Duck Kuew Tiaw beside TES school in Tengkera.. quite good!!

anyone tried fish ball noodle soup ('he kiau mee') that is nice? location and wherabouts? mind to share?
Hassan's mee goreng oso nice.. tat was long time ago.. now??

This post has been edited by ranchu: Oct 8 2008, 02:01 PM

woah stimix,

that's a very long long list.. hehe.. haven tried b4 colorless wan tan mee in Melaka, Must try one of these days after ur comments.. oni tried in KL which is also known as Hakka Mee (colorless wan tan mee) but taste not so good if compare to wan tan mee.. Jln Nunga Raya??.. not really familiar wif the road.. haha, guess i need to do more xploration in Melaka.. Luv the satay celup in Melaka esp. the Ban Lee Seng.. forgot wat's the road name.. too many roads to remember.. and the Mdm. King's Popiah.. big n famous popiah wif 'jiu you cha'.. but quite expensive tho.. RM2.70 per piece.. eventho it's quite big but i still think it's over-price yet long2 q everytime i go there.. one thing bad about this popiah seller.. they dun give u q number n if there r ppl that potong ur q.. they oso will not bother.. i recalled.. i waited for 40 minutes juz for 3 pieces of popiah.. , now seldom go there d..

Hi capiche,

i've tried the famous 'he kiau mee', it's oso known last time as 'under big tree stall' but i recall the quality drop alot if compare to the last time one.. it's oso located at somewhere near to the Hassan's mee goreng place there.. opposite a badminton hall.. is this the one tat u r talking about?

Hi Chuakz,

good italian food in malacca.. not so sure.. if western food, mayb can try sampan lo.. i've not being there b4, but heard good comments from my friends.. ^^

Stimix,

good popiah in Taiping?? which part of Taiping?? wat's the price range like? i m crazy of popiah tho.. mind to share.? mind you, i am a perakian too.. hehe.. mayb can drop by there sometimes.. hehe..

that is weird.. i have never heard ppl calling it 'chou tie mee' instead of 'he kiau mee'.. even a 70 years old granny that has being staying there for almost 50 years called it 'he kiau mee' wo.. and previously the business there quite good one, it was handled by current owner's old folks until they pass away after that, the current owner took over the job.. the look of the mee is still the same, oni the taste is not the same as the old folks one.. but neway, i guess u can go there n check it out.. n tell us ur verdict, stimix.. hehe..

Wat about nice nyonya food in any nyonya restaurant? Reasonable price.. thanx..
Any shop that do beaded shoes? anybody can recommend?

Is Renaissance hotel walking distance to Mdm. King's popiah place? I've check from the map, it looks near.. but not so sure.. anyone care to share?

Other than Mdm. King's popiah.. what other foods are highly recommended there (near renaissance hotel), i mean walking distance without needing to drive? Thanks again..

May I know what's the temple's name? will try to search for it.. thanks..

I am planning to bring my family members for a visit to Malacca.. for 3 days 2 nite during the school holidays..
These are the place and foods that i've planned to go and have.. Any recommendation? Thanks a million..
1) Red House (Any fees required?)
2) Jonker Street
3) Satay Celup (BLS)
4) Chicken Rice Balls
5) Mini Zoo (Fees?)
6) Duck Mee
7) Mahkota Parade
8) Where else?

This post has been edited by ranchu: Nov 26 2009, 10:21 AM

Where is this location - satay babi and backlane siham? sure will luv to try it.. please NO GPS code.. as i am GPS-illiterate.. any landmark or location name? thanks...

Is this at Kampung lapan? no address or places mentioned.. ?

This post has been edited by ranchu: Nov 26 2009, 11:39 AM

Is that an eatery place? or the movie -> little nyonya?? haha.. confuse liao...
please enlighten with links.. .. thanks alot..

My Itinery for Malacca stays (3D2N)

Day 1
3pm - Check in hotel (Renaissance)
5pm - Mdm King
8pm - Jonker walk

Day 2
9am - Eye of Malacca
11am - Red house
12pm - Lunch (chicken rice ball)
2pm - Mini Zoo
6pm - Satay Celup / satay babi
8pm - Dataran Pahlawan / Jaya Jusco / Mahkota Parade

Day 3
Free & Easy

Any good place for heavy breakfast before heading for Eye of Malacca other than buffet breakfast at hotel?
Please provide your feedback and suggestion, wonder whether the timing for above is okie for all of the activities, those who is staying locally, please share.. thanks a million..

This post has been edited by ranchu: Dec 9 2009, 02:38 PM

yeah, i want to try the fried oyster.. any specific shop name? is it a shop or just a bike with selling fried oyster? please enlighten.. i only know about the popiah at mdm king that is popular..

Another question, how far is Eye of Malacca to Red house? Is Eye of Malacca open on 9am -5pm, weekdays and weekend, Anyone? Thanks..

This post has been edited by ranchu: Dec 10 2009, 11:08 AM

Thanks for the feedback.. .. O-Chien looks good in the blog..

---

Added on December 14, 2009, 10:41 amYeah, the stadhuys and the clock tower area.. i reckon nothing much there interesting other than the red building.. this place is near to Mahkota parade right? from renaissance to there, far? bringing my old folks to the historical place for a visit since they have not being there before... Yeah, it's eye of Malaysia, think it's not in town area?.. got it mess up..

This post has been edited by ranchu: Dec 14 2009, 10:41 AM

Back from malacca.. it's an enjoyable trip eventho it rains all day long.. we had all sort of foods..
Porridge at river banks was delicious, curry laksa and nasi lemak too..
tried O-chien from bunga raya food court, seems moderate.. but long queue..
Popiah at mdm. king was close during our stays there.. bad luck..
BLS satay celup was packed with so many people.. food was okie.. but stuffy place..
Didn't manage go to Chung wah chicken rice shop due to heavy rain but when we passed by, lotsa people..
went for duck tour.. saw eye of Malaysia.. tour was a lil' boring.. but expensive ride, per adult RM38..
Jonker street, bought pineapple tarts n herbal tea.. packed with people again.. hard to get parking..
basically, it's all food rather than sigh-seeing.. hehe..
Thanks again for all the helpful tips..

This post has been edited by ranchu: Dec 21 2009, 10:40 AM