Restoran Anak Nyonya

Arrived at Jonker Street in Malacca and went straight to Jonker 88. Jingle and Laksa are the most distinctive. There are many people. I heard from the local Chinese who shared the table that today is a big day, so the civil servants are on holiday, and there are few people in the store, otherwise there are no seats at all. I was sweating while eating, and as expected, all the reviews were 5-star praise

Little Nyonya Restaurant is a very famous restaurant in Malacca, located at the end of Jonker Street. Every dish is very delicate and tastes very good. There are large and small portions here, and you can decide according to the number of people you have. It is worth a good taste.

Malacca's Little Nyonya Restaurant is located at the end of Jonker Street. It is an old restaurant with a history of more than 100 years. Every Nyonya dish here is very delicate and tastes very good. The dining environment is like being in a wealthy family in the past. It feels very good and is definitely worth a try.

Little Nyonya Restaurant is at the end of Jonker Street. There are not many people. Nyonya cuisine is an important part of Nyonya culture. The snacks are sour and the main dishes are spicy. The Golden Marigold Cup, Hot and Sour Fish, Chilli Chicken and Bala Pan-Fried are all delicious. The more special Nyonya Otak is also a must-order. After the meal, I bought a coconut milk at the stall. The vendor dug out the whole coconut meat, which satisfied my desire for coconut and cured my years of coconut obsession.

Malacca's Little Nyonya Restaurant is located at the end of Jonker Street. The food is really good. The Nyonya Little Golden Cup originally came with 6 pieces. The boss saw that I was alone and said that I could order a small portion. So I ordered two. It tasted very good and not greasy.

We found the most authentic Nyonya restaurant - Little Nyonya Restaurant. It was easy to find, just at the other end of Jonker Street. We ordered a few special dishes, including Little Golden Cup, Nyonya Black Chicken, Sambal Stinky Bean Cuttlefish, Fried Spicy Fish, etc., for a total of RM150.