We stay at The Baba Hous. It is a heritage building that being converted to a hotel showcasing traditional Peranakan culture.
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Saturday, 28 September 2013
Malacca, Malaysia - Food
The Taste of Malacca
Chicken Rice Ball @ Restaurant Famosa
Durian Cendol @ Kocik Kitchen Nyonya Restaurant
Nyonya Curry Noodles @ Kocik Kitchen Nyonya Restaurant
Otak-otak @ Kocik Kitchen Nyonya Restaurant
Kocik Kitchen Nyonya Restaurant
Malacca, Malaysia
After more than 5 years not visiting Malacca, I managed to arrange for a trip down to the historic state with a friend for a 3 days 2 nights weekend getaways.
It was a busy weekend, a bit of traffic on the road, most of the hotel is full and lots of tourists on the street.
DAY 1 Arriving around 6pm, we check in to the hotel and went out for dinner.
Our first meal in Malacca was the famous Malacca Chicken Rice Ball.
We then have a short walk on Jonker Street enjoyed the egg-shaped ice cream and some local bbq cuttle fish, where it suddenly rain, therefore we decided to quickly walk back to the hotel and rest.
DAY 2
It's a sightseeing day. A bit of rain in the morning, luckily we have an umbrella with us. Visited some of attractions in the city, includes Red House, A Famosa, Samudera Museum, The Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum.
Tried some of the local Nyonya food and Satay Celup, one of the specialty in Malacca.
DAY 3
Packed and back home.
It was a busy weekend, a bit of traffic on the road, most of the hotel is full and lots of tourists on the street.
DAY 1 Arriving around 6pm, we check in to the hotel and went out for dinner.
Our first meal in Malacca was the famous Malacca Chicken Rice Ball.
We then have a short walk on Jonker Street enjoyed the egg-shaped ice cream and some local bbq cuttle fish, where it suddenly rain, therefore we decided to quickly walk back to the hotel and rest.
DAY 2
It's a sightseeing day. A bit of rain in the morning, luckily we have an umbrella with us. Visited some of attractions in the city, includes Red House, A Famosa, Samudera Museum, The Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum.
Tried some of the local Nyonya food and Satay Celup, one of the specialty in Malacca.
DAY 3
Packed and back home.
The Street - The Heritage - The Culture
Jonker Street
colorful historical city
the back lane
some heritage hotel along the street
The Historical Site
The Surviving Gate Of The A Famosa Portuguese Fort
Random Street Shots
Queuing For Satay Celup
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