Wednesday, April 04, 2007

Malacca Food Guide

Sick of work. I'm now planning a short trip (yeah..a food trip) to Malacca this Saturday. Browsed thru the internet and I found the ultimate Malacca food guide. Anyway, do drop me a comment if you have some real goodie authentic not-to-be -missed Malacca food to rekomend ^_^

Presenting the ultimate malacca food guide by Flavours Magazine:


RICE

Hoe Kee Chicken rice ball @ Jonker Street





BBQ Pork Rice from Bunga Raya Lane





NUDLES



Mee Kahwin from Restaurant Ming Huat (shop opposite turning to the Portuguese Settlement)


Hee Kiaw from Teo Heng @ Wang Food Court (Next to Grand Continental Hotel)

SATAY




Capitol satay celup @ Lorong Bukit Cina (Open till last customer leave, closed on Mondays)


Speciality: Dunk your seafood into boiling satay peanut sauce.






Hainanese Pork Satay@ Sun May Hiong Satay House, Jonker Street.
Rekomended by KY who luvs the pork intestine satays.


DESSERT



Chendol from No.1 Kopitiam

(across form Hoe Kee)



Clock Tower Chendol

(Stall opposite the Clock Tower)



Homemade Ice-cream from Tai Chong Hygenic Ice Cafe @ Jalan Bunga Raya.


Nyonya dessert from Tai Bak @ Jalan Tengkera (opposite ACS/ Wesley Church)
According to Flavours, this nyonya dessert is in danger of extinction.



PORTUGUESE FLAIRS




San Pedro Restaurant @ D' Aranjo Road, Portuguese Settlement, Ujong Pasir.




DMG Cafe @ Taman Melaka Raya (Next to Malacca Club)

I'm drooling rite now....

21 comments:

Anonymous said...

Mmmmm how come the food guide didnt introduce the "Teo-chew" restaurant along jonker street ah? My family went there and had a wonderful seafood feast over there! Restaurant is ez to overlook cuz of its appearance... like a simple kopitiam with the cooking done in the front and only about 6 tables inside. But apparently some famous big names have dine there and their pictures are on the wall.... from Lee Kuan Yew, to Quek Leng Chai (forgive my spelling) and many more!!!! oh and did i mention that the restaurant has been there 4 more that 80+ yrs? (i think its 80+ yrs... i dun have the name card with me rite now to confirm it :P)

Kok said...

xiu long bao,
Looks like you're going to gain fat real soon eh? hahaha! But, life without food, really have nothing to look forward. So, just enjoy and eat!:)

Precious Pea said...

Wahh...are you staying over? Can manage to sample all the goodies or not?? Never mind..those than can tar bau back,then you tar bau. Enjoy your Malacca trip!

sc said...

there's a really good ikan bakar place at a malay kampung in malacca. fantastic grilled sotong & otak otak, served with nasi lemak. a local brought me there (opens for dinner only), but i dont know how to get there now :(. anyone out there who knows?

Xiu Long Bao said...

CSB:
that teo chew restaurant so secluded la. I oso nvr notice it @ jonker street ;p

kok:
haha...dats y i'm doing power exercise now! Every morning swim 10 rounds before goin2 work. After sao gong go work out @ gym...taadaaa..i can eat more this weekend :)

precious pea:
yup...stay over for one nite! Sure will tar pau some nyonya kuihs, changs and rice balls ^_^ Anyway I think wiv my big appetite i can sample veli much food there...hehe...btw, i recalled dat last July, i went to malacca for a very short one day trip, ie 3 hours but i mananged to stuff one bowl of laksa, 2 bowls of chendol, one plate of chicken rice balls n some kuihs....so terror *shy shy*

sc:
waa...anyone noes the way??? Makes me drool drool.Btw, i think we need to get locals to bring us around malacca to sample the real authentic malacca food. I only noe how to go jonker street :P

tankiasu said...

You might wanna try the Hing Loong Taiwanese Noodle on Jln Bachang as well.

After this hectic Easter weekend, I wanna drive up to Ipoh and Penang to eat everything under the sun!!!

Xiu Long Bao said...

tankiasu:
taiwanese nudles...ok noted!(if i managed to locate jln bachang...hehe my sense of direction...sigh...kinda hopeless).

I wana go penang too...n drop by ipoh for some nudles...slurppp...too bad can't make it now...for the moment i'll get my cravings fixed @ malacca first!

wmw said...

I'm going there next week over the weekend. Don't forget to try the original Mille Crepe cake....At Nadese's (according to Jason Mumbles' blog, it's the best). He says it's located at Plaza Mahkota, near Costa Rica Hotel and OUB Bank. Hehe. I'm making sure that I go there and get a comparison with Sec 17 Food Foundry's.

MeiyeN said...

do drop by this place selling rojak @ taman asean when you are in malacca! yummyy.....:D

http://limmeiyen.blogspot.com/2007/02/rojak-taman-asean-malacca.html

Xiu Long Bao said...

wmw: Plaza Mahkota= Mahkota Parade? I read bout that post...Nardese only bakes one type of cake, ie Mille Crepe which really ignites my interest!!!

Xiu Long Bao said...

meiyen: where is taman asean? i only noe jonker street n mahkota parade in malacca :P

Tiensoon said...

I'm absolutely agree with Jason on the outdated food guide you've downloaded from Txxxxxx-Mxxxxx.com :)

Too bad I'll be in Bangkok during this coming weekend, or else I can join Jason to be your "local guides" haha

By the way, you may visit AmazingMelaka.com for further information about Melaka ;)

Tummythoz said...

Wahlau-eh. After Jason's dos & donts, your trip should be best or d best-lah! Wish I can tag along ..

Xiu Long Bao said...

jason:
OMG...this is the longest comment I have ever received. Seriously, thanks alot for the guide. U r such a good Malacca Ambassador. For the best chendol in town, as u mentioned, I think the kedai antik is the shop that i frequent whenever im travelling to malacca. Agree that it serves the best chendol :)
I dun think i will manage to savour all the delicacies rekomended by u in 2 days but then again, i'll revisit malacca soon just for ur guide ;p

tien soon:
halo there, aiyorr...im so outdated man...thx alot for the info! Will definitely stuff myself with the food rekomended by jason :)

tummythoz:
keep jason's guide for ur nxt visit to malacca la...i was really amazed by the list :O

Anonymous said...

Such comprehensive details on what to eat in Malacca! Wish you have a great makan trip there ;)

boo_licious said...

Must eats at Malacca is Donald and Lily Tan's Nyonya cendol just off the carpark at Jonker Street. Featured in the New York Times ok, so don't play play!

The teochew restaurant is also a must - such good food but you must book ahead.

Kok said...

xiu long bao,
I think you're not that "fat" gua... Just eat but don't forget exercise loh. No need to work out until that "fierce". haha!

Anonymous said...

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Xiu Long Bao said...

jason aka ipohwav3:
ur turn to giv me eating tips when i travel to ipoh :)

boo_licious: really??? nvr notice this famous chendol from the carpark. Noted!

OMG...since so many of u rekomend this low profile teochew restaurant, i hav no reasons not to try it out!

Xiu Long Bao said...

kok:
haha...gud to exercise more! then can eat more!!!

CSB: ;p

Anonymous said...

Thank you. I read all the comments here and I have clear direction now what to eat in Melaka next sat and sun. Hehe.