attractions in Malacca ... part two

WARNING : What you're about to view may not go down too well for some. As a result, you may experience some kind of spontaneous bodily reaction or flowing juices that could only leave you wanting more than what I have to offer here.

Featuring something very important to mankind -
something we all know as

F-O-O-D.

I present you the true state of gluttony; over a period of 2 days. No, of course I don't mean pics of me gobbling on food in a disgusting manner (!).

I warn you, if you are feeling hungry at this very moment, turn back now...!!

Bukit Beruang Goodies (that's my hometown la)

Dim Sum
Cheap, good dim sum - Fried radish cake takes the cake for best dish! (eh, i just created a tongue twister)

Pan-Mee (not your typical kind with only the fried anchovies and minced pork, this one has also Babe's intestine and liver for additional zing (zinc?)

The fried anchovies btw, ada standard la!

Duck-Mee once noted by The Star as one of d best in Malacca!

Donald and Lily's, Jln Kota Laksamana

Nyonya food specialist...

more importantly, they make one of d best chendol in town!
I have yet to find a Singaporean who hasn't heard of this place.

err, sour ke?

Hee Kiaw (Fish Paste Noodle)

I'm no fan of fish ball/ paste,

but this stall is supposedly one of the best around, and this is how a bowl of 'Hee Kiaw' looks like.

Btw, 'Hee Kiaw' so sounds like a donkey calling. hee-haw.

Anything tastes better when shared.

The Museum Cafe, Jonker Street

Where there's a queue, there has to be good food, namely their

Baba Kari Laksa

& Nyonya Asam Laksa

(see how they are both topped with a spoonful of cencaluk)

Durian Chendol

Loi's Bakuteh Beef

Have you seen anything like this - Beef Bakuteh in a claypot.

Before...

and After!

Mee Rojak, Jln Durian Daun

The stall that is undecided on its name,

serves excellent Mee Rojak

and a not-too-spicy Soto Ayam

Ming Sate, Plaza Mahkota

Been here numerous times for its Sate Babi.

Juicy tender chunks of marinated pork meat, bbq-ed to perfection!

Nadeje, Plaza Mahkota

A few doors away, you have this little French-inspired cafe.

A relaxing environment greets you inside.

A selection of their finest cakes and crepes. Yes, Mille Crepes and it comes in various flavours.

A simple deco on the wall attracts our Choy Phyll's attention.

It took some time before we 'discovered' where the washroom was.

Coffee or 'The'?

Typo? Na-ah, 'The' is French for 'Tea'.

Tiramisu Cake

(see the many layers forming this cake, at least 20 layers of alternating crepe and cream!)

Chocolate Cake

Strawberry Mousse

The Original Vanilla Mille Crepe

- 'D' BeST!

yin and i with our strawberry yogurt milkshake right before it was then 'stolen' by Jin

Putu Piring and Onde-onde, Bukit Bruang morning market

'Bak Chang' and Nyonya Chang

Look for this brand, Joo Huat - i forgot where... check with me again if you need.

Makko Nyonya Restaurant

So many finger-pointing at the name as it reminds us of 'Mark Korr'...

This was our lunch!

and Ikan Asam Pedas completes a Nyonya feast!

By far, the BEST Babe Porridge* (in Bunga Raya) I've ever eaten...i'm drooling thinking of it now!

*Babe Porridge contains internal organs

Satay Celup, Jln Ong Kim Wee

Come to this outlet for a better tasting satay kuah!

Serious, no kidding, ain't lying...I think it's even better than the Capitol outlet..my opinion la, ppl.

Secret ingredients to making the kuah! (gasp)

50 cents/ 60 cents a schtick, so pls take with caution!

lol, I'm reaching for the century egg with pickled ginger slices - I like!

Looks spicy? That's because IT IS!!

Don't play with your food, ladies.

This is more like it.

ain't this cute? not sure what it is though.

OH, and I just have to say this - from Jonker Street, I bought myself a Doraemon Red Bean Bun...

to GOTCHA people!

Trust me, the texture is exactly like the actual bread, and it smells like Bread too!!

-Come to my house and i'll show you-