Guidebook for Melaka
Food Scene
The Klebang Coconut Shake is a must-try delicacy in Malacca. Make sure you get in early as the queue will build up very quickly - they open most days from 11am.
Tip: there are also quick meals and hot food you can purchase from the cafeteria further inside.
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Klebang Original Coconut Shake
Lot 130 Solok Kampung BahagiaThe Klebang Coconut Shake is a must-try delicacy in Malacca. Make sure you get in early as the queue will build up very quickly - they open most days from 11am.
Tip: there are also quick meals and hot food you can purchase from the cafeteria further inside.
A delicious option for lunch or dinner - flavoursome chicken rice is moulded into small bite-sized balls, and paired with delectable chicken pieces. See how many you can eat!
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Famosa Chicken Rice Ball - Jonker Street
28 Jalan Hang KasturiA delicious option for lunch or dinner - flavoursome chicken rice is moulded into small bite-sized balls, and paired with delectable chicken pieces. See how many you can eat!
For a vibrant night scene, a visit to the Jonker Street night market is a must. Pick up some fresh local eats and have a look at the range of goods on sale.
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Jonker Street Night Market
Jalan Hang JebatFor a vibrant night scene, a visit to the Jonker Street night market is a must. Pick up some fresh local eats and have a look at the range of goods on sale.
Shopping
Large shopping mall, great to spend a few hours if you feel like being away from the heat. There are many stores and food stalls where you can pick up some great purchases.
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Watsons
1 Jln MerdekaLarge shopping mall, great to spend a few hours if you feel like being away from the heat. There are many stores and food stalls where you can pick up some great purchases.
Entertainment & Activities
Check out the heritage Dutch architecture in the Dutch square, a location you might not think you'd see in Malacca. The water fountain, lush gardens and bright red facades provide a great photo spot.
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Dutch Square
Check out the heritage Dutch architecture in the Dutch square, a location you might not think you'd see in Malacca. The water fountain, lush gardens and bright red facades provide a great photo spot.