Question about Malacca

Eviltrap

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booked my trip over the Xmas period
taking luxury double deck coach

here are some of the food list I compiled, mostly based on google reviews (with ratings)
hopefully the stalls are opened when i am there!
any of these to avoid, pls let me know :)


Nonya Food
ATLANTIC NYONYA @ MELAKA RAYA - 4.7
Cottage Spices Nyonya Restaurant - 4.2
SamFu Restaurant - 4.2
Jonker 88 - 3.9
The Kam Cheng - 4.5
Restoran Baba Ang - 4.6

Cristina Ee Nyonya Cendol - 4.3
The Kappan House Restaurant - 4.4

Cafe / Western
The Daily Fix Cafe - 4.6
Bikini Toppings - 4.5
The Baboon House - 4.6
The Stolen Cup - 4.4
Calanthe Art Café - 4.2
Geographér Café - 4.0

Chicken Rice
Hoe Kee Chicken Rice - 3.9
My Chicken Rice - 3.7

Restaurant
Dragon-i Restaurants @ Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall - 4.6
Restaurant Bei Zhan - 4.1

Others
Pin Pin Hiong Restaurant - 3.9
Low Yong Moh Restaurant - 3.7
Restoran Res Porridge Shop - 4.3
Precious Eye Store - 4.5
Putu Piring Tengkera - 4.4
BUNGA RAYA POPIAH - 3.9
Ban Lee Siang Satay Celup - 3.9
Tengkera Duck Noodle - 4.1
East and West Rendezvous - 3.9
Pak Putra Tandoori & Naan - 4.2
Monterios Portuguese Seafood Stall - 3.9
葡萄牙村好运来海鲜7 Pescados - 4.6
Nice list!

But Hoe Kee closed down a couple of years back.
 

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Thanks for the information!
Looks like they reopened! And quite a few bad reviews too.
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perhaps SG chicken rice still comparatively better
but that's for another discussion/debate

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I think in terms of chicken tenderness, SG ones still superior.
The rice and chilli can fight with SG ones.

Ate there twice for my last 2 trips there. :o
SG one also not all good.
I usually don't eat chicken rice in Malaysia but this time my wife want to experience the rice ball.
 

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btw where do u guys book bus to Melaka? First time buying online
 

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You can use easybook.com to book, or book directly.
I book directly, Luxury coach.

There are many pick up point and alighting point in Melaka, so read carefully.
Thx u so much

found a pickup place just outside my house lolll
 

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You can use easybook.com to book, or book directly.
I book directly, Luxury coach.

There are many pick up point and alighting point in Melaka, so read carefully.
Can also buy at Larkin. But can't remember if larkin got self service kiosk? Cos everytime got long queue to buy physical tickets.

Cos when I'm in KL or Penang I just buy from self service kiosk.
 

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Can also buy at Larkin. But can't remember if larkin got self service kiosk? Cos everytime got long queue to buy physical tickets.

Cos when I'm in KL or Penang I just buy from self service kiosk.
I mostly book in advance. Even from Melaka to KL.
I'm not going Larkin so better to start from Sg.
 

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I mostly book in advance. Even from Melaka to KL.
I'm not going Larkin so better to start from Sg.
After I read your post and went to check my emails, there's one from EasyBook. Eerie :s13:

Maybe coz I wanted to post my own experiences of getting physical tickets for my MLK>KUL, KUL>MLK, and RWG>MLK. I either bought when I reached MLK from SG, or KUL from MLK, and for RWG I traveled over in their shuttle bus. Melaka Sentral's quite near, so I didn't mind taking Grab to look-see buy-eat too. :grin: As for Larkin, never tried other than going there for a visit out of curiosity and makan-hunting.

👻 :crazy: :s13:
 

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After I read your post and went to check my emails, there's one from EasyBook. Eerie :s13:

Maybe coz I wanted to post my own experiences of getting physical tickets for my MLK>KUL, KUL>MLK, and RWG>MLK. I either bought when I reached MLK from SG, or KUL from MLK, and for RWG I traveled over in their shuttle bus. Melaka Sentral's quite near, so I didn't mind taking Grab to look-see buy-eat too. :grin: As for Larkin, never tried other than going there for a visit out of curiosity and makan-hunting.

👻 :crazy: :s13:
I book coach and train ticket all in advance. Easier for me to plan my trip.
I just grab to Melaka Sentral, show my booking at the ticket counter, collect and go to the bus lane. Very easy and fast. I don't like going to bus terminal and look blur, don't know which bus to take, or which counter to go.

Go Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) even more blur, so many people there.
 

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I book coach and train ticket all in advance. Easier for me to plan my trip.
I just grab to Melaka Sentral, show my booking at the ticket counter, collect and go to the bus lane. Very easy and fast. I don't like going to bus terminal and look blur, don't know which bus to take, or which counter to go.

Go Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) even more blur, so many people there.
Oh, it's quite easy for me back then at Melaka Sentral, when I'd to drop by KUL for a quick errand. I looked for familiar brands with VVIP seats and landed with KKKL. TBS was quite deserted when I got there, so just headed to KKKL counter to get the return tix.

Not so many birdies heading across the causeway back then, I guess :grin:
 

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Oh, it's quite easy for me back then at Melaka Sentral, when I'd to drop by KUL for a quick errand. I looked for familiar brands with VVIP seats and landed with KKKL. TBS was quite deserted when I got there, so just headed to KKKL counter to get the return tix.

Not so many birdies heading across the causeway back then, I guess :grin:
Now should be quite different.
 

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Where to stay other than jonker street? Cos jonker street full of PRC tourists. And very crowded.
 
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