On my most recent trip to Melaka I finally tried the unique Melaccan style wantan mee that I’ve heard about for so long. For those who are not familiar, the wantan mee in anywhere but Melaka usually come with dark
The last time I talked about popiah from Melaka was this one at Jonker street over 18 years ago, and I remember the highlight being that it had pork lard, and someone also commented that there’s another stall at Bunga
Almost everyone remembers about field trips back in the school days, a bunch of classmates all lined up going into the school bus heading to some mysterious destination you haven’t been before, with a promise of a bit of learning
Malacca Peranakan food, or better known as Nyonya cuisine to most, is one of the very few truly Malaysian food hailed from the state of Malacca, and to a slightly lesser extend, Penang too. The Legacy of Malacca Peranakan food
On the way to Singapore for Oasis concert last Sunday (which was awesome!), we made a pit stop by the historical town that is Melaka to refuel our stomachs. When it comes to Melaka, there are a few types of
After watching the Astro AEC program (channel 19) “Our Root” on the Baba and Nyonya cultures featuring Kelvin the noob on Sunday. We decided that it would be fitting to have some Nyonya food for dinner to celebrate his success
When it comes to food in the historical town that is Melaka, there are a few items that you must never miss. Kinda like the Char Kueh Teow and Laksa in Penang, the must-eat items in Melaka are Satey Celup
This is the very first KY tv post, my very own fake plan food review “TV” show! Now this is not the first time I wrote about Satay Celup at this particular place in Melaka. The previous entry on Ban
Since my mom and siblings have never been to the historical town that is Melaka, I decided to bring the family down for a short day trip during their brief visit to KL for Chinese New Year. We drove down
Sort of like the laksa of Penang, anyone who goes to Melaka should not miss the uniquely Melaka delicacy, the satay celup (celup: dip). It is basically a type of steamboat on with the raw food on the stick to