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Local Restaurants
Top 10 Local Restaurants in Melaka [2025]
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Restoran Anak Nyonya
4.2
/5
44 reviews
Southeast Asian
From €7.00
Jonker | 508m from downtown
Address: 88, Jalan Tokong, Kampung Tiga, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
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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.
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Nancy's Kitchen
4.7
/5
5 reviews
Southeast Asian
From €4.00
Melaka City Center | 983m from downtown
Address: 13, 13-1, 13-2, Jalan KL 3/8, Taman Kota Laksamana, Seksyen 3, 75200 Melaka
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Highly recommend this restaurant, although relatively remote, but with Malaysia to sit Rap is very convenient, the price is not expensive, highly recommended to come here to eat Nyonya cuisine.
Stir-fried Tongcai is 10 points delicious. The fried rice is not too greasy taste just we also ordered a shrimp scrambled egg, but the shrimp is frozen shrimp does not have a taste.
The portions of dishes here are relatively small, so you can order more different dishes. In addition, the place was quickly full and there was no room at 7 o'clock.
Walking around the streets to eat Nyonya food... Nancy's Kitchen~
My husband's navigation said it's not far, just turn left and right and you'll be there! Who knew he lied to me? I walked so far. Luckily there was a little cool breeze. It was too hot. I almost didn't want to go. I just wanted to eat chicken and rice on the street [吃瓜][吃瓜][吃瓜]
We have a seat, but the food hasn't arrived yet!
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Capitol Seafood Longkang Siham
4.8
/5
6 reviews
Seafood
From €4.00
Melaka City Center | 738m from downtown
Address: Jln. Bunga Raya, Kampung Jawa, 75100 Melaka, Malaysia
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Yay… at last managed to eat the siham after travelling to other states are not so convenient. Siham was fresh as the one in Malacca. All food ordered are so good!
Some people say that Malacca is a land of food. For example, in the back alley of JALAN BUNGA RAYA, there is a small stall with the same old taste for 50 years - "Jiabito's Seafood Snacks". The signature lala, fresh clams, barbecued four treasures and traditional grilled squid here are delicious and inexpensive. Therefore, don't forget to check in here when you come to Malacca, because it will give you another different enjoyment.
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Famosa Chicken Rice Ball
4.3
/5
110 reviews
Southeast Asian
From €6.00
Jonker | 66m from downtown
Address: Off Jonker Street 28-30 Jalan Hang Kasturi, Melaka 75200 Malaysia
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This is the most famous restaurant in Malacca, Ancient City Chicken Rice, which has been listed as a world historical and cultural heritage. Almost every foodie who comes to Malacca must come here to patronize, but the taste is really good, especially the Hainanese chicken rice here is really authentic and delicious.
Malacca's Ancient City Chicken Rice Balls is very famous here. It is a restaurant listed as a World Cultural Heritage. It is really very unique. The decoration of the restaurant is antique, and the dishes here are classic Guangzhou Fujian cuisine. This is fragrant and the ingredients are fresh and exquisite. It is definitely worth a try for everyone.
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5
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Restoran Nyonya Makko
5.0
/5
2 reviews
Asian Cuisine
From €6.00
Melaka Raya | 957m from downtown
Address: No. 123, Malacca 75000 Malaysia
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Nyonya cuisine is actually a combination of Chinese and local cuisine. During the Ming Dynasty, Han Chinese and Malay residents intermarried and left offspring, and Nyonya cuisine evolved in this way. This restaurant serves traditional Nyonya dishes that are suitable for Chinese tastes.
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6
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Kedai Kopi Chung Wah
4.5
/5
8 reviews
Other Chinese Cuisine
From €3.00
Jonker | 86m from downtown
Address: 20, Lorong Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
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The taste is relatively light, the chicken is very tender, I like this store
Family, we miss you! Today, 🐹Mouse is showcasing a super popular Malacca dish, 🌟China Tea House Hainanese Chicken Rice Balls🌟
📍This shop is right near Jonker Street's San Shu Gong! It's super easy to find~
The moment you enter, the retro decor takes me back to the 80s, with old-fashioned fans, wooden tables and chairs, and a homely atmosphere! 🔥
✨Mouse Ordering Guide✨
🔸One-person combo meal includes one boiled chicken and five rice balls
🔸Chicken Offal
🔸Barley Water
🍗Boiled Chicken YYDS!
The chicken is thinly sliced for a tender texture! The skin is translucent, and paired with their special chili sauce, no need to poke! 😋
⚾️Heavy Rice Balls!
Each ball is perfectly round, and you can smell the subtle aroma of chicken fat when you bite into it. Don't forget to dip it in the chili sauce for even better flavor! 👍
🐔The chicken offal was okay, with no noticeable fishy smell!
☕️Barley water is a local staple, served warm and not too spicy!
💡Practical Tips
I recommend going in the morning! Otherwise, there's a long line!
🙋♀️Question Time:
Why is Hainanese chicken rice in Malacca made into balls? If you know, please let me know in the comments! 💬
🐹I'm a foodie who loves traveling. Where would you like to see me explore next? Leave a comment and let me know!
Sizzle sizzle sizzle~
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Ee Ji Ban Chicken Rice Ball
4.0
/5
2 reviews
Other Chinese Cuisine
From €3.00
Melaka Raya | 909m from downtown
Address: 275 Jalan Melaka Raya 3, Malacca 75000 Malaysia
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The food in this restaurant tastes good, but the location is a bit remote and hard to find. I discovered it by accident. The environment is not very good, but the fish balls are delicious and the squid is very fresh, but it is too spicy.
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8
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Wild Coriander Melaka
5.0
/5
4 reviews
Asian Cuisine
From €6.00
Jonker | 363m from downtown
Address: 40 Jalan Kampong Pantai, Melaka 75200, Malaysia
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This is an authentic Malay restaurant located by the river in the ancient city of Malacca. The entire hotel is a classic Malay building. The signature dish here is the colorful rice with beef, which has spices as seasoning and is served with rice made with 4 different sauces. It is an authentic mutton dish that is really delicious and must be tried.
This is a very exquisite Malay restaurant in Malacca. The whole restaurant can only accommodate about seven or eight tables. But the atmosphere of the whole restaurant is very warm. The colorful rice with beef is recommended here. It is not only beautiful in color, but also very delicious. You are worth tasting it.
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9
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Taste Better Original One Bite Durian puff
5.0
/5
4 reviews
Bakeries
From €2.00
Jonker | 348m from downtown
Address: 106, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
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When you go shopping in Malacca's Jonker Street, you must eat a lot of food. The first stop is: a bite of durian puff [making a face]. This shop was recommended by a Malacca girl I met at the airport. When I was worried about finding it tonight, my nose was out again. The fragrance of durian wafted in from 10 meters away, and I was attracted by the aroma [snickering]. The boss told me to finish it in one bite. The puff blended with the durian as soon as I put it in my mouth. It was cool and sweet [good]. So I said: Boss, give me 5 more [sniffing]
Desserts are always in another stomach! I came to Malacca for a day trip, had chicken rice for lunch, and then had to fill up with dessert! My friend had already planned a check-in point, a durian puff in one bite~
[Location] It's right in Jonker Street, a street that is easy to find, but you have to walk inside
[Environment] It's a small storefront outside, with a dine-in location inside, arranged like an indoor courtyard, with three or four small tables
[Service] My friend and I discussed the English pronunciation of durian around the exhibition hall for a long time, and the little brother directly spoke in Chinese. . . Why didn't you say it earlier? We were so embarrassed. . In general, I feel that people here in Malaysia are very polite~
[Flavor] There are several flavors, and I remember there is also rambutan. I don't feel for durian, but I love puffs! Very delicious! The puffs are not that small, but it's no problem to stuff one in one bite!
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10
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Restoran Lim Kee Bak Kut Teh
4.3
/5
26 reviews
Southeast Asian
From €3.00
Melaka City Center | 1.5 km from downtown
Address: 180, Jln Laksamana Cheng Ho, Bukit Tempurong, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia
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Lin Kee Claypot Bak Kut Teh has a history of more than 40 years in Malacca. The ingredients of Bak Kut Teh are very rich, including pork belly, pork intestines, pork liver, fish balls, etc. The cooking time is just right, and it melts in your mouth without any greasy feeling. When the rice is cooked, the Bak Kut Teh soup is added, which is a bit salty. A very good meal.
It's generally ok, it's passable, you can try it. The taste is so-so, hmm. It's generally ok, it's passable, you can try it. The taste is so-so, hmm. It's generally ok, it's passable, you can try it. The taste is so-so, hmm.
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