13 Cafes In Malacca That You Won’t Want To Miss

Malacca Cafes Guide

Malacca is the perfect destination for a short getaway or a change of environment to unwind and recharge.

For those of you who have not been to Malacca in a while, you will be happy to know that the cafes in Malacca are quite an interesting sight to behold. Some reflect the age-old traditions of the city, others carry modern influences from abroad and many more cafes are a mixture of both.

If you are planning a trip to the historical city, here is our guide to 13 Cafes In Malacca That Are Worth Checking Out. READ ON

3D2N Malacca Itinerary – 12 Tips On What To See, Do & Eat

Malacca 3D2N Itinerary

It is always a good idea to go for a weekend respite with your family or friends to unwind from work and get away from the fast-paced lifestyle of the city. An underrated neighbouring city bursting with rich history and culture that some of us may overlook is Malacca.

Contrary to popular belief, there is more to this UNESCO World Heritage Site than you may think. While history buffs might fall in love with the rustic charms Malacca can offer, the activities go far beyond just admiring ancient cultural sites.

Give this Malaysian city a chance the next time you are thinking of going on a short trip! You may be pleasantly surprised at what you can find there. Here are 12 Tips On What To See, Do & Eat There. READ ON

Chop Chung Wah – Famous Chicken Rice Balls At Jonker Street, Malacca

Chop Chung Wah Malacca

If you have been to Malacca, you would have heard of Chop Chung Wah and their signature chicken rice balls. This is a traditional chicken rice shop in Malacca that has been serving the same dish since it first started out.

Apart from its famous steamed white chicken, Chop Chung Wah is also known for having ridiculous queue lines that snake out of the shop. On our visit to Jonker Street, we were advised by locals to visit the shop earlier to beat the crowd.

Does Chop Chung Wah live up to all the hype and attention it has been getting all these years? Carry on reading to find out! READ ON

Backlane Coffee – Coffee And Dessert Haven At Jonker Street, Malacca

Backlane Malacca

One of the best takeaways from our Malacca trip is visiting Backlane Coffee located at Jalan Hang Jebat, or more commonly known as Jonker Street. True to its name, the cafe is tucked at the back lane of the street where you can enjoy some quiet time away from the crowd.

While the team at Backlane Coffee has built a reputation for serving handmade grub such as classic breakfast sets, pizza and panini, most people visit the cafe for their enticing coffee and dessert selection. Also, the cafe provides free wifi!

This is a pit stop you have to make when you are around Jonker Street. READ ON

Hoe Kee Chicken Rice – One Of The Best Chicken Rice Shops In Malacca

Hoe Kee

Hoe Kee Chicken Rice is a popular destination for Malacca’s iconic chicken rice balls. Having been around since 1962, the chicken rice shop has been dishing out scrumptious chicken and other side dishes to their regular customers.

It is advisable to reach early or be prepared to wait in line for your turn. Hoe Kee Chicken Rice opens early in the morning and closes just before evening time or when ingredients run out.

If you are around Jonker Street, drop by Hoe Kee Chicken Rice for a delightful lunch. READ ON

The Daily Fix – Charming Vintage Cafe At Jonker Street, Malacca

The Daily Fix

One of the most popular cafes in Malacca, The Daily Fix welcomes many visitors on a daily basis. There are a few factors we can think of that attributed to the cafe’s overwhelming success—its location and charming vintage interior.

The Daily Fix is hidden behind a souvenir store at Jonker Street. The only way you will notice any signs of the cafe is if you look out for a sign displayed outside. Mysterious vibes? Checked.

Serving a menu featuring fusion mains and desserts, this is one cafe you cannot skip when in Malacca city. READ ON

7 Fun Things To Do At Malacca’s Jonker Street

Jonker Street

A trip to Malacca is not considered complete unless you have been to Jonker Street. It is a place where you will find a mixture of holidaymakers learning more about the culture of old Malacca and locals going about their everyday lives.

Weekends are when Jonker Street is most lively and you get to join in the bustling night market. Those who are not a fan of crowds can consider heading there during weekdays when the streets are quieter.

For those who are planning to visit Malacca, here are 7 Fun Things To Do At Jonker Street. READ ON

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