hey guys, will be going to Malacca soon! Can i get some suggestions on good food? both Halal and non-halal please! thanks!

Hi, so..how was your trip to Melaka?
What did you eat there?

Can update pls? 

Help me summarize this thread. So long, dunno where to start reading. 
I'm looking for one night accommodation and how much is there to eat in just one day. 

Ya..ya...any stories that didn't publish in our Sejarah Melaka book?  U know or not? 

Haha, mentioned already mah, want to sleep and eat only. 

No need 5 star, I'm not a celebrity....heheh...average ranking one la..
Ermmm....not next to cemetery pls.... 

Somewhere, check-in then can walk around eat and eat and eat..

Ok, like this....it's a weekend trip. Saturday morning drive straight to JPO. Sapu some stuff then drive to Melaka. Rest and eat, then sleep wake up eat again, then back to KL.
Take yr time to reply...not so soon going. Planning only. 

Now I realized why u find it hard to recommend food for tourists because..
U never tried them also...rite? 

Hehe..it's ok ...food matters very subjective...some like it, some don't..
Generally should be acceptable. 

Hotels u can recommend? Which ones you have stayed before? 

Let's say lah. If you were offered a free stay in one of the hotels you mentioned, which one will you choose? And why? 

Actually there's so much info in my hands already. A google on the names given above already helped me a lot. I was searching for some Melaka street view on google maps, so far can't see any. 
Anyway, gamsahabnida 

I didn't know got so nice hotels in Melaka. 

All 3 mentioned, Casa Del Rio, Courtyard@ Heeren and Majestic...
Lima bintang wor...

Like dat, stay one night not enough 

Tips for Courtyard @ Heeren, Deluxe room Ground Floor King bed. This is nicest room that I have try. 1st floor also have deluxe but I found bamboo theme is not that interesting.

My personal fav:
Mostly local eat here only cause is damn hard to find but is near to my house. 

Hi all, I saw a Groupon offer for Venus Boutique Hotel. Quite cheap.
But am wondering, is the hotel within walking distance to the Jonker street?

Not as near as I thought it would be.

Anyway, is it okay to walk to Jonker Street, or is it advisable to go by car?
I think it is not easy to find parking at Jonker Street, no?

LOL definitely not as tough as Midvalley, but not simple at all.
There was a time, weirdly, I was able to find a parking nearby Jonker Walk.
It's like the parking was destined to me.
So I parked.

Only to return back to my car and found that .. my car was shitstormed by the crows!! Haha..

Just to confirm, the Jonker Walk is only open at night, right?
What's the operation hour like? 8pm-2am, I think?

I think I'll just play it by the ear, so just go there, and ask the hotel receptionist for advice.

Alright, my plan is to go there for 2 days and 1 night (check in on Saturday, checks out on Sunday).
Our main activity is on eating, so anyone can advice us on where to go for good food?

Local delicacy would be best, though. Food that is not available elsewhere, and even if it exist,
it doesn't taste as good as in Malacca

use as cash voucher at jusco melaka

helo..

need some pointers..

will be going to melaka to celebrate wife's bday..

it'll be a 3D2N (sun-tues) food hunting trip. as we are muslims, selections are quite limited and shortlisted these:

1. Cendol - Jonker88/East & West Rendv. Cafe/Jeta Grooves
2. Laksa Nyonya - Calathe Art Cafe
3. Naan - Pal Putra's
4. Roti John - Restoran Barkat
5. Seafood - Perkampungan ikan bakar
6. Nasi lemak - Capitol NL
7. Bfast - Toast & Toast
8. Putu Piring - Tengkera
9. Chic rice ball - any recommendations - halal?

And bday dinner will be at HRC. Decided to stay at Hatten.

Any other recommendations for food/places to visit (a must)?

Thanks.

Hi all,

We'll be heading to Melaka next week by car. This is the first time ever for us to drive to travel. We'll be staying at Kawan-Kawan Guesthouse, which is located at Jln Tukang Besi, behind Jonker for 3D2N, 9th till 11th May.

Need some info on the traffic, I heard that Melaka has a lot of one way roads, and read on a few travel pages that the traffic lights are confusing as well. However those info are kinda old so anyone verify these info? Any precaution to drive there from KL and around town?

The guesthouse we staying in has no private parking (first mistake :/) so we'll have to park on public spaces. For the parking coupon, where can I get them?

I researched on Google Maps and find that most of the places in interest are actually not far away from each other, plus I know that Melaka is tricky to find parking. But we'll also like to able to travel to more places such as Pokok Manga (seaside?), Nadeje etc. So my plan is drive around on Fri (9th, less car on Fri?) and walk on weekends, good plan? Or any other suggestions is welcomed.

Besides all those restaurants that get constant review and tourist attention, are there any alternatives to the food that will save us from long queuing? We got friends recommendation such as Ban Lee Heong Satay Celup, Ole Ole Nyoya, Cendol @ Jonker beside statue etc. Would love some more recommendations.

Thanks!

Hi, first of all thanks for your reply, much appreciated.

Tq for your picture, will sure look up for it.

My friend who's hometown is at Melaka said P.Mangga is a seaside. So is there any seaside that we can go, if at all?

will be visiting someone at Melaka next month, now planning the trip. is there any food court or maybe fast food (except McD) in the Melaka Sentral? or maybe near the sentral, by foot. thanks 

does the foot bridge connected with the sentral? or need to go out of sentral first? sorry asking too much questions, first time going there