4am, so you get the drift. The spiciness level may vary depending on the chef cooking so you probably should determine how spicy you want it before placing order.

 

4. Pak Putra Tandoori & Naan

Location: Pak Putra Tandoori & Naan: Jalan Laksamana 4, 75200 Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 5:30pm-1am (closed on public holiday)

Pak Putra Tandoori & Naan has the best tandoori and naan, hands down. Just a few steps away from the Asam Pedas Claypot, Pak Putra will wow you away with their juicy and tender tandoori chicken.

Forget all the dry tandoori you get at most places, Pak Putra serves them succulent with a fluffy naan that is oh-so-fragrant. Pair it with their decadent lassi and you’re never going to think of Indian fare the same way again.

 

5. Ikan Bakar Parameswara @Umbai Melaka

Location: Medan Ikan Bakar, Pengkalan, 75460, Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 5pm – 12am (closed on public holiday)

About 20 minutes’ drive from Melaka town is a quiet coastal village named Umbai, famed for its fresh seafood and ikan bakar (grilled fish) methods. The ikan pari (stingray) is a very popular choice among diners here and can be cooked either bakar or bakar sambal-style.

The village has many stalls and warungs (Malay restaurants), but Ikan Bakar Parameswara was the most popular one by far, having more diners than the other restaurants. Their menu listed a range of choices which were slightly overwhelming.

 

6. Umbai Grilled Fish

Location: Jalan Pernu 10, Kampung Pernu, 75460 Melaka
Operation hour: everyday 4pm – 1am

Specialising in ikan bakar (grilled fish) and other seafood delights, the village has space for 24 food and beverage stalls and six handicraft and other shops mostly arranged in a semi-circle facing an open air stage and seating area. Some of the seating pavilions are built on stilts above the water to enjoy cooling sea breezes. The whole complex is protected from the sea by a boardwalk and fishing jetty. There is also a viewing tower. The boardwalk extends as far as the nearby fishing village of Umbai where fishing boats are moored on the banks of a river. You can hire boats to Pulau Besar from here.

 

7. Mango Float Royale

Location: Kampung Sungai Putat, 75350 Batu Berendam, Malacca
Operation hour: Mon – Sat 2pm – 11.30pm | Sun 11am – 6pm

Enjoy the taste of freshly ground mangoes along with ice, Mango Float Royale. Some pieces of mango fruit and vanilla ice cream are used as toppings, quite refreshing to enjoy, especially in hot weather. In addition to float juice, at the same stall there are also food sales such as kuih keria, mee kari, corn grill, meatball and many more that can be enjoyed while relaxing enjoying the outdoor air.

 

8. Mee Besen Original

Location: 17, Jalan PNDD 1, Kampung Durian Daun Dalam, 75200 Melaka
Operation hour: :30pm–10.00pm | Sunday (3.30pm – 12.00am) | Monday (close)

This restaurant located in the Little India, part of Malacca. This restaurant’s address in No 2 Temenggong Street, 75100, Melaca and famous served some India food. Selvam restaurant served typical food of Tamil-Nadu (South India) with cheap price. It’s has variant menu but the best seller one is banana leaf set which consist of rice, vegetables and served on the banana leaf with poppadoms.

Easy on pocket and stomach. Selvam is also known for catering large masses without disappointing. Service is good and friendly and pricing wise they are pretty reasonable for indian food.

 

9. Cafeology Café & Restaurant

Location: Lot 21 & 23, Ixora Condominium, Jalan Bukit Beruang, 75450 Bukit Beruang
Operation hour: everyday (8.30am – 12am)

Listen to the name of this cafe which is Cafeology Café & Restaurant, you can already imagine the atmosphere of the shop which must be cooler than usual, right? Using brick walls and wooden floors, the atmosphere in this shop, feels quite hipster and looks cool for optimal comfort while you relax enjoying the meal.

Not only is it good to look at, you can get all kinds of delicious dishes from this cafe such as spaghetti, sandwiches, burgers, waffles, cakes, chicken chops, lamb chops and more.

The type of coffee offered is also quite varied with each serving having a pretty kaw taste. In short, everything about this restaurant from the atmosphere to the quality of food and drink can be given 5 stars.stars.

 

10. Yong Tau Fu Gelombang Biru

Location: No. 33, Jalan Bertam Perdana 9, Taman Bertam Perdana, 75250 Melaka
Operation hour: Tue – Sun (6pm – 12am) | Monday (close)

Fans of yong tau fu? If so, you must stop by Yong Tau Fu Gelombang Biru located in Taman Bertam Perdana. The store is quite crowded with people especially during the holiday season or weekends, but believe me, your wait turns out to be very worthwhile when the food starts to be fed to the mouth.

Apart from offering various combinations of different yong tau fu, from meat to vegetables, other dishes that are also offered are such as kempas brains and also nasi lemak.