The 50 best kopitiam spots in Melaka

Actually the food quality worth more than 1 star and overall definitely more than 2 starts. Unfortunately, the cold brew coffee is contaminated and 3rd party delivery not willing for refund. Sorry but the 3rd party delivery makes me feel the cafe is not apologetic at all regarding their non fresh food quality. Do not order their cold brew for takeaway. Or rather order anything that can be freshly made. Pandan pancake indeed very good. Gula Melaka fillings makes the entire pancake taste so delicious. With or without the shredded coconuts are good. Risotto with black ink above average but definitely not something I will wow having it. Drinks is no no to me specially for takeaway. Contaminated coffee and salted ice chocolate tasted weird and not strong chocolate is taste. In housing dining is always crowded that’s why we chosen 3rd party delivery option to try the food and drinks. Ambience is good, one of the few nicely renovated and photographic cafes at jonker street. Please take note of your cold brew and ensure it’s good or rather consumable before handling to consumers. Kinda disappointed thou.

Started the morning at The Daily Fix Café and it was such a lovely way to begin the day. The cozy, photo-worthy space tucked behind a gelato shop was packed but worth the wait. The Local Pandan Pancake was crisp on the outside and soft inside with rich gula melaka syrup and coconut that we wished came in an extra scoop. The Fish and Chips were golden, crunchy, and perfectly paired with garlicky tartar sauce. The Signature Salted Gula Melaka Coffee was smooth and balanced, while the TDF Dirty Latte with earl grey milk and ristretto was outstanding. A must-visit every Melaka trip. 📸 Follow @ayaalan.foodie for more foodie reviews!

Went there to grab a quick dinner. Ordered smoked duck aglio olio pasta and onde-onde cake. The meal came quickly and freshly-made. The pasta was very flavorful, and the cake was light, not overly sweet and delicious. The cafe has a very nostalgic and rustic vibes. The restroom was comfortable. This is a great option in Jonker Walk area after a long walk, especially since a lot of other cafes close earlier. The services were nice and warm.

The queue was long, but manageable bcs you get to shop around first and get a scoop of gelato like me! The souvenirs were so cuteee too, it’ll easily keep you occupied while waiting. Gelatos were chef’s kiss!! Then we had big breakfast and no-meat spaghetti. Portion was enourmous, good for sharing. Taste wise — its was pretty nice. Amazing ambiance, definitely instagram worthy. Should check it out if you have time.

This is kind of like the IT spot in town right now. So, especially if you’re coming on a weekends, be prepare to queue. I went there on a Sunday for brunch, and the wait was around 1 hour. They have seating area on 2 floors, but if possible, ask for the one on the ground floor. Because once you got a table, you need to order at the cashier which is only available on the ground floor. Also the stairs were a bit steep. For the food, we got the Eggs Benedict, Onion Rings, and Pandan Pancake. The Eggs Benedict was ok but the egg is slightly overcooked for this style. Pancake was nice, it was fluffy and got that coconut gula melaka filling. Onion rings were as expected. For the drink, got juice, latte, and iced chocolate. Iced chocolate was a bit bland for my preference, as it has more milk with a slight taste of cocoa powder. As for the other 2, both were ok. The staff was welcoming & kind. Food came rather slow but understandable due to the number of guests they have. — do check their opening hours before coming. They closes early on Friday-Sunday (5.30pm)

Looking for a Yummylicious, shockalingam, slurpylicious fix for breakfast? If you are in Melaka, check out the tantalizing big breakfast and the pancakes at The Daily Fix. The breakfast options here is huge in variety and is super delicious and will make your mouth water like it has not watered before. Wash all of it down with a delicious mug of coffee served hot or cold.

A friend told me that the coffee here is very good, thus I must try. The Flat White in Daily Fix cafe is truly good, coffee taste just right at perfect temperature. The staff recommended Club Sandwich and it’s HUGE! Good delicious toast chicken, chicken ham and salads, it would have been even better if it’s warmer. Nevertheless sitting at a sewing machine for breakfast is very enjoyable.

Lovely old school dimsum place, service is good and efficient (and speak in English). The steamed dimsums are better in taste, each having its own flavor. Opens mainly for breakfast till 11:30 am. For tourists like me, this hit the spot. Oh, also spotlessly clean!

Went to eat super early in the morning thinking there's a crowd to beat. It's our 2nd time back after a long time. The food is pretty typical dim sum fare, nothing exceptional. I've had better dim sum fare. Spent RM 132 for 4a and 1c.

Homemade dimsum served here. We found the dimsum to be hit or miss depending on which you got. We came over a long weekend so the situation was very chaotic when we visited. We ordered the lotus leaf rice (5/5), charsiew bao (4/5), xiaolongbao (3/5), lau sha bao (4/5), siewmai (4/5), yam pork (3/5), fried prawn dumpling (4/5), fried tofu (3/5). We noted quite a few of their dimsum looked different from the standard look, so be sure to ask what everything is :) we found the pricing a little steep but it’s acceptable for the area. RM78 for 4 pax.

People are friendly there, service is good and attentive The Dimsum are look like in-house made, (not frozen one from the factory) Lotus leaf rice and prawn Siumai are very nice!!!! We ordered 11 Dimsum + chrysanthemum drink+ a pot of tea (1pax) only RM 58.8. There’s slightly hot in the shop even sitting outdoor. It’s the only drawback part. But it’s ok, jz go there in a less-sunny day or early morning. ☺️

According to my local friend, locals in Melaka don’t usually eat dim sum for lunch — the latest they’ll have it is around 10am. True enough, we arrived at 12 noon and there were only 3 occupied tables, including ours. By then, the food selection was quite limited — the congee was sold out, and only some dim sum items and remaining baos were available. That said, it didn’t stop us from staying for a quick meal. We still enjoyed a few dim sum dishes. Portions are small but well done. The har gow skin was on the thicker side, but the flavour was still good. The lor mai gai was the highlight for my husband — fragrant, comforting, and filling. Payment was made in cash, though I did spot a QR code, so e-payment might be accepted too.

Traditional dim sum shop with a wide selection of dim sum. Dim sum filling is nice and tasty but some dishes were a miss. Bao(bun) skin was too thick and doughy not allowing the flavours of the filling to shine through.

I will make sure to drop by this place for breakfast every time I visit Malacca. Although its dim sum is not the best I have tasted anywhere outside Hong Kong, the vibes feel very authentic just like a traditional Cantonese family-run dim sum restaurant.

☕️Nestled in the charming streets of Malacca, Malaysia, Lung Ann Refreshments beckons coffee enthusiasts and foodies alike for an unforgettable dining experience. My first visit for a cup of their aromatic coffee turned into a delightful journey of flavors when I tried their heavenly egg and toast set. The half-boiled egg was perfectly executed, providing a creamy and yolky indulgence that paired flawlessly with the crisp toast. On subsequent visits, I couldn't resist delving into their noodles, which were cooked to perfection and left me craving for more. The combination of the aromatic coffee, heavenly egg, and flavorful noodles at Lung Ann Refreshments truly sets the bar high for a satisfying breakfast experience.

My favourite Hainanese kopitiam near Jonker has a new noodle stall! Great addition for people who are keen for some warm comfort food early in the morning, this couple sells laksa and yeekiawmee at Lung Ann! The laksa is not creamy santan-ish like the typical nyonya laksa, but more of those traditional wet market kind, I love it! The aroma is fragrant, not too lemak. Yeekiawmee, as usual I ordered white sauce with no taugeh, surprisingly the gravy is not heavy on sesame oil/soy sauce, it's quite "chng", mix with the sambal, it's quite settling especially as a first meal in the morning, not too savoury! Do drop by for some hot piping noodles if you're round the corner! Sometimes boss can be quite overwhelmed with the orders so the preparation may take time, don't come with a hungry tummy! Or maybe you can indulge in traditional Hainanese coffee, toast and nasi lemak while you're waiting! If you like coffee or tea that is gao, this is a good place for some chit chat (like all the old uncle aunties with newspaper early morning).. However, as they are severely lacked of hands (boss and ladyboss are old), please be patient!

i so wanted to gatekeep this place from the public but i guess not. we stumbled upon this place while walking to another kopitiam. decided to give this place a try and indeed, there were no regrets. nasi lemak sedap, roti bakar sedap, half boiled eggs sedap, kopi sedap. and murah!

Excellent breakfast place. Offer the basic. But done really well.

Hearty breakfast for light eater. Also they have cham in the menu. Very local, very authentic.

Small kopitiam near Jonker. Simple and relatively cheap makan. $9.50 for ice coffee, kaya toast and half boiled eggs. Most customers are local aunties and uncles living and working nearby. Authentic.

Very old timey place, with pretty good toast and steamed bread, half boiled eggs were perfection. Teow chew noodles seems a lot like koay chap and the curry mee is very tasty too. The kopi o ice is good too.

We went here for a culture and heritage. If you go to Malacca without visiting Jonker, then you are not really visiting Malacca. The market is quite long and have a lot of items available from foods, souvenirs and clothes. Beside hawker stall, few shops are also open. The vibe here is very nice, lot of people, crowded but it's good tho. Parking can be struggle around this area so make sure to plan your arrival well. From here you also can walk to others historical spots like afamosa, makam hang kasturi, museum, menara jam and stadhuys. Some items here are quite rare too. The view are also very nice, classic architecture and wonderful experience

Only active from Friday to Sunday, from morning until late night, but absolutely worth planning around. I had the pleasure of experiencing the place both during the day and at night, and it was incredible each time. It’s a wonderful place and a fantastic experience — an absolute must if you’re in Melaka. There’s so much to see, eat, drink, and shop. It’s a shopper’s paradise with unique goods, amazing food, and incredibly low prices. Overwhelming in the best way possible, with endless options and choices.

Jonker Street (Jalan Hang Jebat, Melaka) Located in the heart of Melaka’s Chinatown, Malaysia Jonker Street, officially known as Jalan Hang Jebat, is the vibrant soul of Melaka’s Chinatown — a lively stretch famous for its night market, heritage shophouses, antique stores, cafés, and street food. Once home to wealthy Peranakan (Straits Chinese) families, the street’s architecture reflects centuries of cultural fusion — Dutch, Portuguese, Chinese, and British influences all intertwined in ornate façades and wooden shutters. By day, Jonker Street is a charming lane of antique dealers, art galleries, craft shops, and traditional bakeries, selling everything from vintage cameras and porcelain to pineapple tarts and handmade jewelry. When night falls, the entire street transforms into one of Malaysia’s most beloved night markets — buzzing with food stalls, music, and lights. Visitors can savour local favourites like chicken rice balls, cendol, Nyonya laksa, satay celup, and fried radish cake, while browsing through rows of souvenirs and handmade crafts. The air is filled with laughter, the aroma of grilled skewers, and the rhythm of buskers performing under lanterns. Beyond its food and fun, Jonker Street is also a living museum — a place where heritage, commerce, and community coexist. Nearby attractions include Cheng Hoon Teng Temple (Malaysia’s oldest Chinese temple), Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum, and Kampung Kling Mosque, all within walking distance. Today, Jonker Street remains the beating heart of Melaka’s old town — a symbol of multicultural Malaysia and a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience its historic charm, creative energy, and timeless street life.

Good for a night stroll after dinner. Can get dessrts and supper. Must try their ice blended mango from the stalls. There's also stinky tofu, and many more local treats. Even selling toys and souvenirs.

Jonker Street, officially known as Jalan Hang Jebat, sits at the heart of Malacca’s historic Chinatown a lively blend of heritage, culture, and chaos in the best possible way. By day, its narrow lanes reveal rows of centuries-old shophouses, once home to Peranakan merchants, now transformed into cafés, antique stores, and quirky boutiques. By night, Jonker Street transforms into a vibrant night market where the air fills with the scent of grilled satay, chicken rice balls, and the sweet smoke of coconut pancakes.

The best night market kn Saturday night. Full with food and merchandise items. Is a MUST visited venue. A busy night market showcase traditional and fusion street foods. Just spend a two hours slowly navigating this narrow street. I just ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ it.

An amazing place to visit especially during nights. A lots of vendors. You can enjoy the view, tricycle and many more. Its quite crowded during night but it is worth the walk.

Mmm. The service is ok only given they use QR scan for customers to take their own order. Only service is when they bring the food to the customers. Nostalgic deco and warm atmosphere, but the seating is not comfortable. Table is too close to the cabin stool. Food - nasi lemak is ok and I quite like it. However, the chicken chop is pretty bad on the meat. It’s not fresh. The sauce is too sweet… Drink - I ordered a state coffee but the taste of it doesn’t taste too local and very thin flavour. I’ll reserve my stomach space for other restaurants that offer way better food than here.

Stumbled across this cafe late evening and thought let’s sit down for a coffee. I was shown to a table by a very polite slim handsome young man who gestured for me to use the QR thingy….as I’m not that good with these modern ways I asked if he had a normal menu and hay presto he popped one on my table. After much debate I chose a strong dark coffee K03 and gestured to him I was ready to order. He easily took my order via his hand held device and within a short while the coffee arrived. To say I absolutely love coffee would be an understatement and this one was absolutely stunning, lush strong flavours but no bitterness. I will be back for another and enjoy some food to go with it in the next few days.

Unexpectedly Charming for a Non-Coffee Drinker! I'm usually not a coffee aficionado, but this cafe and its ambiance converted me for a moment! I had a perfectly relaxing and restful time here. Instead of my usual order, I opted for their Kopi Pulau Pinang, and truly savored every sip — it was smooth, aromatic, and just what I needed. The staff are exceptionally warm and engaging. They took the time to chat with me and were generous enough to offer a free sample of their recommended Kopi of the Day — Kopi Kelantan, a special they change daily, which is a wonderful touch! It felt like I was being hosted, not just served. A Fun Challenge: While you're enjoying your drink, try spotting the fascinating, old photograph-like face across the road near CAC! It's a unique little visual quirk that adds to the charm of the location. The answer is in one of the pictures.

What's good for dinner? This place packs some real good dishes, be it enjoyed individually or by sharing. Ordered the Calanthe Laksa Noodle Soup, Curry Laksa, Signature Laksa, Creamy Curry Butter Chicken, Tom yum. Also a Western meal to add to our degustation. Interesting 13 States Coffee for your preferential enjoyment. Good ambience and apt for those who likes to photograph and share online.

Unique experience to try coffee from 13 states of Malaysia. While each has its own distinctive taste, I like the one from Penang, Melaka, Johor and Kelantan. Best part it comes with a take home cup from the place. Nice.

An excellent place for a coffee break in the hot afternoon near Jonker Walk. We parked at a nearby open parking space and walked here easily. I enjoyed the cold homemade sour plum drink since I’m not into coffee and it was too hot for trying out hot chocolate myself. Family enjoyed our time relaxing here, which has a small indoor fish pond and plenty of retro kitchenware hanging on the wall. The crepe cake was fine while the waffle was small and unimpressive. Overall, a recommended cafe around Jonker area.

Went there during a weekday and didn’t have to wait at all. Tried their Laksa and it was good. Ordered the Kelantan coffee too and was aromatic and quite good. Our coffee and Laksa took some time to arrive though. But overall a great place for food and great ambience with antiques and old decos.

For those who have dogs or travelling with dog, this place is a must stop. Beautiful cozy ambiance, with soothing piped- in music to calm your pup down. We fell in love with this place the minute we stepped into this restaurant. Friendly staff, good range of food selection from the menu. However, the taste can be improved. Highly recommend this place for those with pets.

Food: 5/5 Stars Nice Melaka coffee, pastries and cakes. Environment: 5/5 Stars Truly aesthetic and majestic with baba nyonya style. Whole place was spacious and seating arrangement was special. Ambience was also cozy and not noisy. Service: 5/5 Stars The young waiter was patient and good at recommending items on the menu. Location: 5/5 Stars Strategically located in Bukit Cina and within walking distance from Jonker Street. Very convenient for travellers. Price: 4/5 Stars Considered reasonable. Overall: 4/5 Stars

The atmosphere was fantastic ,extra points for being pet-friendly. Staff was incredibly warm and attentive, making sure we felt taken care of throughout our visit. Carbonara was abit on the watery side, could have make it creamier. The texture of pork ribs is well cooked but there’s a porky taste to it which I think could had been handled well. The ciabatta with the satay chicken was made really well, great fusion effort done there.

Nice ambience. Likely family business with informal service. Food fusion. Chili garam pork with fettuccine. Deconstructed cheesecake. Prices above average

Came in on a week day wanting an all day breakfast, and this was exactly what i wanted! Bih Portion, cooked well to request! The sweetened granola on the salad was the highlight! Such a good combo! Pork sausage was crunchy, prefectly cooked! The atmosphere is always so devinely calming here... they have nice mautau bun burgers which are super yummy too!

We came to this restaurant that is housed in a heritage building for lunch. The decor is very interesting and the place quiet and relaxing. Staff were friendly and approachable. They serve western food and some local coffee. There are many photo worthy spots here. The teriyaki burger was good as was the sourdough egg dish. They have many paintings here so it's a relaxing place to appreciate some art.

Was there with the family on 5 Oct Sun for brunch. Short walk from our hotel Ibis Melaka. Agree with earlier reviews, food was very good and the portions generous. We had the ribs, smoked duck, chicken chop and pork belly pasta and french toast. Ambience was cosy indeed. Great place to while away a sun morning. Highly recommend this place.

Very good traditional wanton mee- old school flavor. The toast and coffee are acceptable. Local pricing as the coffee shop front age is nondescript and doesn't attract the tourists.

Recently found out this place. The wantan noodle isn’t bad, worth trying. Half boiled egg is done perfectly good. Location is convenient just next to the stage at jonker street.

Toast with Kaya butter is crispy, half boiled egg is Kampung egg just nice

Delicious food, especially the noodles 😋 The elderly chef works carefully, so ordering requires patience ，but it's absolutely worth the wait～

Actually we wanted to eat the restaurant opposite, Ah Ma Ho Liao, but the restaurant was tore down for renovation. This coffee shop is right opposite, they serve traditional breakfast set and wanton mee. A normal breakfast set, with a garlic bread and Kaya butter toast, with a beverage is about RM 14.50. The tea not as fantastic, the garlic bread like missing something. But can feel a lot of effort put into preparing the food. Wanton mee was okay, but would love it if the noodles is abit more bouncy.

This is a place where the local and tourist patron for breakfast and coffee. The authentic local flavour Wan Tan Mee reminded me of my childhood. I ordered a small portion at RM6 each. The coffee is good. There is a stall selling local nyonya kuih and nasi lemak in the front. You can top it up if the Wan Tan Mee is not enough. I saw other people ordered toasted bread and half boiled eggs etc. The service is good, and the cleanliness is good as well. You have a choice to sit inside the shop or the outdoor space overlooking Jonker street and the side road.

Heng Huat Coffee Shop is one of those old-school neighbourhood spots that carries a quiet nostalgia — the kind of place your dad went to, and somehow it still looks and feels the same decades later. It has that classic kopitiam atmosphere: unpretentious, familiar, and gently buzzing with regulars who’ve been coming for years. There’s a simplicity to it that makes the experience feel grounded and honest. The wantan mee here is decent and dependable, delivering the comforting flavours you’d expect without trying to be anything more. Springy noodles, a light but flavourful sauce, and straightforward char siu make it an easy, satisfying choice if you’re already nearby. It’s not a destination meal, but it’s a slice of local familiarity — the kind of bowl that tastes a bit better because of the memories attached to it.

Easily the best breakfast spot we’ve had so far — clearly a local favourite! According to my friend who’s from Melaka town, folks from the town area usually don’t travel here for breakfast since they already have plenty of options. Still, this place was packed with locals from the surrounding area — always a good sign! We had the local toast and a small packet of nasi lemak. The kaya and butter spread on the toast was so generous that I actually had to scrape some off — a little too sweet for my taste, but still delicious if you have a sweet tooth. The nasi lemak came in a small paper packet, and to my surprise, it had kangkong in it — possibly a Melaka specialty? Definitely recommend this spot if you want to dine like the locals and escape the usual tourist crowd. Note: Payment is made only after all the food is served, and it’s cash only.

Loved their roti bakar and half-boiled eggs, delicious classic breakfast! Mee Sua and Laksa was not bad too.

A very local kopitiam selling nice toast, coffee and soft boiled egg. They selling chicken rice ball and noodle also. But have to come early. Shop open 5am-12pm, we come around 10am+ something were sold out.

High time I review this place after patronising here for 4-5 times. Typical Melaka local style kopitiam with typical local style service. Loved the white chicken rice, much better and more value than those at jonker street. Run by a young chap supported by a female assistant. Loved the kopi gao xiu dai, charcoal toasted Kaya butter toast and Nasi lemak. Park along the road.

Kaya butter Toast + half-boiled egg very nice Nasi lemak also nice but a bit pricey (RM1.70)

Best roti and half boil egg combo. Simple food, fast service and good taste....for local or those who want to experience local life style.

Best best best kaya butter toast ever! You could tell that the kaya was homemade as it was smooth, no clumps, and was a neutral colour. Eggs were cooked to perfection, toast was crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. The nanyang coffee was sooooo aromatic and thick! I’m already looking forward to my next visit!

We’ve discovered the restaurant while wandering around the old streets of Melaka and we decided to have our brunch here. The food options is limited to normal kopitiam such as coffee, toasts and half boiled eggs. And main dishes are mee hun kueh and other noodle dish. The food were okay and the portion is adequate, price considered fair in tourist area. It may feel hot during noon as the place were not aor conditioned.

Came across this coffee shop during my morning walk and decided to try as it seemed very popular. When I went to the place at 8am+ the following day, it was as busy as it can get. Really amazing to see so many people finding their way to this place. You pay your drinks and the food separately. Food wise, the noodles are fairly ordinary, at least for me it would not be something I would recommend highly as a must try place. More for novelty and if you close by, good to try. The coffee is nice - flavourful grounded coffee of the old days.

Fantastic, the best noodles we have eaten in a year or probably EVER. actually we were on our way to another place nearby , but got magically drawn to this interesting old school looking place. Here you eat like at your grandparents place. Everything is made with love and from scratch. Fantastic flavours, textures and a warm welcoming smile from the owner lady. We are coming back. We need those noodles again. Thank you. 🙏🏻🫶🏻

Absolutely amazing food! We had mee hoon kueh (small, 7 MYR) and nyonya laksa (small, 10.5 MYR). The quality is so good and such big portions, really value for money. Also the staff is very friendly and it's awesome to see them prepare the food in the open kitchen.

A decent breakfast spot offering "no pork/no lard" menu. Their dry noodle served with a bowl of clear veggie soup is hightly recommended.

Saw a long long q in the morning, when we went back after shopping an hr later, there was no q so we decided to pop in. Was quite disappointed w the 面粉粿, I think coz it’s not spicy enough. The noodles was ok, quite springy. The only thing I love is the spinach soup! Their milo and kopi v good

Our regular place of Pan Mee restaurant when we are at Malacca. Must order both type soup pan mee and dry pan mee..both are good. If you are driving, u need to plan on your parking 300-500m nearby before you reach the shop.

If you're a coffee lover visiting Melaka, Mods Cafe is a must-visit. The coffee here is absolutely top-notch — they roast their own beans, process their own milk, and the bean selection is impressive. You can really taste the passion in every cup. What made the visit even better was the owner. Super humble and easy to talk to, a genuine love for coffee and sharing knowledge. Our conversation flowed effortlessly, and it was refreshing to chat with someone so open and passionate. Take note that their house rules might not suit everyone — but that’s part of their charm. It’s clear they take their craft seriously and we will definitely appreciated that. This place is not just about good coffee — it’s about the whole experience!

This is truly one of the best coffees I’ve ever had. I tried all three types of beans offered, and each one had its own unique flavour profile that was exceptionally well-balanced and enjoyable. However, the Columbia Gomez stood out as my personal favourite — rich, smooth, and incredibly satisfying. This café is an absolute must-visit when you’re in Melaka. The quality of the coffee, the cozy ambiance, and the dedication to their craft make the experience genuinely memorable. You’d really be missing out if you visited Melaka without stopping by for a cup here. The owner is also very friendly and welcoming, which adds an extra touch of warmth to the whole experience. Highly recommended for coffee lovers and anyone looking for a great café in town.

Satisfactory service, great ambience for you to enjoy your coffee. Was introduced with their SOE beans that they claim to be roasted with binjhotan charcoal (pardon my spelling) and price ranging from rm45-60 per cup. Frankly speaking was quite shocked with their price since normally SOE price (especially competition beans) that is usually sold with that price. I ordered one flat white and one colombia beans total up to around rm58. This is my take on their drinks (my personal opinion). Flat white with brazil blend served on a ~200ml cup with no latte art, they basically just pour the milk in, dissapointed on the first look. First sip tasted milky, with nutty and chocolatey hints came afterwards but very mild. Told the barista about it, but they somehow discuss only among them in mandarin which they agree the coffee a bit underwhelming (my friend understands mandarin thankfully haha). 3/10 for the flat white, atleast have some art so it look presentable and rectify with us back why. For the colombia, it was nice, the complex flavour from the beans were highlited quickly on the first sip, got hints of the fruity notes and balanced acidity. Clean cup of coffee. I did asked the staffs about the binjhotan charcoal but they asked me to just google about it. Another lady did tried to explain about it since i’m eagerly curious on wanting to know how does this kind of roasting method might influence the bean’s taste but somehow she’s a bit reluctant to share it with us. I ended up googling to understand better haha. 7/10. Read at vulcan post that the owner Mr Abert doesn’t really care about the negative reviews since all of them is not true “coffee lover” but hear this. As a coffee consumer, I understand that the cost i paid including the beans, equipment, service and the place itself since im dining in, but would greatly appreciate if your staffs could provide clever details on the binjhotan charcoal in coffee roastery for the next asking customer, and provide justification on the milk you’re using if you feel that the coffee you serve will taste underwhelming, or maybe its just my tastebuds. P/s: Took pic of the drinks just as an evidence

After 10 years or so, I am back to this cafe that introduced me to specialty coffee. This is a hidden gem of specialty coffee in Melaka. If I only have time for one cafe, it's this one. I tried their latte with milk reduction (milk with reduced water). It tasted like a creamy salted caramel creme brulee. I also had a filter with notes of peaches, then citrus and lemon and finishing with floral notes, very well balanced and sweet. A must visit place. Please skip this cafe if you are only there for Instagram, leave the seats for those who are serious about coffee.

it’s an accidental finding on Google map, need a coffee break while walking along Jonker Street. My first in rating for a 5 stars, the only things to improve are the external factor (quieter street) and hope to have more coffee-lover to visit. Humble and friendly owner and family. We didn’t chat much but could feel their passion for making authentic coffee and memorable visit for anyone who’ve been there. I love their coffee.Tiramisu. Atmosphere. Will love visit again Thank you for the wonderful experience

It is a secret shop for coffee drinkers. It is very good. Specialty coffee. Recommended menu: Cappuccino, which is the smoothest and most mellow.❤️💥🫶🏻

They really serve very good coffee. Freshly self roasted. All beans are premium selection. The barista even suggested what best for my latte. True enough the taste was so delightful, perfectly balance and full of sensation. Only thing if only you are willing to pay the price.

We were so excited to try this top-notched cafe in town and it was up to our expectation. We tried cold brew (black coffee), latte, miso dirty latte and pistachio dirty latte. They all taste good, very strong coffee taste to our liking. My favourite to go is pistachio one.

Food = 3 / 3 stars Service & Ambience = 1 / 1 star Value = 0.5 / 1 star We came at 12pm+ on Sunday. The shop is small, and the sitting area is upstairs. We ordered a filter coffee (Ethiopian beans), flat white (house blend), and pistachio lemon croissant. Total price RM53.90. The croissant is very delicious, perfect score for this alone. Coffee is good too, but I would value it at RM2 less per cup. The ambience has character. We like the varied seating styles, and the green plants around. The stairs are steep, so thread carefully. Good selection of background music, not intrusive. 4.5 stars overall. 5 stars for the croissant.

I'm OBSESSED with the osmanthus coffee at this cafe! The moment I took a sip, I was hooked. The aroma was incredible - floral and fragrant, with just the right hint of sweetness. And the taste? Absolutely divine. The osmanthus flavor was perfectly balanced with the coffee, creating a unique and delicious experience. But what really made my visit stand out was the barista's expertise and friendly service. They were knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and made sure I felt welcome. I've found my new favorite coffee spot - can't wait to go back and try more flavors!

A charming little café tucked away on the street — the kind of spot that makes you want to linger. The coffee was excellent, with a wide range of beans for filter brews. The staff were super helpful, guiding me through the flavor profiles until I found “the one.” Pastries didn’t disappoint either — the sausage roll was a standout (so good I actually came back the very next day!). It does get busy, so if you’re coming with a bigger group, the upstairs seating can be a bit tight. But there’s always the outdoor area if you don’t mind the heat — perfect for people-watching with your cup of coffee.

"Just had the most amazing coffee and croissant at this cozy little coffee shop! The coffee was rich and flavorful, and the croissant was flaky and buttery perfection. Such a great combo! Highly recommend for a quick breakfast or afternoon pick-me-up ☕️🥐👌"

Such a cozy little café hidden in the small lanes of Kampung Jawa. The seating’s upstairs and the stairs are a bit steep, so go slow. They’ve got all kinds of seats, soft bean bags, couches and regular looking chairs. The music quite fits the chill vibe really well. There’s a huge good looking selection of cakes. Haha. The flower teas are super fragrant and tasty. Overall, a really nice place to just hang out with buddies and relax.

Best coffee I’ve had in ages, both the single origin espresso/long black and (as someone who usually goes for a strong, hot black coffee) a very surprising oolong peach iced coffee! Friendly service and great pastries too!

Roti canai was soft, properly cooked and less oily. Dhal gravy prepared using charcoal stove has its own distinct unique flavour.

The place is hidden gem. Good roti canai and tea. Also other local come to eat and queue around 15 minutes to eat Very crispy and tasty roti canai

Came on Monday morning n quite many diners r already present. Plenty of tables. Have to queue n pay first while stating which table number to order the many choices available. However, in my case, many of the 'other' vendors hav yet to set up shop. I selected the Roti Sardin n yes, quite like this one. Soft n portion big though wished it was a bit more crispy. Father loved the plain roti canai while wife was able to finish-off her roti doll. We all loved the cekodok n lempeng kelapa. Drinks too was tasty. Service was fast but I was told weekend crowds r huge so I guess they're used to working fast. Parking is limited yet I recommend to come here to try their unique roti canai kayu arang n others.

Stopped by Roti Canai Kayu Arang to try out their Bird’s Nest Roti Canai with toppings, and I must say—it did not disappoint. I came alone, so I only had the chance to try one dish, but even that was enough to leave a lasting impression. The roti was crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, shaped beautifully into a bird’s nest that looked as good as it tasted. The topping was savoury and flavourful, with just the right balance of spice and richness. The curry and sambal on the side were bold and perfectly matched the roti. The café atmosphere was also very relaxed and customer-friendly. Although I only sampled one dish during this solo visit, I’m confident the rest of the menu holds equally impressive gems. Overall? Excellent! Thumbs up!

First time there, recommended by friends .the food was good n has many choices.but the service a bit slow as there's many orders but will brings my friends if around there.

If this is a first time you come to eat here, it will be overwhelming to you. They have their own system where you need to line up before you can grab a table. Then while you line up with your family members, do look around for their huge and long list of food and drinks. Then when its your turn to order, the cashier will ask how many people of your party and she will assign a table to you. But before you can sit, all your family members must order right there at the cashier. All food and drinks and paid there. Then you can go to your assign table and waiting for your food. Their nasi lemak come with kangkung, their nasi goreng kampung and nasi goreng daging also good. Nasi lemak ayam and soto not bad. Roti canai also good. There is stall selling ayam gunting which is also good and crispy. Tips : if you want to add order after you paid and sit, just go straight to cashier and tell the cashier. No need to que.

Simple Malaysian breakfast. The roti canai sarang Burung is the star! Lots of variety to choose from. Simple and homely for a truly malacca experience.

Wed 30 October 2024 My wife and l decided to drop by and dine in at this popular Hainaese restaurant cafe strategically local at Taman Melaka Baru. The place has both outdoor and indoor seating aread. It is lively with a rustic vibes. The menu is quite extensive with dishes and snacks for breakfast and lunch. My wife ordered a chicken chop set with toasted Hainaese bread. I opted for a plate of spaghetti Bolognese. Both dishes are tasty and above average. The service was good and prompt. The prices were competitive and reasonable. Parking is a headache here. We managed to find a lot within a short walking distance. We like the place and food and we are planning to come back another day.

price not compatible with the food!!! nasi lamak with otak , when come, the otak meat not even half, they just give u a piece of slide. terrible u charge rm5 ok la, but rm9 of tis... haiyo c my pic

The food tasted mediocre for its price; I’ve had better-tasting spaghetti for RM16. It was bland and included frozen seafood. My husband ordered the chicken chop with mushroom sauce, but I didn’t expect to receive mushroom soup as a side dish.

It's a nice cafe with a variety of toasts. It's really a lovely place to have breakfast. One can have lunch as well since they have a decent variety of dishes. Noodles and rice items are prepared in various styles. The place can fill up fast during lunchtime. The service is excellent, and food is brought in relatively fast in spite of the crowd. The food tastes great. Mee mamak can be spicy for some if they have sensitive tongue. A couple of vege options are there. There are plenty of toasts to supplement it. The payment can be done by cash or QR code. Parking during lunch time might be slightly challenging.

Foods average, pricing on the higher end. Small cup of traditional coffee costs RM4.

A place where you can get toast and heavy meals all day long. Air conditioned. Coffee is okay. Toast is okay. Ayam pongteh approved. Btw, i think the eggs can be served in the teacup as well for aesthetic value and to maximise the usage of the whole teacup set instead of using the saucers all the time. Keep it up!

Ok for toast and food quality, you cannot say it is excellent. It is just average. The tomato chicken rice (Ayam Masak Merah) is tasty, the source is a bit spicyand sour and it is just fine to me. But the size is just a bit small. Not recommend you to try milo dinosaur, it is a healthy one. The cinnamon toast is worthy to try, but the kaya toast is a bit disappointed. you should adjust your expectation and eat something, enjoy the environment. Overall, it is not bad.

It is not easy to park your car over here before going into this hidden traditional Chinese coffee shop. Can see six to seven tables seated with local customers early morning around 7am. There are 2 food stalls, one with the fish ball noodles, the other is the pork lard popiah. Ordered fish ball noodle, Popiah and a cup of tea. Popiah is normal and so simple so good. Fish noodles is firm and rich with source flavours. Both foods work well together and made my day. Well do come over for those looking for simple and early breakfast.

Popiah and fish paste noodles are famous local delicacies here. It is hard to grab an empty seat early in the morning. Kue Tiau is a must try. The size of it is small. The texture is just super smooth and not salty. Char Siew is full of aromatic chacoal smell. Fish paste and beancurd are served in thick version. Traditional coffee shop is spacious yet looks bright and clean. Off on every Monday and Tuesday.

came here after seeing the Google reviews, but was disappointed. The fishball wasn’t fresh, the noodles were undercooked, and the sauce was quite ordinary. Tried the popiah as well — it was average, but the skin was too thick, which really affected the overall taste.

Access car parking behind the stall from jln Laksmana 11 on Waze or Google map.... you will park on the "centre courtyard" of a Chinese neighbourhood surrounded by houses. Picture of kopitiam backdoor in pic attached There is 2 stalls here. 1) Fish skin dumpling noodles 2) Poh pian stall The fish dumpling noodles are EXCELLENT. Old fashion tasting, simple and clean. Soup is tasty and clean tasting. Many locals opt for the dry version. But would encourage to have the beehoon soup *tip-ordersmall bowl & add extra ingredients* for less carbs and more goodness! The poh pian here is different from what you would get in Singapore. Old style, simple homemade. You will have fried eggs, pork lard pcs for the crunch👍🏻 And Prawn Paste!🤗(aka hay-ko). Ask for slight spicy to alleviate the taste It is also a nice dish to be shared among friends as appetiser before noodles come.

First time visit here for Fishball noodles and popiah, the portions is big and affordable price. Small one Rm7 and big one RM8. The popiah one is RM5. The parking must go from behind of shop since their shop at main road side.

A Simple Breakfast, A Quiet Reminder Some mornings feed more than hunger. . *Oriental* is one of the oldest kopitiams in Malacca. We locals go there not just for the food — but for the memories it holds. . That morning, we ordered two bowls of noodles — one dried, one kuey teow soup. Two rolls of popiah. Some drinks. The kind of order that feels ordinary — until it isn’t. . I asked my brother, “Why two popiah? We can barely finish one.” He grinned and said, “The hawker barely earns much. Might as well order more.” . Of course, it came with a price. We struggled to finish everything. Three of us, full to the brim — both stomach and heart. 。 The noodles no longer taste like childhood, but they’re still good. The popiah, though, is generous and fairly priced. . Then came a small moment that stayed with me. When we asked for a glass of plain water (60cents) for our father, the kopitiam owner paused — then reached for the leftover coins (30cents) on our table. “That’s enough,” he said gently, when he realized it was for our dad. . It felt odd at first. But then, warm. Like the universe had noticed our small act, and decided to return it in the same quiet language. . To my future self: Keep giving, even when no one is watching. . To you: When was the last time kindness caught you off guard? . . JSE@20251101

Tried the popiah with pork lard and luo han guo drink. Tasty and refreshing respectively. Cost RM 5 and RM 3.

Had a lovely dinner and lunch here on two occasions last week! Excellent location on Jonker street, fast service on both times, cool place! Also, they have great vegetarian options - thank you so much!

My wife and I were so happy to see that this place was still there! The last time we sat down to have drinks there was back in 2016. Shout out to Mr Anthony (I think he’s the manager) and his crew. They were welcoming, fast and efficient with our orders. Shout out also to Mr Luke Suhaimi, resident guitarist and vocalist who churned out a wide repertoire of hits for us. A really great place to chill, sit back and relax. If you’re ever in Malacca, Jonker Walk, you must visit! You won’t regret it! 5 stars guys!

Quite disappointed my Alfredo had no "isi" like chicken, beef, salami, bacon, ham etc. Just plain noodles and gravy, for RM17 (before tax) is a bit much. The gravy was just too watery and tastes more like they poured too much milk into the mix. I hope they improve this during my next visit here. Overheard a waiter ask the table next to me "how is the wine?" When the customer had beer.

A Must-Visit Gem in the Heart of Jonker Walk! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Geographer Café is, without question, one of the brightest highlights of Jonker Walk and an essential stop every time I return to Malacca. Nestled in a beautifully preserved British-era heritage building, the café captures the soul of the city, historic charm on the outside, vibrant energy on the inside. The warm lighting, rustic walls, and nostalgic décor make it the perfect place to unwind and watch the world drift by on this iconic street. The menu never disappoints, great food with rich flavors, a fantastic range of drinks, and an impressive liquor selection that keeps the night alive. Whether you’re here for a casual meal, a fun night out, or just to sip something chilled while soaking up the atmosphere, you’ll find exactly what you need. The live band adds a wonderful touch, filling the café with good vibes and a lively rhythm that makes you want to stay longer than you planned. With its prime location, amazing ambiance, friendly service, and unforgettable atmosphere, Geographer Café is a place that keeps calling you back. Highly recommended for tourists and locals alike this is Jonker Walk at its absolute best. 🌟

Superb BBQ Chicken pizza, very tasty, reasonably priced and excellent service from the staff. Comfortable seating and pleasant live music, what more could you ask for.

I grew up eating tempeh since I was little, so I know that the tempeh you served us wasn’t fresh anymore. Pizza and satay was great, but not with the organic tempeh and their signature curry.

Authentic local flavours with gluten-free menu! Some dishes listed on their gluten-free menu actually contain gluten (e.g. light soy sauce is used on satay and fried rice). The servers are knowledgeable and very helpful in pointing out which dishes are not truly gluten-free. We loved the nasi lemak, lontong and curry vermicelli!

I had to deliberate a fair bit before deciding on a rating here as I had two completely different opinions on the two food items I tried here: Nyonya Asam Laksa and Baba Cendol. The Nyonya Asam Laksa was great, it was really tasty and the sourness was just nice. The standard still remained equally good compared to ten over years back when I first tried it. However, the Cendol was a huge disappointment. It had no fragrance from the coconut milk or gula melaka at all. The standard of this was a far cry from that of the past. Seats are limited so expect to queue during peak hours. Ordering and collection is done via self service. Prices are honestly quite steep for the portion and ambience here. Overall, I wouldn't make the effort to queue but I may still return for their asam laksa if there is no wait.

Taste: 3/5 (Overall rating, Chendol + Laksa) - 5/5 for Chendol itself Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Affordability: 5/5 Would I come back: Yes! It a self-service ordering system. Queue for seats and go to the counter to order & pickup your food. Probably the best Chendol I tried at Jonker Street. I tried a few places nearby(iykyk). Their gula melaka is so rich and thick and their green worms had a bite to it! The coconut milk was decent as well! Would come back and eat this again and try their Assam Laksa. I am not a fan of Laksa, to me their Laksa was too spicy, no lemak taste at all. And they did not use the thick beehoon but used thin beehoon itself, which I feel, does not go well with the Laksa. But their fried toppings were crispy and hot!

This is one famous shop in Jonkers. No matter what time you visit, there will always be a queue. They’re know for Laksa and their Ais Kachang. Since the queue was long that day, the staff asked whether we came for Laksa or Ais. Once we said Ais, we were immediately told to go inside as we were allowed to sit on the bench. If you opted for Laksa, you will get seated at a table. Chose to get the Ais Kachang Mangga to beat the heat that day. The dish consists of shaved ice, red bean, coconut jelly, corn, some syrup, and sliced mango. It was so refreshing!! The portion was also quite hefty & can easily be shared between 2 people.

The restaurant is always packed whenever we visit. This time, we arrived around 6 p.m. and, thankfully, there was no queue — but our laksa turned out to be the last bowl of the day. It was a memorable meal, with everything being absolutely satisfying. We’ll definitely be back for more.

Perfect environment to eat and feel the authentic of Baba Nyonya Asam Laksa Kahwin. Pretty damn good food i should say!! Worth the money. Just one thing, if they could add more fans so that we could get some breathe from the heat. Alsooo.. do not miss the taste of baba ais kacang. So good lei. Sedapp nak mampuiihhh!

Food = 2 / 3 stars Service & Ambience = 0.5 / 1 star Value = 0.5 / 1 star We came here before many years ago. A man welcomed us in, and mentioned that it's last order. According to the sign inside the shop, they are open until 6:30pm, but seems like that was extended, at least for today, or the sign was outdated. I ordered cendol (RM7), while my wife ordered asam laksa with fried fu chuk (RM15). Cendol was OK, but asam laksa not so nice. Spicy but not fragrant. The fried fu chuk was good. There is not much service to talk about, since it's mostly self-service. Place order at the counter, and bring the food to tables by ourselves too. Prices too expensive for the quality of the food presented. 3 stars.

Don't come to this place. I ordered the chendol ice kacang and for a RM7 small bowl with red beans that I could actually count it was very expensive. Asked for extra bowl as I want to share the lady said no bowl. Asked for extra spoon and she looked annoyed. This place is tourist trap with lousy service and bad food.

They have prime location, at the entrance of Jonker Street but that's really it. Chicken was tender and not fat-laden but taste was underwhelming (they got only boiled chicken, no roasted). The rice balls were pretty solid, you could go for 5s instead of 10s each and be full. Rice balls were too powdery for my liking and again not much taste. Chilli sauce was too light and absolutely not spicy. Service crews were friendly and food & drinks were served quickly. If you visit because of Mark Wiens, watch his expression first after first bite, I'm warning you...

Quite disappointed - the chicken rice balls were not tasty and is not springy. The chicken is nicely steamed, quite tender. The portion is decent for 17.50rm for one pax. Place is decent, no queue on a Monday afternoon.

I would rate the chicken and rice ball as average. Whether it is because my taste bud has become more picky in terms of food expectation or the standard had indeed dropped, the quality is nothing to shout at. I ate it for novelty sake because while the place is crowded, there are seats when we walked in. Perhaps worth to try if you have not tried chicken rice ball.

Don’t know what’s the hype over this chicken rice ball place. Managed to try after 3 attempts as they closed as early as near 2pm. To play safe, better reach before 1pm. Rice ball is indeed soft but not that fragrant. Chicken itself is pretty smooth and soft but definitely not one of the best I had. Only serve light soya sauce upon request else only goes with their chicken rice chilli. Homemade drinks very average. Entire place very authentic kind of eating place that have been managed for decades. Once seated, will ask you to order which set menu depending on your number of pax. Ask but not suggest. Everything is served quickly, if you are hungry this is the place. Overall, my pov I preferred the one across the street.

The flavour of the chicken and rice balls are not as good as before. The rice balls weren't that fragrant and taste bland, the chicken not that tender compared to few years back. Maybe our taste bud became more picky after trying a few other chicken rice balls restaurants in Melaka. Open on Thursday to Sunday only, often long queue outside under the hot sun and sold out around 12pm+

The chicken was rather dry and rice ball not much flavour and feels dry too. Not the best that I’ve tasted, will pass. I ordered half chicken good for 2-4ppl at 30rm. The price is ok so generous amount. Rice ball is separate order at 2.50rm per plate (5pcs).

Kedai Kopi Chung Wah is one of Malacca’s most famous stops for chicken rice balls, drawing long queues of tourists from morning till afternoon. It has that old-school charm and heritage aura that makes it feel like a must-visit at least once. The chicken itself is tender and flavourful enough, the rice balls are passable, and the overall meal is pleasant in a simple, familiar way. That said, the hype often exceeds the experience. The food tastes okay — certainly not bad — but probably not worth the long wait if you’re short on time or patience. It’s a classic tourist stop rather than a life-changing discovery, but if you’re already nearby and the queue is manageable, it’s still a decent, nostalgic bite of Malaccan history.

Firstly I would love to say that the staffs are super friendly. Service was very good. The place is very calm and beautiful to dine in and relax alone or with love ones. The food was super good. Especially the Briayani, the curry was marvellous and the chicken was tender. Definitely will come again.

The food here is absolutely exceptional—no surprise, given it’s a Michelin Guide hotel. When it comes to cleanliness, it’s top-tier in every way. The outdoor area of the café is not only charming but also perfect for capturing aesthetic photos. Without a doubt, this place is a must-visit again if I return to Melaka!

Worth every bite, big flavours, great vibes and food that's finger licking good.. We've tried 3 dishes that were too tempting to resist.. Smoked Chicken Spaghetti and Beef Steak Sandwich with Avocado Spread and Bread Butter Pudding.. The spaghetti hits all the right notes.. Smoky, tangy, slightly spicy, and loaded with flavour. A real comfort dish done right. The Beef Steak Sandwich? Absolutely finger-licking good. Tender sous vide steak, melty cheese, creamy avocado, sunny-side egg, and caramelized onions packed into crispy ciabatta, with golden wedges on the side. Pure satisfaction. How about our dessert? Guys.. let me tell you.. The Bread Butter Pudding was absolutely scrumptious. Its soft, warm, and just the right amount of sweetness. Comfort in every spoonful. Delicious!! The service was spot-on, the waiter was friendly and attentive throughout.

The taste is good overall, very well crafted. We are satisfied with the recommendation from the service crew for the dessert instead of ready-made cake in display fridge, and accept with customised message for Happy Birthday with name!! The aircon is good 😊 and environment is comfortable. Good place for romantic dinner as well.

The food was decent, though it took a while to arrive. That said, I really appreciated how quiet and peaceful the café was—perfect for a relaxed meal or catch-up. If you’re not great with spicy food, a heads-up: the Whoppsie Messy Spicy Chicken might be a bit much! I was thankful they could remove the cheese and cheese sauce upon request, as I don’t take cheese. Tried the grilled beef steak too—it was alright, though slightly on the tough side.

Lovely cafe❤️, great service staff, instag sets, good music and food is pretty good. I had a mexican beef entree, a tomato soup & an avocado pasta. Nice.❤️🙏😊 Thank you.

Fantastic service, food was good not special. Nice place to come and have food chit chat. Atmosphere and seating is intimate. We were served by Ali which was very attentive and helpful in the birthday celebration here. Shoutout to Huridz Surprise Planner for the table deco and help too!!

We finally got to try their coffee. Unfortunately, the beautiful “owl coffee”wasn’t available at that time. We tried the latte and mocha (with ice cream). The coffee had an excellent aftertaste, and the sweetness of the mocha was acceptable. Their pastry choices might be limited. I love cakes or pastries with a lot of cream and runny drizzles, but unfortunately, those weren’t available here. The surrounding area is cozy and has plenty of seating. toilet is available.

Fancy a cooling drink on a hot day? Look no further. Backlane Coffee’s passionfruit tea is slightly sweet but not overly so. A good reprieve from the bustle of jonker street in a nice ambience. Sip away …

Backlane Coffee is a really nice place to enjoy local flavors food. The food here combines traditional ingredients with a modern touch, and it tastes really good. The environment is cozy and relaxing！Highly Recommended 💯

Awesome food and environment... Will come again next time... Especially their zucchini fries.. my girls love it very much...

Hidden gem in the heart of Jonker Street! You have to walk through another shop to find this cosy little café tucked away in a back alley but it’s totally worth it. The vibe is super chill,, and the whole place is just perfect for a break from the crowd.

If you wanna avoid the traffic, ride a bike and you can park at the backlane (literally) while you sip you coffee. Pasta was good and diffrent. Cozy and best place to chill frm the havoc of jonker st

I really enjoyed the Mr Owl Coffee, which you had to ensemble on your own. This made the sweetness just right. The foods we had were also really yummy. The fries you see were tasty and crispy. The only thing was alot of things on the menu were sold out as we came in late afternoon. Maybe I wouldn't get that sandwich again because of personal preference. Its not a bad sandwich, its definitely healthy.

We visited this fun place in Jonker Walk. They have a wide variety of instant noodles and snacks. The place has a fun decor. Staff were friendly and we bought some instant noodles here. Prices were higher than local supermarkets but they threw in a reusable bag.

Brought the kids here as my son heard about it from a friend. I was interested to find out what the place had to offer,of course. It is a neat place along Jonker Walk/Jalan Hang Jebat that houses many different snacks/tidbits. Great place to take photos of your kids roaming around as well. There is a section dedicated to Mamee cup decorating at a fee but I decided to pass on that due to time constraints. There is an in-house cafe as well. Managed to buy Mamee keychains/fridge magnets etc as they are hard to find elsewhere. Families with young kids,you can definitely consider swinging by this place if you've not done so before.

Plenty of Mamee products sold here. But i think can get cheaper price at the local supermarket. The DIY cup noodle is RM15/cup. If you buy for your child only, you cannot accompany them when they are decorating the cup. Can join them during the packaging process afterwards. Great fun experience for my daughter.

Such a fun and unique experience at Mamee Jonker Walk! The concept is creative and the atmosphere is lively. The staff were welcoming and the food was tasty. Great spot for both kids and adults!🍜

Good experience! It was small but special. Slightly pricy but to experience once i guess its okay! They let you colour with sharpie pens, let you put the noodles and choose your toppings and will seal it with a plastic. MYR 15 each Flavours : curry laksa, tomyum, chicken, forgotten 1 more.

When Henry Golding appeared on LADbible’s Snack Wars, it didn’t take long before something deeply familiar appeared on screen: the unmistakable blue packet of Mamee Monster noodles. The moment he tore it open, crushed the contents in his hands, sprinkled the seasoning, and ate it straight from the pack—like every Malaysian kid instinctively knows how to—I smiled. “These are amazing,” he said, eyes lighting up. And just like that, it wasn’t just Henry on screen anymore. It was all of us. Growing up in the 80s and early 90s, Mamee was the cheapest snack around—just 5 sen. No fancy flavours, no extra powder. Just crispy instant noodles, straight from the packet. And that was all it needed to be. When everything else felt out of reach, that little blue packet gave me something small but meaningful: a sense of belonging. With just a coin in my pocket, I could sit with my friends, break off bits of noodles, share a laugh, and feel like I was part of the moment. Decades later, I found myself at Mamee Jonker House, tucked into Melaka’s iconic Jonker Street—a place bursting with nostalgia, colour, and creativity. It’s part museum, part café, part joyful playground. And right at the heart of it is Noodle Doodle—a space where you can decorate your own Mamee cup noodles. That day, I went with my mum. We decided to make a cup for my niece, who was still a little too young to do it herself. Now, my mum isn’t the artsy type. She doesn’t spend her time drawing or crafting—but she absolutely loves her granddaughter. And that was enough to get her sitting down, pen in hand, determined to make something meaningful. We took a blank noodle cup, picked up the colourful markers, and gave it our best shot. I doodled a cheerful Mamee Monster, and my mum added a slightly wonky heart. We laughed, teased each other about our drawing skills, and wrote a simple message on the cup to make it hers. Once we were done decorating, we handed it over to be filled. We picked her flavours and toppings—corn, cabbage, a little bit of chilli for fun. The staff packed it with real noodles, sealed the lid, and shrink-wrapped it like an actual store-bought product. A complete, edible souvenir—made with love. Before we left, we wandered into the merchandise section, which was filled with exclusive Mamee Monster-themed goodies—plushies, capes, mugs, stationery, and more. That’s when we decided to customise something special: a white t-shirt featuring Mamee Monster and her name, printed across the front. It was a small touch, but it felt meaningful. The decorated cup and that little t-shirt are now kept safe—reminders of one playful afternoon spent between generations, doing something simple and thoughtful. My niece is turning four this month, and hopefully by next year, she’ll be sitting at that same Noodle Doodle table, markers in hand, making her own memories. That’s what Mamee Jonker House does so well. It turns something familiar—something as ordinary as a noodle snack—into a gateway to the past and a space for new stories. It’s where nostalgia meets imagination, and love gets tucked inside a cup. Because sometimes, a snack is more than just a snack. It’s a thread that ties generations together - with laughter, colour, and care.

Fun experience for couples to draw and custom the mamee noodles cup for each other! Even if you are married, get a pair of cups and display at home for the memories. The video is so satisfying seeing the machine sealing your noodles in-place.

Good place to have some rest. I ordered cafe latte with ice cream, and I do love it. The coffee has rich aroma and is so tasty. Also the combination with vanilla ice cream is so nice. I like the atmosphere of the cafe, too. They sell cite goodies like mag cups. You can visit them only for shopping, I think.

Stopped by for a quick break while exploring Jonker street. The staff were nice and the place was very clean. The iced latte was refreshing and the pizza hit the spot. Worth a visit!

Wanted to try a new coffee spot on a Friday and stumbled upon Heesan Kopi. I was pleasantly surprised to find it spacious, airy, and quiet — with no queue at all! The vibe is super chilled, and there’s plenty of room for strollers, which makes it a great place for parents with kids. The coffee? Absolutely awesome. Strong, fragrant, and full-bodied — totally worth it. Can't believe such a comfy and relaxing café isn’t more crowded. A hidden gem for sure. Will definitely be back!

Food is average only coffee is nice not too sweet. Food is average no crowd quiet environment service is good. After stroll nice sit down place.

Lovely airy spot Beautifully decorated. Someone definately placed a lot of heart here initially. Service is friendly and calm. The let down? The place could use some better meal choices for light meals.

Definitely an ig worthy place. Nice interior. Lots of handy craft on sale. But the food is really not worth a single star. Chance upon it as the cafe next door was fully packed didn’t wanna wait as it was lunch timing. Ice coffee is blend and does not have enough ice to even be called ice. Piccolo is served with a room temperature. Mushroom soup was pathetically diluted. With a thin slice of bread(biscotti kind of size). Not worth the RM13. Salty af carbonara, only passable thing was the croissant’s tater tots.

Cute cafe! Got the iced gula melaka latte with oat milk and it was quite nice and had coconut icecream.

My cousin brought me here, and my late uncle always said this place had the best Nyonya food. I heard this Peranakan food comes from Sumatra. It's a bit outside the city, but parking was easy, which was great. The food came out pretty fast after we ordered. I got the nasi lemak with an egg. The rice was so good and flavorful, and the sambal belacan gave it a nice kick. I also got cendol, but it could use more gula melaka. You should totally try this place, both if you live here or are just visiting. Get there early if you want a good seat. Hey, it'd be great if the owner could get some toilet paper in the bathroom, you know?

Had late lunch here. Tried their mee Siam. They served it with sauce so it’s the wet version. Would prefer it to be more sour taste. Overall taste ok. France toast was good. Nyonya curry reasoned with good amount of santan but the kerang are so tiny and hardly taste it. I prefer curry mee with some meat, maybe chicken instead of only fish paste slices. Sea coconut drink not too sweet so I liked it. Cendol is good too. Nothing really stands out for me so it’s just reasonable good only.

This is just like average kopitiam where you can find at every corner of market. But the pricing of beverage price is at least 50% higher as compared to local kopitiam due to the portion/bigger glass. Curry laksa is good/lemak and price at Rm9.50 which is fine. The cheese toast at Rm4.50 looks not appetising. The place looks dirty in my opinion, perhaps due to cemented floor. I wouldnt recommend as place to get local foods for breakfast.

One of the very popular kopitiam in Melaka. The place is very clean, spacious and well set up. Good crowds and good vibes. The signature kari laksa here is superb. Its beehun is also not bad. Kopi C is so so only. Staffs are very friendly and polite. A great kopitiam, highly recommended! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It's in a new township. Free parking and because we were there on a weekday loads of parking. Nice set up. Service was fast. Airy place. We had nyonya laksa. Nice and thick and flavourful. Mee siam was mediocre. The black coffee was lovely.

2nd time here. 1st time was ordered Nyonya Laksa soup watery. 2nd time got improve but yet from my personal opinion still overrated Laksa. my friend ordered Mee Goreng, the mee is hard and tasteless.

Pork free award winning Nyonya laksa. …some says best in Melaka.Their other nyonya dishes also very good- Nasi lemak, mee siam etc. Can be very crowded especially in the weekends

A café located at Melaka Raya. Foods there are quite nice actually. What makes it special is that when you order the "Mains", you will get to choose 2 side dishes, which other restaurants doesn't let you to. You can choose from the normal fries and wedges, salad, to rice. Prices are same as most café. Atmosphere is quite relaxing. Staffs are friendly as well. Overall, a nice place to come and eat.

Came for breakfast on our last day in Melaka, near our Airbnb 1. Char kway teow tasted good, abit spicy but quite a lot of ingredients 2. Baked rice seafood: didn’t really hit the spot. Very normal 3. Chicky bun: didn’t try but looks good 4. Kids meal: nothing much to comment, processed food for kids Overall a nice place with good environment for breakfast.

Nice cosy little cafe, I think it is suitable for people who wanna read or work. Food wise, it is cafe food so if you wanna try more of melacca local flavours, this is not quite the place. Though you can find char kuay teow here and that's pretty much it. I find the food generally is average but decent. The kids meal was rather sad looking so I think it is probably more for very young kiddos with little appetite.

visited this restaurant at Melaka Raya recently and unfortunately, it was quite a disappointing experience. The grilled chicken was overcooked and partially burnt, which gave it a bitter taste and made it hard to enjoy. To make things worse, the utensils provided were incomplete — only knives were given, with no forks or spoons in sight. I had to request them separately, which shouldn’t happen in a dine-in setting. The service was also below expectations. Staff were inattentive and seemed uninterested in assisting customers. There was no greeting, no smile, and no apology for the missing items or poorly prepared food. For the price paid, I expected much better quality and service. Sadly, I won’t be returning or recommending this place to others unless major improvements are made.

Really really love the ambience.. i sat on the corner near the bookshelf.. it so instagrammable, the light, the set, the music, all is perfect 👍👍👍 For the food almost all is delicious, except the nasi lemak.. sorry but the rice too soft (lembek) for us. The other is good. I love the fried konjac and the toast 👍 So many option. Ill be back if go to melacca again.

Travelling to Melaka, recommended to have brunch or relaxing spot for ur meal. Good food, good ambience and exceptional price. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Food was alright, atmosphere cozy but the staff attitude really needs to change, especially the male malay server who wears his cap backwards. He clearly displayed strong passive aggressiveness from the start, maybe he was having a bad day, but don't need take out on customers who didn't do anything to offend him.

Went for Sunday breakfast around 8.30am. able to get seats when we reached, ample parking lots right in front of the shop. Good service with friendly staff. Didn't order a lot since there's only 2 of us. Highlight of our meal was the fried carrot/radish cake.

The restaurant is surprisingly quiet, maybe it's Monday. Few dishes worth trying - fried carrot cake, century egg porridge, yong tau foo, fried beancurd roll. The chee cheong fun which was highly rated is not up to our liking. The cheese dumpling & jade siew mai were both a disappointment. Overall experience is good as the place is clean & the lady boss is friendly. Very clean and efficient restaurant. Service was good and fast. They have a great variety of offerings. Heavy on pork but adequate other choices. Their jasmine tea was quite good with a light touch of jasmine unlike other places which a quite heavy with artificial jasmine smell. Very reasonably priced. Will visit again with family to try other items on the menu.

Good refreshing breakfast. Downside is fried carrot cake looks overnight. And custard bun not flowing lava type. Most food not piping hot. But overall still not bad la. Biz is picking up. Keep it up.

Good range of fried and steam dimsums available. Dimsums are tasty and staff would bring trays of piping hot dimsums to your table to be selected. Family loves the century egg dumpling, beancurd skin rolls, Portuguese egg tarts, Nonya dumpling (authentic, traditional taste) and the almond jelly dessert. We’re definitely spoilt for choice and pricing is fair for this quality of dimsum. They are opened till 2pm.

This restaurant closes latest among all dim sum outlets in melaka. Most closed about one-ish. The food is ok, the dimsum is only preheated, probably made earlier. However, the cooked stuff like lobak cake and porridge is not bad. We like the loh mai kai and chee chrong fun best. The rest are soso as mentioned earlier, could have been just preheated. Not pricey and not many customers too 😄😄😄 Maybe its a weekday and quite late when we reached around 3 pm. Thats how i know it closes the latest 😂😂😂

The food is nice but could be warmer. Maybe we need to come much earlier. We had a later breakfast. But u get the feeling that everything is tasty just want it to be...warmer

Visited this place 2 Sundays ago. Bustling crowd on a weekend morning. All the dishes were served quickly though. Second helpings require getting the staff to serve separately. Waiting time required. Food was good. A nice place to have breakfast with family.

Very lovely space, a quiet respite from the malacca heat. Cosy & homely space helmed by a dedicated and warm owner. Tiramisu was delicious and home made! coffee was strong and matcha was authentic. The affectionate munchkin cat 🐱 was definitely the highlight, cosied up to us and was such a delight. Definitely highly recommend you to stop by here for a delicious drink break / cat therapy / or to simply enjoy the slower pace in life.

Found this really chill café with amazing coffee. Tried the homemade tiramisù — soft, moist, and absolutely delicious. We also ordered the kaya toast bread - the kaya was also homemade. The owner was super friendly, and we had a great chat. Plus, there’s an adorable orange munchkin who’s so cute and affectionate. The whole place has such a cozy, relaxed vibe — definitely coming back again. Coffee and cats - cant go wrong with this mix.

Visiting from 🇸🇬 to this cozy little café with the sweetest munchkin cat welcoming guests! ☕🐈 Had their coffee, homemade tiramisu, and toast (with homemade kaya) — simple yet satisfying. The tiramisu was light and creamy, and the coffee paired perfectly with it. A lovely spot to slow down and enjoy some quiet moments (and cat company!). Nothing fancy, just the kind of comfort that warms both the heart and the stomach, and the connection with the owner and his cat. A perfect spot for a slow afternoon :)

Love the food and service here! The place is small but somehow it feels so homey. Ordered orange americano and hojicha latte for the drinks and they both taste so goood. For the food we order kaya toast and matcha cheesecake, it tastes beyond our expectation. Their kaya toast is my favorite!

Finally a place in Melaka where the Cappuccino tastes of real coffee and a mean Tiramisu that is drenched in whisky?? and which leaves no room for doubt. Cafe extremism at its finest - for those who can accept nothing less; this is the definitive cafe experience. For a cold drink, the shakerato makes a sense-tingling pleasant alternative.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Alley No.5, Malacca I ordered the Dirty — and honestly, it was incredible. The coffee was damn nice! You can really taste the quality of the beans — rich, smooth, and premium. The mix of espresso and cold milk was insane; perfectly balanced and refreshing. The boss was super chill and friendly too. You can tell he’s an experienced barista with over 10 years in the craft — really knows what he’s doing. Definitely one of the best coffee experiences I’ve had in Malacca. Highly recommend! ☕🔥

the onde-onde (pandan) cheesecake was suuuuper delicious and creamy, the owner was chill and very nice, and the cat is lovely. would definitely come back again if i am in the area

Pros 1. Friendly staffs 2. Tasty sardine roll & cucur ikan bilis. 3. Beautiful antiques Cons 1. Parking was a big issue to go to the cafe. 2. Melaka Nyonya Laksa tastes too turmeric. 3. Most food was not hot/warm. Overall, I wouldn’t go here again. Everything was just average, nothing special other than the antiques.

Finally managed to come here. With new location. I crave for soto. We ordered soto nasi and nyonya laksa. Soto nasi is good 7.8/10. Literally good soto taste in Melaka. Love it. Nyonya laksa so goood. Got cucur bilis taste like home cooking. Overall experience here so good. Feels like eating at home. Staff here friendly and good too. Spaces quite limited, need to come early. Recommended people to come and try food here 😇

Honest review: Pros- It’s easy to walk to if you’re staying anywhere at the river area. Nice antique surrounding and items for a historical city. Everything on the menu is quite cheap compared to surrounding cafes. Cons- Kuah laksa and lontong are soo diluted. Lontong’s gravy is served COLD. Nasi impit is mushy. Ayam goreng so small for rm5. Teh tarik tastes like 3 in 1. Soto is however decent.

Cool antique shop that have breakfast menus around Jonker Walk area. Food like mom cooks at home. Cozy. If u want to look and buy cool vintage items also available here. Limited tables as the shop lot is small but very nicely arranged. They have an old-schooled sewing machine turned into a table facing the road for 2.

This should be one of the go-to place for breakfast in Melaka! Clean. Price is good. Short waiting time. Yay! Food is good. I recommend the soto. 🤓 I wish there was kuih but what they are serving is adequate. Good enough for breakfast. :) We topped up our roti bakar and half boiled eggs. 🤗 Be there early if you want better chance at getting tables. I was there on a Sunday morning before 10am. Parking is by the roadside. You’ll get one near the shop if you are lucky. If you go by foot, then you’ll not worry about parking. 😅 Premise is small and jam packed with antiques. Love them all. Brought my mum along and she did use some of the items before. The cabinet right behind us had hair creams and face creams (still in its original plastic!). Woot woot! They are not kidding about the word antique in their shop name. That’s for sure.

I tried the laksa. It’s a must try here. Pro tip ask them to mix both small and big noodles. I kind of like it that way. Ofcourse the interior is so well done. Gives a vintage look to the place.

My breakfast for 2days at Melaka There’s a few too many antiques, I can’t stop looking around. The warm welcome from the owner, a parent-like figures they are. I won’t forget them or betray them for other breakfast. And... i got a bowl of Soto for 5.5rm I bring my own water bottle to save the environment and they allow me to do so. So, Why not ? Another reason to comeback. ♡

My family and I were disappointed last Friday cause it was closed. This morning, as early as 7am, I was excited to see it finally opened for business. No hassle to find roadside parking in front of the shop, and I could see already some customers having breakfast in it. This duck noodle eatery is run by couple and the setting is spacious and clean. Menu listed both duck and pork noodle/rice may be served dry or in soup. We could add on duck feet, duck wing, braised egg and bean curd. Noodles and braised ducks portion are generous, broth is rich and aromatic blended with flavourful herbs and spices. Soon ended and left with satisfaction, empty plate. Thumbs up and definitely a choice for those who looking for local twist.

Run by a couple and sons, seems to be 🤣 the broth is supposedly herbal and surprisingly, it’s good. The hor fun is smooth and the duck slices are noticeably too little. Lots of spring onion added, and if you are not a big fan, can ask to reduce them while ordering at the stall. The side dishes ordered are braised tofu and 🥚, nice. Some wait required as only the main is cooking and with quite a crowd, be patient. 😉 great meal to start the morning. 🌅

Visit date: 19 Oct 2025 Actual rating: 3.5 Supposedly one of the popular makan places (for tourists?! 🤔) to visit in Melaka... While the duck meat was flattened and chopped into bits, the meat didn't taste as tender as expected! Everything was salty, especially the noodles doused in their braised gravy :( The taukwa was good though; so was the hard boiled egg. All in, a decent meal for a first timer. But not really worth the 20 minute wait; thus a return visit is unlikely.

Very good duck noodles. The marinaded duck meat is delicious. Go early cuz we went at 9.30am on a Monday and the wings were already sold out.

My husband and I came here for breakfast on a Sunday morning around 9am and were happy to find no queue and several empty tables, though it did fill up by the time we left. We ordered the duck noodles and added an egg and tofu, which came with a side of soup. The food was delicious, and we really enjoyed our meal!

Local Kopitiam for delicious duck noodles. Fast service and local non AC coffee shop.

If you’re in Melaka and looking to try something truly local and unique, Tengkera Duck Noodle is a must-visit. This humble eatery, nestled in the Tengkera area, is known for its deliciously rich duck noodle soup, drawing locals and travelers alike for decades. Ambiance and Setting The setting at Tengkera Duck Noodle is simple and unpretentious, with a classic kopitiam vibe. It’s an old-school, no-frills spot where you’re more focused on the food than on ambiance. The seating is straightforward, with plastic tables and chairs that give a true hawker-style feel. The whole atmosphere is authentic, casual, and welcoming, giving you a real taste of local dining culture. Food and Specialties The star of the menu is, of course, the duck noodles. You can order it with different types of noodles, including mee, mee hoon (vermicelli), and kway teow (flat rice noodles). The broth is rich and flavorful, slowly simmered with a mix of herbs and spices that give it a deep, savory taste with a hint of herbal notes. The duck meat is tender, slightly fatty, and falls off the bone easily, making each bite satisfying and flavorful. For those who prefer a dry version, they offer a “dry” duck noodle, where the noodles are tossed in a flavorful soy-based sauce and served with the duck on the side. It’s equally delicious and allows you to taste the natural flavors of the noodles and duck. The noodles are usually topped with spring onions, crispy shallots, and a sprinkle of fried garlic, which adds a nice crunch and aroma. They also serve sides like braised tofu, duck eggs, and even gizzard, which pair wonderfully with the noodles and add a variety of textures to the meal. For spice lovers, a small side of sambal chili is served, adding a kick to the already flavorful dish. Service Since this is a classic hawker-style setup, the service is straightforward and efficient. Orders are taken quickly, and the food arrives in a timely manner. The staff, though often busy, are friendly and helpful, especially if you’re new to duck noodles or need some recommendations. Pricing The prices here are very reasonable, especially considering the rich flavors and quality of the food. A bowl of duck noodles is affordably priced, making it accessible to everyone and a great value for such a satisfying meal. Overall Experience Tengkera Duck Noodle is a place where food speaks louder than any fancy decor or modern plating. It’s an authentic taste of Melaka and a must-try for anyone visiting the city. The hearty flavors of the duck broth and tender meat make this a memorable and comforting meal. If you’re in Melaka, be sure to make a stop here—you won’t be disappointed!

Limau-Limau absolutely changed our frequency! We had smoked salmon panini (smoked salmon and focaccia are homemade btw) and kombucha with a kick of tequila, what about that huh?! Had a good time hanging around with Sam and other customers. Such a chill vibe! Definitely a must visit place when in Melaka!

Such a lovely hidden gem right in the middle of the hectic Jonker Street! It’s tucked away just enough to escape the crowds, perfect for a relaxing break. The food was amazing, and both the coffee and gelato were top-notch! The owner was so friendly and it really made our day with her great service. This place has such a charming, classic vibe. Make sure to come visit whenever you’re around, its definitely worth a visit. We absolutely loved it! Thank you Samantha 😍 ♎️

An amazing local owner with sooo much charisma and passion for good and Malaysia. One of my favourite places to go to. The restaurant is in a 350 year old building in the historic area of melaka. The owner a well travelled individual offers traditional iaian cuisine along with a Malay twist. The desserts, sandwiches and pasta is DELICIOUS! My first time trying a chicken lasagna and boy I was not disappointed!!!! The traditional Italian dessert I took to go but unfortunately I took a detour or several.... And it tipped over before it got to the fridge but even 2 days after it was just as fresh as the day I got it. The second floor is newly renovated with quiet area looking out. Just a block away from the night market A must experience in melaka

Had the best mango gelato, lasagna, and coffee— everything hit just right! We ended up chatting with the capricorn 😉 and had such a fun conversation about life. The second level has so much potential too — can already see it becoming such a cozy spot. Definitely our new favourite café to visit every time we’re back in Melaka! xoxo gemini

Beyond expectation- this is more than a cafe, it is a place to connect to local community, the owner is so friendly and full of energy, she really made my day and because of her, I already want to come back to Malacca and visit the cafe again. Of course food is awesome too, especially the airy fluffy egg tarts and well seasoned avocado. Highly recommend if you hope to meet local cafe owner, hear story and have a nice chat while enjoy hearty food😋

Food was lovely, tasted authentic. Portion was fair and owner was nice too. Coffee was not the best but decent. However, PLEASE beware of pricing. There was a lack of price transparency from the owner. I got charged RM16, for half an avocado. Insane.

had a lot of fun with samantha while drawing the exterior of her cafe!! andher portugese egg tart is scrumptious . might lepak here again 💞💞

First time trying this place. Tried their waffles and fish and chips. Also tried their cold chocolate and tiramisu drink. The waffles are good, crispy on edges and fluffy overall. The fish and chip is okay, but they used sweet potatoes for the chips and it wasn’t good and was hard. The drinks are not that good and overpriced for the portion. Service is fair and environment is nice.

It’s been a while since my last visit, and I was really looking forward to dining here again. However, I was quite disappointed with my recent experience. I ordered the Pandan Gula Melaka Cake and Egg Tart for dessert, but unfortunately, both items did not meet my expectations. The cake’s texture was rather hard and dry, as though it might have been on display for some time. I also noticed that shortly after my order was served, the remaining cakes were taken back into the kitchen, which made me wonder if there were freshness issues. As for the egg tart, the pastry was a bit too hard and lacked the light, flaky texture I usually enjoy. As someone who really loves egg tarts, this was quite disappointing. I truly appreciate the restaurant’s effort and warm service, and I hope this feedback can help improve the quality of your desserts. I’ve always enjoyed visiting this place, and I would love to continue coming back in the future.

The atmosphere is amazing but there's a lack in the menu. The menu is a file instead of a normal website?... and im pretty sure they use Ai for the photos on the menu since it doesn't look accurate to what I ordered. Supposedly, should use real photos so customers will be satisfied. There's also little options for non-coffee drinks. Even so, food is average, it's plated nicely, everything is clean and pleasing to look at. (I added 2 screenshots from the menu, please ignore the fact that it's blurry.....I ordered the katsudon Buttermilk and in the photos it looked like those chicken popcorn bites and even in the description it said it was "crispy" but what arrived was a grilled chicken?......plus in the nasi lemak photo, you can clearly see its Ai generated, I hope to see some improvement in the future.)

Absolutely love this cafe! 💛 The food is delicious and freshly prepared — every dish tastes amazing and beautifully presented. The staff are super friendly, attentive, and always serve with a smile 😊. The atmosphere is cozy, clean, and relaxing — perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a peaceful meal. Definitely one of my favorite spots to unwind and enjoy good food with great vibes. Highly recommended! 🌟✨

I was genuinely excited to come back here, especially after having such a great experience last year. I even recommended this place to my friends, telling them how delicious the food was and how it used to be one of my favorites. Unfortunately, this visit turned out to be really disappointing. The food quality has dropped a lot. the taste was bland and nothing like how I remembered it. It didn’t meet my expectations at all. On top of that, the prices felt very overrated for what was served. I ordered potato fries, but what came out was sweet potatoes instead, so more not even crunchy but its mushy which was quite frustrating since that wasn’t what I asked for. Overall, it was an unsatisfying experience, both in terms of taste and value for money. I honestly hope the restaurant can improve and bring back the same quality they had before. Rating: 2/10

For me, the ambience is satisfactory. They provide card games if u want. Food wise, id say im dissapointed. roasted chicken(?) rm30 - portion is ok but tadte is bland.. the seasoning tak masuk sampai dalam so makan ayam xde rasa. blackpepper sauce is nice. matcha latte also nice.

Dine in Brownie bang with melted ice cream I wouldn’t recommend their brownies. The brownie is very hard, like chunky. beforehand already requested to reheat but received hard. I remember my first time, it was warm, easy to break and blend so well with ice cream. Now..The taste, brownie texture all gone. Tasted like very dense moist cake - hard version. Regret . Not worth for money. Not gonna order again..

Staying 3 day and 2 night here, the hotel located just near the river, and view from my hotel balcony is wonderful. The room Is spacious the bed is comfy, smell fresh. Toiletries like soap, shampoo and toothbrush provided. The room and toilet were very clean. The Aircond is centralised type realy cool and responsive to the controller. Hot shower also working well. The breakfast is great with many food choices available from western cuisine or local favourites like nasi lemak, and what I like so much is the coffee machine where I enjoy getting Coffee latte or cappuccino. I having wonderful time Staying here.

I stayed at the hotel from Thursday to Saturday and booked the King Premium Room with breakfast included. While the room was clean, it appeared rather dated, especially the bathroom and balcony. The hotel would benefit from improved maintenance. As for the breakfast, it was quite disappointing for a hotel of this size. The selection was very limited, and despite being in Melaka, there was only one local dish offered—Nyonya Laksa. It would have been nice to see more of Melaka’s signature cuisines. Overall, the food tasted very average. Although breakfast is available until 12pm, which is convenient, the spread is so limited that after two plates, there’s hardly anything left to try. However, the staff and overall service were commendable. All the staff members were very friendly, and the hotel’s location is excellent.

27th floor end of the hall room. PROS: Excellent staff and service. Good location. Spacious, clean, well furnished room with small sofa, desk and plenty of counter space, drawers, large closet, mini refrigerator and small combination safe. Good shower. CONS: Bad lighting in bathroom. Rooms overlooking the pool are very noisy with screaming children 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on weekends. You can hear people in adjoining rooms as if they were in the same room with you. The WORST MATTRESS we've ever slept on, extremely hard and lumpy. 3 nights sleeping on it was a struggle.

Hotel Review: Swiss-Garden – A Disappointing Stay I recently stayed at Swiss-Garden, which claims to be a 5-star hotel, but unfortunately, my experience fell far short of expectations. 🍽️ Food & Breakfast Experience Nyonya Laksa: Barely passable. I'd rate it a 5/10 – lacked depth and authenticity. Bihun Sup: Not recommended at all. Bland and forgettable. Nasi Lemak: A serious letdown. The sambal was uninspired, and the overall dish felt like a wasted opportunity. Breakfast Variety: Very limited. For a hotel of this supposed caliber, the spread was shockingly basic and uninspired. We came all the way from KL hoping to enjoy a relaxing breakfast, but the mood was completely ruined. 🛏️ Room & Cleanliness View: The only redeeming feature – scenic and pleasant. Room Condition: Upon entering, we were hit with a strong, unpleasant smell resembling urine (bau kencing). The air felt sticky and unhygienic. Toilet: The entrance toilet had visible dirty stains around the walls. It was unacceptable for any hotel, let alone one that markets itself as luxury. Executive Room: Not worth the price. The overall condition and amenities did not match the premium label. 😞 Overall Impression Swiss-Garden may advertise itself as a 5-star destination, but our experience was far from luxurious. Between the disappointing food, poor hygiene, and lackluster room quality, it felt like a wasted trip. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable or enjoyable stay.

I booked directly via Swiss Garden’s own website for RM560 per night. This is a premium rate, so I expected a high standard of service and facilities — especially since my stay was on a regular weekend (not during any school or public holidays). I arrived at around 2:15 pm and had to wait 40 minutes before my room was ready. While I understand this may be slightly early for check-in, what disappointed me was seeing my friend — who booked via Booking.com for only RM350 — check in just before me without delay. Even more surprising, my friend’s room was far superior: an end unit with a TV, two bathrooms, and a dining hall. In contrast, despite paying significantly more, I received only a standard room. This raises concerns about how room allocation is prioritised — it feels like higher-paying guests should at least receive equal, if not better, treatment. The room itself was just okay — nothing remarkable for the price. Breakfast was underwhelming (“meh” at best) and did not match the quality I’d expect at this price point. But I would add that the hotel has strong and reliable Wi-Fi connection. Breakfast service extended until 12 pm, which helps avoid crowding. At RM560 per night, the value simply wasn’t there. I left feeling disappointed, especially after directly comparing my experience to a friend who paid much less yet received a significantly better room. If this is how room allocation works, it makes me wonder how many other guests end up in a similar situation.

This was a last minute substitute for a room we had booked at the Aava Malacca Hotel which was absolutely terrible. We were in that room literally 2 minutes and left. It was dank and moldy with our throats burning from the mold within minutes of arriving. We demanded our money back and immediately booked a room at Swiss Garden Hotel. It was a bit overpriced but worth every penny. The room was great as was the location. If we can get a room at a better price next time, we would not hesitate to stay there again. Stay away from Aava Malacca Hotel. It’s a pit.

We stayed here on 24th October, and unfortunately, our experience was quite DISSAPOINTING!!. The Front Office staff (a Malay lady on duty around 7 PM) was not friendly at all — no smile, no greeting. A simple smile doesn’t cost anything and really makes a difference in customer service. With so many hotels around, attitude and hospitality are what set one apart. It’s a shame because this kind of experience really affects the image of the establishment. The air conditioner in our room was also very noisy. We had to switch it off and ended up sleeping without air conditioning. A few minutes after turning it off, a weird, sharp sound kept coming from the ventilation, making it hard to sleep. We tried calling the operator and Front Office for help, but no one picked up the phone. SADLY we couldn’t sleep the whole night. The bedsheet didn’t feel fresh either — it caused some itchiness. The only positive part of our stay was the café staff during breakfast. They greeted and served us with warm smiles even though the café was busy. Thumbs up to them for their great attitude and service! Overall, we’re quite DISSAPOINTED and, UNFORTUNATELY, WOULD NOT CHOOSE TO STAY HERE AGAIN. WE WILL NOT RECOMMEND IT TO OTHERS TOO..

There is Q when we reached around 930am but the boss will arrange the seat for you which is quite good, at least no need worry to grab seat or stand beside ppls to wait for table. You will need to go counter and order drinks and bread which I feel very systematic as well. The food just normal for me which not worth for the Q, chicken rice is not bad, prawn mee soup is quite light if you are the one who don't like too thick or oil soup you will like it. If no need to Q too long, it's worth to come over.

Morning crowds but they have a queue system that works fine. We ordered our drinks and snacks ie nasi lemak packs, local Kuih muih, toasted bread, eggs and snacks at the counter while for food you just go to the respective stores to order. Chicken rice, prawn noodle and curry noodles are good. Toasted bread and soft boiled eggs didn’t disappoint. Drinks are good too. Overall a good place to eat local hawker food. Only gets a bit noisy and crowded in the morning and less crowded later on.,

A traditional Chinese coffee shop for breakfast and able to look for parking along left and right of the street. A short queue in front of us, manage to cleared within 5 minutes time and staff lead us to our table. 3 main food stalls including Sarawak Kolo mee, with some noodle list, another stall is Nyonya laksa, last stall offering chicken rice, “lobak”, stuffed beancurd which looks nice to me. We could order drinks, Nyonya Kuih, Chinese dumpling, kaya butter toast, half boiled egg at counter and paid at the same time. Foods and drinks served fast within 10 minutes time which is efficient and agile. Kolo noodles simply tasty with additional flavours from the minced meat and pork lard, whereas laksa enriched with coconut and spice with mouth watering broth. Prawn noodle is flavoursome and with generous portions of prawns. Angku Nyonya kuih is good but the tea is not up to normal standard. Nevertheless we did enjoy the breakfast and will come again to try on other menu. Revisiting this place and had updated few photos, food is still awesome as before.

I enjoyed their local kaya butter toast, laksa, prawn noodles and coffee. The rest were just average if you’re only looking to try or having a no-frills breakfast. I was disappointed with their yong tau foo 👎🏼 — hopefully the stall owner can improve the soup recipe and keep the ingredients fresher. Their homemade pineapple tarts were very sweet and quite generous with the topping. Not the best I’ve had, but I’m sure they’d go well with a hot cup of tea or coffee—preferably without sugar 😅. P.S. Be prepared to wait a bit for the toasts.

A great local breakfast spot, it indeed attracts lot of tourist, so expect to queue. The food overall was ok not fantastic, the popular one are nyonya laksa, kolo mee. But what I like the most was the packed of Nasi lemak. Drinks were ok too.

A long time go-to place for breakkie and brunch for many locals and tourists alike within the heart of Malacca. There's now even more choices and variety within the few stalls located here which is really welcomed. Of particular noteworthy mention includes the nyonya styled curry laksa, and the chicken rice balls. There's also a stuffed tofu (yong tofu) stall at the back end which has a good selection to pick from provided you get here early. The freshly hand brewed kopitiam styled coffee and tea drinks are pretty much up to snuff and something to look forward to here as well. Pair these drinks with the toasted bread with kaya and butter for a snack worthy of deities! All in all a fantastic breakfast place and highly recommended.

Eating here feel a bit rushed, maybe come before 9am. After that, more people come and starting a queue. the food especially chicken rice, taste less fragrant, and the chili falls into more sour side. Could be improved. The tea is very good. Thick and fragrant Still a good place to have a breakfast. Definitely will try other menu someday

Away from the touristy Jonker street Al fresco coffeeshop with variety to choose from even from the other coffeeshop next door with handmade Yong tau Foo (salty). Food is tasty. Enjoyed the emperor vegetables, and pork organ soup. Heineken was RM23 and tiger RM19 .. amuse with a pikachu walking by…

Was hearty and very very tasty - Had the fried oyster & prawns omelet and asked for it to be extra crispy. The food and taste was spot on and fairly scrumptious. Impressed with the fact that they put so much heart into making the stuff and the taste was on point. Will definitely revisit the next time in Melaka.

Pasta stall is open Daily, from 6pm ~ 10:30pm, the most delicious Pasta dishes in Asia.

Oyster omelette RM16 big. Very delicious. The oyster was fresh and the portion reasonable for 3 to 4 adults. Stall owner very friendly too. Laska - milky and Singaporean style. Generous portion. Very tasty and worth a try.

Well you want to eat with the locals and experience the life of a local this place is where you go. With a mix of maybe 15-20 independent cooks each with their own kitchen set up this place is fantastic. It may look chaotic to the average tourist, but just walk around and look and you will instinctively understand how it works. Great food, mostly traditional and good sized plates it's half the price as KL and just as delicious. If you are wanting a beer with your meal be warned it's a little dearer than most. Nonetheless, sitting on a corner and just a 10 minute walk from that main tourist area of Malacca it's half the price and every bit as good. Enjoy, cheers.

only recomend chicken chop. other really not nice.weird worker somemore. some food also almost spoil . aiye. not recomend. so i think maybe tourist won care abt the food freshness. but for me . better go spent money on better place...

The best fried oyster omelette i ever had. Smell nice and the taste is good crispy on the outside with slight hint of char which makes it taste even better, well coated with alot of eggs. The fried carrot cake are delicious too 👍👍👍

Came about 2PM on Saturday. Still quite crowded. Ordered the combination set for 2 pax. Came with lean meat, belly meat, liver, intestines & tofu. Ordered extra veggie & bursting meatball. Refillable broth; though it was just ok for me. Could be stronger & more flavorful. But the meat were done perfectly; the bursting meatball were especially delicious! Yam rice also very flavorful & delectable. Overall, a good meal.

Ready to be queued on a weekend. The shop isn't big and the tables are very packly arranged. I would say the food isn't worth the long queue kind cause it isn't extraordinary but if you have time and u want something alittle different from typical melaka food, I guess still okay la.

Thick herbal soup with different type of pork meat parts to choose from. Soup for rm11. Yam rice rm2. 👍👍 friendly servers! To note SUNDAY CLOSE. 8am to 2:30pm

The meatball is better than the pork belly and pork meat. The soup is sweet based, tasted somewhat similar to Singapore kway chap (sweet version).

Heard about this restaurant, so give it a try. Very thoughtful they have different varieties of combinations for you to choose. Yam rice is well cooked and aromatic. Fresh ingredients. The lean meat texture is good, and i think a coat of corn flour is coated on the meat before cooking it, thats why its silky smooth on the outside and tender inside. The soup is aromatic and flavourful. Friendly stall owner. Reasonable pricing. Definitely worth eating.

A well known dining place for the local.. Claimed since year 1933 The pork slices are tenderised and of good taste. The belly pork is not too fatty The soup broth which is unlimited and self help. A bit sweet and I like it. I always try with the sweet black sauce and sliced small fresh chilli Friendly boss going around to take orders and assist to refill soup

Came here for the yam rice n pork internal organ soup, but their food are tasteless. Yam rice no taste of yam n not flavourfull, mix pork soup also no taste. Really dont know what they are famous for. Traffic in front of the shop also very jem, difficult to find car park.

A great hidden gem. Fabulous food, Lovely eclectic place, Amazing all natural fresh drinks, Herbs from their herb garden, Plentiful serves and good variety. Ling - who runs this place is friendly, knowledgeable and provides service with a smile! It's also pet friendly and sells quaint vintage pieces sourced locally.

It's special cozy place for catching friendship gathering or quiet place for hang around. Nice coffees n foods. We had a great time spending with families members. Lady boss is so friendly. All those old memories when we saw certain antique items display for sales.

Fully Full is a big breakfast plate. Great taste great value for money esp the mushrooms matched perfectly with the bacon purposely charred lightly that just went perfectly I picked up an interesting book Life of Pi and a straw trilby hat On the whole, a very comfortable place with soul food (watanhor) Looking forward to my next visit though there were bright lights in various corners and I had to find a corner that didn't threaten to blind my sensitive eyes

Really cosy place, great coffee. Came for coffee and got french toast. Which was beautifully presented and great value for money, cooked perfectly. There are hundrede of books and oddities to look at and everything is for sale. A real gem in malacca, just a 2 minute walk from the little india sign.

Had Americano to go here , 10$ pretty good ~ it’s actually a vintage shop with everything to sell. I enjoy chatting with Nadia, a global citizen who is a photographer, traveller, blogger, and story teller. Super friendly and sweet woman. Best wishes to you.

Uberly cute cafe, filled with old books that we can actually read, some vintage stuffs that we can buy. The place owned by a family so it feels like you visit a relative house, their served variety of meals and drinks. Expect a slow service on the full houses because they short staffed. Overall its worth to visit!

Great Orange Espresso, nice Oolong tea. You can taste the coffee is made with fresh oranges. Very nice also the orange foam on top of the coffee. Highly recommend. Their food looks good too.

We came here for our anniversary and honestly, it was such a letdown. The ambience is really nice — cozy and romantic — but that’s about the only good thing we can say. For the price (over RM150 per person), we definitely expected more. We couldn’t even choose our own drinks or desserts. They just served us two kinds without asking, and the drinks were really watered down and didn’t taste premium at all. We don't even know what drinks we would get. The food was another disappointment. All four courses came almost at the same time, so by the time we got to the mains, they were already lukewarm. The lamb flap barely had any gravy and became jelak really quickly, while the mango smoked duck was okay but way too salty towards the end. The sup tulang was okay, but not amazing. The only dish we actually enjoyed was the tiramisu. To top it off, the waiter promised us a “Happy Anniversary” message on our desert plate, but even that didn’t happen. Overall, great ambience but bad food, below-par drinks, and so-so service. Not worth the price at all.

Great breakfast place near our Airbnb. Nestled in an almost deserted elements mall, it’s quite surprising to find a well maintained bistro and cafe on the top floors. Food was great and service was better. There was a heavy thunderstorm the night before and disrupted quite a bit of the kitchen and seating equipment, so the staff were quite apologetic about delay in serving food. Surprised to hear that the cafe is owned by a Singapore entity. Price wise, it would have been quite expensive but after an Eatigo discount the prices became much more reasonable.

Stepped inside the Bistro outdoor dining area. View was indeed superb. I asked for the menu but was instead told that u scan the qr code no menu. Food was normal with the exception of the Chicken Berempah Burger but it was only served after we went into the indoor dining area to ask for it. The drinks we ordered were served to another table with guests whom did not order amything and was left there for a good 25 minutes, when we asked for our drinks to be served, the waiter practically went to the table and brought the drinks over to us just telling us that the order was wrongly sent. It was only changed when we asked for it to be changed. The staff at the venue wasnt interested serving us at all and i felt that the aunty serving us at coffeeshop this morning offered better customer service. Overall.assessment of the venue - service was 2/10 , Food was 5/10 ,Atmosphere 8/10.

No doubts, Its a bad experience with wild seed cafe! We ordered a big breakfast cost around RM 58 and it looks like this! Simple and tasteless! The scrambled eggs and beef are way too salty yet no flavor and not fresh! I really dunno what the chef is cooking! Dry chicken wings! Coffee 2/5 stars, using cheap oat milk and instead of coffee it tasted like drinking milk! Some more,they do roof cleaning beside us while we are dining,Terrible! Only one floor crew serving, foods are all serving slow! Wouldn’t come back no more! Dont get mislead by the rating! It’s an honest review! The only good things is the well manner from the only serving crew!

I recently visited 1 Altitude- Wild Seed with high expectations based on online reviews, but my experience was a complete letdown. Despite the hype, the dishes fell flat and the slow service meant I had to chase down cutlery, hot water for the baby, and even clear plates myself! The service was incredibly slow, with a significant wait time for our food. When it finally arrived, the burger chicken was over cooked and appeared excessively tanned and meat tasted bland as it wasn’t marinated properly. The curl fries tasted so salty, and the accompanying the volcano curry prawn noodles does not meet up to the standard curry noodles, the prawns look big but not fresh. The server was also inattentive, making it difficult to get refills or ask for anything else. I would not recommend this restaurant. Lesson learned: Money goes for the skyline, not the meal.

8 Oct 2025 Today, tried lunch special, nasi lemak. And Oct special, Chinese herbal chicken claypot. Nasi lemak, rice was fragrant but only ikan bilis, an eggs, peanuts.... Chicken claypot highly recommended, serve size was good, chicken cubes well fried, coated with spicyness and herbs. 7 Oct 2025 At 44 flr, it has magnificent 360 Bird eye view of Melaka. Foods were good, carrot cake nice too. Staff were friendly and attentive. Next time, wanted to try lunch set.

Had dinner at Wildseed and really enjoyed it! The environment was nice and relaxing. Food was awesome! The soup with sourdough was the highlight; the bread was perfectly done and freshly made. Chicken satay was tender, and the seafood linguine was really yummy too. Service was friendly, and prices were reasonable (plus 10% off for 1-Altitude members!). We walked in without a reservation on a weekday and didn’t have to wait, but it’s definitely best to book ahead, especially on weekends or holidays. Didn’t expect much at first, so we didn’t even take photos of the food, but it turned out way better than expected. It was our first visit, but we’ll definitely be back!

Mistake of mine that I was tired and didn't research before walking into this shop. To trust that how bad can one be to have a good shop location in Jonker bearing the famous AFarmosa name. Murphy law. Maybe the owner should seriously consider changing to other business, like selling souvenirs instead.

The place looks shabby…the service is super bad…rude servers…they don’t even give the menu carte….cooked prawns were not deveined…chicken was tasteless…pleas do not walk in by mistake

We noticed the shop looks decent from be outside and thought what the heck, try some cendol la as the photos look enticing. The service staff seem to take orders only if you order dishes. As we wanted only cendol, have to order at yhe cashier counter 🤔 whats the difference leh??? Same shop same owner??? Unless they ain’t??? 🤔 we ordered 2 each of a normal cendol and durian cendol. Initially, it tasted good but soon we find the gula melaka seems to taste sourish. We stopped eating immediately. 🤪 lucky nothing untoward happens later in the 🚽 🤪

Bitter tasting Yang taufu ....inedible.. not fresh. French Fries were oily because oil was not pre heated and the sausage in a roll was destroyed by copious amounts of mayonnaise. Service was unfriendly...get your own menu, no serviettes available at table. Kindergarten cooks!

I seldom give review like this, but it really disappointed me The kopitiam looks good from outside, so I give it a try (I should check reviews first) Order something to try before lunch time, so I ordered 1 pcs of chicken rice ball, a steamed chicken leg, and hot white coffee Hotel white coffee- tasteless Chicken rice ball and chicken- normal The reason why I give this restaurant 1 star, in fact will give Negative if I can, is I saw cockroach on my table, I feedback to the staff, and the staff tried to catch, but he could not make it, then he just walked away, lols, then the cockroach just crawl around the table again Is normal to see cockroach in restaurant too be honest, but the attitude of the staff really shocked me I can't imagine how the kitchen look like

Worst place I’ve eaten chicken rice! Service don’t even deserve 1 star!! We walked in, not even greeted by the staffs. Not to mention that they’re all foreign workers!! We ordered our food and it was serve quite fast. When we asked for tissues, they told us need to purchase ourselves, but they’re so many empty tissue boxes laying around. We found a strand of hair in the rice. Food is ок but it’s not very hygienic, as shown in the pictures. The coffee was 3 in 1 too. Service is very very bad. Honestly, we didn’t read the reviews prior entering! Huge huge mistake!!

This was not a good choice. We were with kids and were hungry. We decided to have dinner here. Food was so mediocre; it was cold and so tasty. I have tasted much better chicken rice. Waiters and waitresses were not very friendly. Hygiene is a big issue here. Not coming back.

I heard about this amazing dining spot and decided to give it a try. After trying it out, I can confidently say that this is the best pasta I’ve ever had! The pasta is super aromatic and has a perfect balance of flavors. It really hits the spot in your mouth. For the Bolognese Chicken Spaghetti, the sourness from the tomato and the spice kick from the black pepper were just right. And the Parmesan Cheese really brought out the unique flavors of the dish. For the Smoked Duck Spaghetti Carbonara, it’s not the creamy kind, but it’s definitely more in line with the traditional Italian style, which I absolutely love! You can really taste the aroma of the cheese and egg! It was so good that we ended up ordering the brownies too. They were incredible! Crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. And the orange chocolate ice cream paired perfectly with the brownies. One of the staff members was especially friendly and welcoming. Thanks a bunch for the detailed explanation of the food! I’ll definitely be back! Sorry for the quality of the photo 🤣 used a old school filter for it 🤣

Hidden gem in Melaka! ❤️ Small House Café really impressed me — not just with the food, but also the cozy atmosphere. The café has this warm, rustic interior with wooden beams and a cute spiral staircase filled with books and plants 🌿📚 It’s the kind of place that instantly makes you feel calm and happy. Perfect spot to chill, chat, or take some nice photos! Really love how everything feels homemade yet refined. Staff were friendly and attentive too — definitely one of the must-visit cafe at jonker walk! Cozy vibes, great food, and beautiful decor — 10/10 recommend 😍

Hidden gem in jonker! The space is cozy, well-designed, and super chill, perfect for spending a lazy afternoon with coffee and good food. Loved the French toast and their homemade granola. A bit on the pricier side for Malacca, but the quality and vibes are totally worth it.

Chanced upon this place while strolling along Jonker and decided to give it a try after checking the reviews. It did not disappoint—the food and drinks were great, the ambience was lovely, and the staff were friendly. They also have long tables that can easily accommodate big families and children. I’d definitely come back again to try more of their dishes.

I discovered a hidden cafe near Jonker Street! The cozy and comfortable environment, beautiful design, and relaxed atmosphere make it perfect for a leisurely meal. The food is fusion-inspired. I absolutely love their pasta and karaage fried chicken. While the prices are a bit high for Malacca, the quality and atmosphere are definitely worth it. It's a cafe I'll definitely visit again.

Having brunch at very amazing & comfortable environment. The food is nice, especially the “Smoked Duck Carbonara” & “Choriza Shashouka”, strongly recommended!! Dessert with a very nice Tiramisu Cake! It’s made my day 🤩

If you ever drop by in Melaka town, you must try this cafe. Highly recommend their pastas as they made it themselves. My favourite is the truffle pasta. Also do try their other dishes like shakshuk and karage 🤤 you won’t be disappointed with their food and services

One of famous local coffee brand that people should try it. Especially if you are a coffee lover and like the taste of local coffee (it really your cup of tea or in this case coffee). Even their iced coffee is amazing. Their food also not bad.

Visited Kopi 434 Muar for a late lunch and decided to keep it light. We ordered the iced coffee, kaya & butter toast, and the otah bun — a simple but satisfying spread. The coffee was the highlight: interesting, different from the usual kopi elsewhere, with a distinct aroma and flavour profile that makes Kopi 434 famous. Smooth, bold, and very enjoyable. The kaya butter toast was classic and comforting, while the otah bun added a nice local touch. It’s a great place to experience authentic Muar coffee culture, especially if you enjoy traditional kopitiam flavours with a slight twist.

The food was mediocre, egg was cold. But the otar was amazing - flavourful and served hot. Coffee was very average - not sure what the hype was all about. Atmosphere was great, and gives the old town vibes. Would not recommend this place, unless you are nearby.

Very lucky to try the queens coffee during the coffee tree flower blossom time. When the waitress recommended that it’s the season for the particular coffee, just order it. No regrets. The queens coffee came with a flower and when it blended with the coffee, the fragrant is very unique. The Durian ball dessert is also quite nice.

Nothing special on the menu that we have tried, just so so. Service was so bad, have to pay first before you get your ordered food but took about 20 minutes to get your food served. Hope they will improve.

Their “Elephant Kopi O” is authentic, thick and exactly the kind of taste that hits the spot. And the otak bun… omg, definitely a must-try! 🥟🔥 If you are ever passing by Muar, make sure to drop by and have a try of the local delights!

Food is normal, nothing excited. Kaya is own made, taste fine ~ available to buy also. Coffee is fine, only normal signature coffee available not queen coffee and others premium coffee cost RM 30+ not yet try. Queue is commonly 👀 here at cashier counter, many people buying their coffee, kaya, roti kok etc. Variety of Dilmah tea available besides their own brand tea, except their premium tea is available to drink but not for purchase

A coffee brand originating from Muar that has opened many restaurants. I haven’t visited in a long time, so I dropped by for a cup of coffee while passing through. Honestly, their Kopi O Kosong is extremely bitter and hard to drink without sugar—this seems to be a common issue with local coffee brands. I also ordered a miso ramen, which tasted like instant noodles in MSG soup. Apart from vegetables and eggs, the other ingredients were mostly processed foods. It seems that the bigger their business grows, the lower the quality of their food becomes.

Just had brunch at Kopi 434, Melaka branch. The food was generally good — I had nasi lemak with chicken rendang. While the rendang didn’t quite have that authentic kampung (village-style) flavour I was hoping for, it was still tasty. What really stood out for me was their variety of toasted bread – delicious and nicely done! The atmosphere inside was quite lively, a bit noisy as all tables were occupied and many customers were dining in. It has a cozy, upgraded kampung-style vibe, with comfortable seating and unique wall decorations. You can choose to sit indoors with air-conditioning or enjoy the outdoor seating area if you prefer fresh air. Parking is convenient with plenty of spaces around, though some may require MBMB parking payment on weekdays (free on public holidays). The wait for food took about 20 minutes, so some patience is needed during busy hours. Overall, a nice spot for brunch in Melaka if you’re into local food in a slightly more stylish setting.

Nice place for breakfast, easy to get parking. Nasi Lemak Otak2 and Mee Bandung nice. Food portions very big. Coffee just good

One of the kopitiam coffee shops in Bukit Serindit Malacca, they sell a lot of local Malaysian cuisine such as nasi lemak noodles toast and traditional coffee and tea, they sell some pastries and traditional cake too, general cleanliness is excellent for the dining area and the ambience is just nice, parking quite full during peak hours, overall price is reasonable with the potion, recommended to come again with family and friends 😊👍🏻

Really great kopitiam/cafe hybrid. Still maintains the same coffee taste as the OG koptiam at Muar. Been enjoying their coffee at home since 1996 & will still do so till the future.

Local Muar food in Melaka branch, food not bad, sambal is spicy, tea and coffee is very good

We stop here for lunch b4 heading back home. Food was ok but the coffee was nice. They do sell variety of coffee in the menu and also u can buy coffee to bring home. Staff was friendly and explain when ask for recommendations on what to eat or drinks.

I love the fluffy pancake. They offer a variety of spaghetti and pasta dishes here, along with good croissants and delightful small desserts. Overall, the experience was above average, and I would highly recommend this place.

If you are in Melaka, Malaysia this is a must visit restaurant. We enjoyed the breakfast and it’s really good food. Washroom can be improved. Nice atmosphere and good vibes. I am not sure anything about parking. Friendly staff and very attentive. The hand washing tap is little tricky as water pressure is too much.

Kin by The Daily Fix is a charming café in Malacca, offering a cozy ambiance and delicious menu selections. Their Kin’s Spicy Creamy Prawns is a standout, with a perfect balance of flavors and texture. The café’s warm ochre walls and inviting atmosphere make it a great spot to relax and enjoy quality food. Definitely worth a visit! 😊☕

I would recommend anyone to try if they never tried before. One of my fav place at Melaka. Let's talk about the food: - Favorite would be Mac n Cheese (one of my fav place for Mac n Cheese) - Other than that, the Mentaiko Fries is a great snacks for light food for hangout Now on to the next will be the service: - Got to order at the counter so gotta prepare a list before ordering - The menu could be more organized maybe...not bad but just a bit clustered - Staff are so friendly and cheerful when attending you Atmosphere: - Love the relax & Cozy kinda vibe with a little natural light in the middle of the place - Would recommend come out during evening where it make extra cozy - There's also outside area if u prefer One thing I would like to recommend is to make more of big glass drinks...for the size...the drink are kinda pricey for some of em

didnt dine in. but the staffs were polite. liked their bakeries and cakes. drinks not bad too. standard cafe price. would like to dine in next time to enjoy the aircon and vibe. they have outdoor sitting too.

I come here for few times already. Tbh this is one of cafe in Melaka that I really like their food. Never disappointed me so far. The spaghetti so delicioussss. Ordered salmon one and also the spicy creamy prawn. Delicousss. The coffee quite nice too. Environment of course aesthetics and instagramable. Recommended for people to come ~

First time we went to this place last few years back, we were star-struck with their carrot cake. Sampai tahap, whenever we got chances to buy or taste any other carrot cakes, me and my wife strongly agreed that no one can beat theirs. But that is as per apa yang kami dah pernah rasa lah. Anyone else might got different views. So today we got our chances and went again after few years back, arrived around 2pm, but the cakes just not there. Just at this particular branch. Even theres only two slice of burnt cheesecake left in the whole big display. Summore, i purposely booked a stay nearby just to make sure our trips to kin easier hahah In addition, me and my wife ordered the same dish as per our last visit, roasted duck rice bowl and carbonara with duck bacon. All good. Just like old times. But our son beef fried rice, lower parts of the rice kinda soggy and too oily. I can't really tell wether sesame oil or tiram oil that is in excess. Other than that is good and delici I dunno why im writing this and kinda feel bad but we went south with hundreds kilometre of driving just to reminiscing our memories back and its just heartbreaking hahah Anyway keep up the good work and sure will call for confirmation first after this whenever we got the chances to come back again

Good breakfast spot serving the usual dishes such as kaya toast, wonton mee and nasi lemak. Will also be suitable to lunch. When we were there, we got bitten by mosquitoes so it is advisable to bring repellent if you want a peaceful meal. Nothing too special about most dishes but what stood out most was the nasi lemak which was so fragrant and flavourful. Right when it was served we could already smell the coconut, and the taste of it was even better. The kaya toast doesn’t seem to use pure kaya though, it’s probably a mixture with cream to make it light green in colour and is also not sweet. Kopi peng is also more bitter than usual, and lacks the creaminess I’m looking for.

The environment here is really nice — cozy, clean, and welcoming. It’s a great place to relax or catch up with friends. The food was okay, nothing bad but nothing that really stood out either. Portions were decent and everything came out on time. Overall, a pleasant spot mostly for the atmosphere rather than the food itself.

Very average food, but prices are extremely reasonable. Portions are big and ambience is aesthetic. We tried the following dishes: • Wanton Mee: This was alright, nothing fantastic. • Nasi Lemak with Curry Chicken: The rice was not bad, but the curry wasn't tasty. It was lacking both salt and spice. • Mee Sian with Rendang Chicken: The mee siam tasted like fried beehoon, not bad-tasting, but definitely not like fried mee siam. The chicken was really salty and tasted like frozen chicken. • Kaya Butter Toast: This was not bad, the kaya was rather fragrant and not overly sweet. We came early in the morning soon after they opened on a weekday and the place had plenty of seats. Overall, I wouldn't be back as the food was really average so I'd rather eat other options. It may be worth a try for those who are just looking for somewhere to fill their stomachs.

The food is yummy and big portion. I like this all bricks and timber environment. Not hot and too cool. Just nice 🫶🏻

We tried the nasi lemak ayam goreng, pandan rice with rempah ayam, crispy and juicy chicken. The sambal is sightly spicy. 2 pax sharing portion if not hungry. Perfect to match it with serai lime juice. Antique vibe with air con.

Today, November 13 (Wednesday), I ordered two servings of wonton charsiew noodles and some drinks. The drinks and noodles were good, but the wontons had already gone bad and smelled sour. I’m not sure if they used leftover wontons from yesterday. I immediately gave them feedback about it. Here’s how they handled the situation: They said they would make fresh wontons on the spot and replace the dish (though I’m wondering — aren’t the wontons supposed to be freshly made every day?). They also offered a 10% discount as an apology. I hope they will pay more attention to the freshness of their food in the future.

Good food with wide variety! Great environment and vibes suitable for big groups!

Concept café with a mini petting zoo in an A/C glass enclosure - it's well maintained with a couple of ducks and birds. Food was decent but nothing out of the ordinary.

I recently revisited Solo Cafe in Melaka and was quite disappointed with how much the place has changed over time. When I first discovered this cafe, it had a certain charm, but unfortunately, it seems there hasn't been much maintenance or improvement since then. The food was a letdown — I ordered the waffle ice cream, which tasted like instant or pre-packaged food. The chocolate ice drink also lacked any real cocoa flavor, making it feel watered down and unmemorable. One major issue was the hygiene and cleanliness of the environment. The cafe keeps ducks and birds inside a closed room, but the smell was quite strong and unpleasant. This seriously affected the overall dining atmosphere. The place itself felt messy and poorly kept, which was surprising considering how it started. That said, one bright spot in the experience was the assistant kakak, who was friendly and helpful throughout. Overall, Solo Cafe seems to have lost the quality and care it once had. With some much-needed upkeep and focus on food quality, it could become a pleasant spot again — but for now, it falls short.

Food are just average but freshly cooked. Fruit drinks can be quite sweet. Environment is good but can be noisy with all the birds chirping.

Nice shop with very cute birds and ducks!!!!!! Drink also nice with reasonable price. Recommend to family or friends gathering. Will come back again👍

Solo Cafe is a very special and cozy place in Melaka, filled with lots of cute parrots and a few adorable ducks. The birds are kept in an air-conditioned room, which makes the café feel clean and comfortable — hygiene is really well-maintained here! The parrots and ducks walk around and bring a lot of joy and life to the space. It's such a fun and relaxing experience, especially if you love animals. The food is okay, but the coffee is really good! Staff are super friendly and helpful, which adds to the pleasant vibe of the place. Yes, there’s a minimum order (each person needs to order at least one item), but it’s totally reasonable — they need support to take care of all the lovely birds and keep the place nice and clean. I’m happy to support that! A great place for families, kids, or even a cute date. Highly recommend dropping by if you’re in Melaka!

After my visit to the place, I discovered that while the cake was enjoyable, the overall food quality did not meet my expectations. Despite this, the experience of interacting with and playing with the duck added a unique and memorable element to the visit. I believe that for the opportunity to engage with the duck, it is still worth giving the place a try.

Staff were super friendly. There was 2 adult ducks and 3 babies. The baby ducks can be placed in your lap to accompany you. Food was quite basic. Nothing to shout about but I was able to clear my plate. Overall, this place is a nice hang out to play with cute lil ducks.