Jonker Street Restaurants & Dining
Where and What to Eat in Jonker Street
It goes without saying that the best thing to do while you’re strolling through the Jonker Street Night Market is to try the food. The tastiest fare here happens to be the fried egg ice cream – a sweet bread-pastry stuffed with chocolate, strawberry and vanilla ice cream and fried in hot oil. Deliciously yummy, this dessert will have you going back for more and more. Also don’t forget to try the deliciously fresh assorted fish balls and the radish cake that brims with succulent flavours.
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More Restaurants in Jonker Street
Calanthe Art Café
Forget Starbucks and Coffee Bean. While you are in Malacca a visit to Calanthe Art Café is a necessity. Featuring more than 13 different smooth coffee flavours and a menu that includes local favourites and Western snacks, this artsy café – located along Jalan Hang Kasturi – is also home to a delicious house specialty laksa. Read More...
Address: No 11 Jalan Hang Kasturi, 75200.
Tel: (606) 2922 960
Café 1511
Situated within the Baba-Nyonya Heritage Museum, this high-ceilinged Peranakan café features a Nyonya menu. Specialties include Nyonya laksa, otak-otak and pai tee. Décor consists of a hotchpotch of Southeast Asian ornamental objects.
Opening Hours: 10:00 – 18:00
Address: 52 Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock
Tel: (606) 286 0150
Eleven Bistro & Restaurant
Eleven serves up traditional Malaccan-Portuguese fare in a cool, warmly lit dining venue. The menu is extensive and the food here is appetizing, albeit a little spicy. If you’re feeling adventurous try the sambal crabs and special curry dable chicken.
Opening Hours: 10:30 – 11:45
Address: No. 9 – 11, Jalan Hang Lekir, 75200.
Tel: (606) 282 0011
Geographer Café
Geographer Café is an award-winning, corner lot pub with lots of flair for a Malaccan nightlife joint. Plenty of greenery, a trendy bar that dominates the interior, high tables and chairs and a clientele of both backpackers and locals, makes this place super popular. Read More...
Address: No. 83, Jalan Hang Jebat
Tel: +606 281 6813
Harper’s Café
Harper’s Café is one of Malacca’s best known restobars. Serving up an excellent (though limited) menu of Malay-European fusion fare, its focus is on its seafood selections. Elegant and breezy, the upstairs bar/lounge commands excellent views of the Malacca River. The restaurant’s service can be slow but it is one of the few places in Malacca reminiscent of the airy cafes so common in KL. The café has a very laid back, New Orleans’ vibe with simple décor: dark wood floors, cosy chairs, tables set right beside large French windows almost touching the river, with decorative ceiling fans and chandeliers. Read More...
Opening Hours: Lunch and dinner
Address: No. 2 & 4, Lorong Hang Jebat
Tel: +606 282 8800
Kedai Kopi Chung Wah
Serving up the local speciality of chicken rice balls you’ll need to arrive early at Kedai Kopi Chung Wah or you’ll be waiting a long time for a table. The restaurant’s wooden floors and warm décor as well as cooling ceiling fans seem to further bring out the exotic flavours.
Location: Just across the bridge in front of the Dutch Square (Stadhuys, Christ Church), opposite OCBC Bank
Address: 28-30 Jalan Hang Kasturi, Off Malacca City, 75200 Melaka.
Tel: (606) 286 0121
Limau-Limau Café
Limau-Limau Café is a surprising find in Malacca. Though the place has received rave reviews it has managed to fly under the radar, with most people stumbling upon the place on their Jonker Walk explorations. A kooky bistro with a definite upmarket ambiance, it is set opposite Kampung Kling Mosque. The breezy bistro has blindingly-bright acid green walls – (limau means lime in Malay). Soft jazz music and ice cold pints make it a favourite spot to while the afternoon away: in fact a lot of its customers seem reluctant to leave when their food and drinks are finished. Read More...
Opening Hours: 09:30 - 18:30 Monday - Thursday; 09:30 - 21:00 Friday & Sunday; 09:30 - 23:00 Saturday
Address: No. 9, Jalan Hang Lekiu
Tel: +6012 698 4917
To Be Korean Café & Restaurant
A conventional Korean pork barbecue as well as a long list of other specialties can be enjoyed here. Dine with your feet in or out of the water and get the dead skin nibbled off your feet by little fish – as the tables are placed over a pond. There’s also a selection of ‘Korean healthy teas’ that purportedly cure a host of ailments.
Opening Hours: 11:00 – 17:30 Sunday – Thursday; 11:00 – 10:00 Friday & Saturday
Address: 58, Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, 75000.
Tel: (606) 286 4317 or (6016) 635 6301
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