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Sarapan Pagi di Warung Bambam Seremban

April 24, 2024 thammelissa 1 Comment

Warung Bambam ditubuhkan sejak tahun 2016. Warung Bambam menghidangkan sarapan santai ala kampung juga membawa hidangan yang berkonsepkan kopitiam, seperti roti bakar, roti stim, telur separuh masak.

Saya pun membuat pencarian dari gambar lama mereka, dan mengetahui bahawa mereka bermula dengan hanya sebuah warung kecil seperti warung tepi jalan yang biasa kita jumpai. Saya percaya mereka telah bekerja keras untuk mencapai prestasi hari ini.

Pada suatu hari, saya mencadangkan pada ibu, jom saya bawa ke sarapan pagi di satu warung.

Tempat letak kereta yang menghadap Warung Bambam

Warung Bambam ni sangat sistematik kerana mereka mempunyai sistem giliran. Saya suka cara ini kerana saya tidak perlu berdiri di sebelah meja makan orang dan menunggu pelanggan tinggalkan tempat duduk. Persekitaran di Warung BamBam kelihatan bersih, teratur dan mempunyai pengudaraan yang baik serta dilengkapi kipas. Tak terasa panas lar kan.

Sementara menunggu meja, bolehlah baca menunya dulu. hehehe….

Walaupun kami berada di sana pada hari minggu, meja makan telah diduduki sepenuhnya.

Saya memesan Kopi Ais. Kopi aisnya tidak terlalu manis. Memang sesuai citarasa saya.

Ibu pula memesan Sirap Bandung Cincau.

Bihun Kari – Sedap kuah karinya…..tak lah pedas sangat ataupun cair.

Lontong

Nasi Lemak Biasa

Roti Jala Kari Ayam

Walaupun pelanggannya ramai, tetapi makanan dihidangkan agak cepat juga.

makanan yang kami pesan sedap dan puas hati.

Saya terjumpa tempat makan ini melalui media sosial. Memang tidak dapat menafikan kuasa media sosial hari ini. Pada lawatan pertama, hanya saya dan ibu. Tetapi selepas mencuba makanan di sini, saya mengambil keputusan untuk membawa adik saya ke sini kerana adik saya juga suka makanan Melayu.

Anda juga boleh mendapatkan pelbagai jenis kuih-muih tempatan di sini. Ia dibungkus dengan baik. Oleh itu ia kemas dan mudah untuk diambil dan pergi (tetapi jangan lupa bayar ye). Saya pun rasa beberapa jenis kuih dan rasanya sedap. Kegemaran saya ialah karipap pusing, kerana ia agak jarang di jual kini.

Di atas adalah makanan yang telah saya cuba. Di sebabkan ia adalah sarapan pagi kami, maka kami hanya memilih jenis yang ringan. Saya pasti akan kembali pada masa akan datang untuk mencuba lebih banyak jenis hidangan kerana makanan yang di cuba saya rasanya pun enak. Di Warung Bambam, mereka bukan sahaja menyajikan makanan yang enak tetapi juga layanan mesra mereka.

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Baru-baru ni, Warung Bambam telah memenangi Anugerah 5-Bintang daripada GrabFood di kategori “Makanan Malaysia Terbaik”. Tahniah diucapkan! Memang layak dapatkan anugerah ini.

Warung Bambam

Lot 95, Kampung Chedang, Rasah, , 70300 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

Telepon: 019-733 6022

Waktu Operasi: 7am – 12pm Setiap hari kecuali Jumaat

Bayaran Tunai / e-Wallet

Chinese, Food, Ipoh, Non-Halal

Simple yet Comfort Dinner @Chee Wah Restaurant, Ipoh

December 20, 2023 thammelissa Leave a comment

During my short gateway to Ipoh on December 2022, I searched for food recommended by the locals. Chee Wah Restaurant appeared in my list. Looking at the simple dish which I think my family would like it, we decided to give it a try.

Chee Wah Restaurant is located in front of Bedrock Hotel Ipoh-at old town of Ipoh. As you can see the restaurant itself looking rustic. Sometimes I preferred to look for such old restaurant, because usually the food is quite legit. I also read that this old restaurant has been operating for almost 3 decades.

Source from MU House Homestay木之家 on the latest price.

On the menu clearly shown there are only 2 dishes. Pretty straight forward isn’t it. The signatures dishes all these while. Claypot Lou Shu Fun & Fried Chicken Wings.

In our view, a big bucket of marinated wings getting ready to be fried in a wok of hot oil. Whilst on another side was an array of claypots on charcoal stove, cooking everyone’s order (claypot lou shu fun).

The raw egg was cracked into the claypot as soon as it was served on our table.

The process of cracking the raw egg into the claypot.

Coincidentally it was raining that evening. This pot of piping hot noodle with thick broth came just at the perfect time. Stirring the 2 raw eggs in the piping hot pot of noodle, made the broth even smoother and creamier. 1 pot may serves 2 eaters.

Simple ingredients, minced pork, bean sprout, pork lard and shallot oil.

Fried chicken wings was well marinated and the meat was tender too. We even dapao extra as supper in our hotel room. hehe…..

It was really a comfort meal. Furthermore I am a fan of ‘lou shu fun’ too.

If you plan to visit, do check their Facebook Page for updates, because they often change their business day.

Chee Wah Restaurant

Address: 12, Jalan Che Tak, Taman Jubilee, 30300 Ipoh, Perak

Operation Hours: 5pm – 9pm

Phone: 05-254 1106

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Let’s have noodles at Restoran Morning Noodles Seremban 早安客人麵舖

December 15, 2023 thammelissa Leave a comment

Good morning, 早上好.

Looking at the name of this restaurant, I feel like greeting you guys ‘good morning’. 😁😁

Discovered this newly opened noodle shop which is only 1 street away from Zhai Hong Chicken Rice. I saw people sharing about this new place on social media. Therefore I decided to give it a try.

Are you a noodle person?

I often preferred noodles over rice.

I like the idea of turning an old shop into restaurant with rustic ambiance. Appreciate people preserving old buildings without demolishing it.

Hakka Mee with Wantan RM8.50

Unfortunately it was not served with pickled chili during my visit. But I do notice people whom patronize this restaurant recently had their noodle served with pickled chili now.

Mom commented the wantan is meaty and nice.

Hakka Noodle and Lau Shu Fen, both are popular noodles in Seremban. Although its just a simple noodle, the main ingredients are minced pork and pork lard to enhance the flavors.

Move on to the toast and coffee….

Mom’s hot coffee was good, whilst my Iced Coffee was not smooth nor creamy.

Unfortunately it’s only a slim cut size butter is placed near the edge of bread but middle is ‘blank’. Very skillful indeed. Perhaps they wanted me to order the ‘double’ butter. hehe…..

I was excited to try their caramel Custard. It’s not too sweet, but I prefer the wobbly texture from Thean Chun Ipoh.

Verdict : Noodles texture was alright. It aren’t too salty nor oily. But noodle portion abit small. Preferred the hot coffee over the iced one.

*solely based on writer's own opinion*

Morning Noodles 早安客人麵舖

Address: 3, Jalan Campbell, Bandar Seremban, 70000 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

Operations Hours: 7.30am – 2.30pm (Closed on Fridays)

Chinese, Food, Seremban

Chicken Rice at Zhai Hong Restaurant 潮州滑雞飯（金雞飯）Seremban

December 13, 2023 thammelissa 2 Comments

What is your criteria of a “nice” Chicken Rice? The fragrant yet fluffy rice or the tender poached chicken.

Bringing you guys to this Chicken Rice shop which previously named as “Diamond Chicken Rice” has now taken over by a new owner with a new name calling “Golden Chicken Rice”. This legendary TeoChew chicken rice has been on business for few decades. It is famous among the Serembanians for its taste and also the price which some claimed on high side. Hence its not any stranger to the Serembanians. (But I am unsure why is it called TeoChew Chicken Rice because I see the cooking method is alike Hainan Chicken Rice)

I rarely eat this chicken rice from the previous owner, as I felt not only the price is steep, but the rice is on salty and oily side…not forgetting the owner’s Lansi attitude too.

This is the area of the shop’s location. You will find that Sundays got more parking here because most of the shops around this area are closed on Sundays.

Zhai Hong Restaurant 潮州滑雞飯（金雞飯）is the new and current name and it is strategically located in the middle of Seremban town.

This new owner has taken over the business for about 2 to 3 years, and has recently done some refurbishment but still maintain the traditional kopitiam ambiance.

Very busy restaurant especially during weekdays. People start ordering as soon as their business starts at 11am. By noon or lunch hour it is often crowded be it take away or dining in.

For dapao (takeaway) , you can choose to queue or opt for advanced order and pickup later with just a phone call. I have tried dining in here and also ‘dapao’.

But definitely prefer to dine in because of this free flow chili sauce. The chili sauce is so thick unlike some shops that serves diluted and watery chili sauce.

Prices are shown on board which display on the wall of the dining area.

This is the serving single meal (chicken thigh) RM12.

The chicken portion for 3 person – RM48

Chicken is poached in boiling water then dipped in cold water to get a tender and juicy meat.

Blanched bean sprout with soy sauce, sesame oil then garnished with fried garlic and coriander leaves. I like that they are generous in giving coriander…which is my favorite. hehe…..but some people hates this leaf.

Recently, this new dish was added into their menu. Braised Chicken Feet with Beancurd. – RM8 per serving. If you are a fan of chicken feet, you may like this dish too. Chicken feet were nicely braised, it is so tender and smooth.

Soy sauce is commonly used in Chinese cuisine/dishes. The one that they are selling here is the thicker version which is not what you usually get from the supermarket or convenience store.

Do give it a try if you are around the vicinity and share your feedback too. 🙂

Zhai Hong Restaurant 潮州滑金雞飯

Address: G50, Jalan Kapitan Tam Yeong, Taman Sim, 70000 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan.

Operation Hours : 11am – 4pm (closed on Thursdays)

Contact No. : 017-6819948

Friends, Kuala Lumpur, Life, MALAYSIA, Memories, Travel

Experiencing KL City of Lights (Night Bus Tour)

May 25, 2023 thammelissa 4 Comments

KL City of Lights (Night Bus Tour) or better known as KL Night Hop On Hop Off is a bus tour around KL City at night.

The total number of hours spent during this tour is 2 hours and the coverage includes popular spots such as……

Saloma Link
KL Tower
China Town
Central Market
Little India
KL Sentral
National Palace
Merdeka Square
River of Life
Istana Budaya
KLCC

2 months ago, together with my Uni housemates Siew Sian and Jeanly… We decided to meet up in KL. The last time we met and gather was several years ago at Year 2017… Jet was still a toddler. This round Siew Sian drove from Penang together with her 2 sons. Whilst I travelled from Seremban. We put up at Four Points Hotel Puchong because its near to Jeanly’s home.

So, we planned our itinerary before hand and decided to play tourist by joining the KL Night Hop On Hop Off. We chose night bus instead of afternoon because we wanted to watch the beautiful and color city at night. Moreover the weather will be cooler at night too.

Pick Up and Drop off Point – Sg. Wang Plaza Main Entrance

The night bus scheduled at 8pm. Hence we were required to arrive slightly earlier before the departing time. For your info, it is a double decker bus with an opened roof. The top deck is definitely a best choice in terms of better view. However we didn’t take chance as we sees grey sky with lightning. Hence we decided to sit at the lower deck. But many seems to not care bout it.. Proceed occupying the top deck with rain coats on. (It was a free seating concept, first come first serve basis.)

If you have bought the bus tickets online, make sure you go over to the kiosk to validate your online order to issue you a physical ticket. The authorized kiosk located in front of the main entrance to Sg. Wang Plaza.

Saloma Link (Pintasan Saloma) is a 69 metres (226 ft) combined pedestrian and bicyclist bridge across the Klang River in Kuala Lumpur. The bridge’s architecture is inspired by the sireh junjung (betel nut leaf arrangement) concept, which is an integral part of a Malay wedding. The name is derived from the Malaysian-Singaporean singer Saloma.

Minutes later as we started the bus journey, it rains heavily. 😦

Kuala Lumpur Tower, also known as KL Tower and is a 6-story, 421-meter-tall telecommunication tower in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is the world’s 7th tallest tower, also, Malaysia and Southeast Asia’s 2nd tallest tower. Its construction was completed on 1994. It features an antenna that increases its height to 421 metres (1,381 feet). The roof of the pod is at 335 metres (1,100 feet). The rest of the tower below has a stairwell and an elevator to reach the upper area, which also contains a revolving restaurant, providing diners with a panoramic view of the city.

Petronas Twin Towers or KLCC Twin Towers, are a pair of 88-storey supertall skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Petronas Towers are a major landmark of Kuala Lumpur, along with the nearby Kuala Lumpur Tower and Merdeka 118, and are visible in many places across the city.

Above showing the route of the bus tour. A guide will briefly explain to us about these places. The bus made 3 short stops at KL Tower, National Palace and River of Life. Unfortunately it was still raining and I do not have a rain coat nor umbrella with him….Hence I did not get down from bus to take a clearer view and photos of the place.

River of Life is really really beautiful at night!! I wished to go for another ride when the weather is good. It was really a good experience because I hardly drive to KL City, what’s more during the night.

It is a good opportunity to bring family and friends to experience this Bus Tour.

For more information about tickets and offers, you can visit the official website.

https://www.myhoponhopoff.com/kl/

Life, Memories, Parenting

Painting Lesson at Bluer Art Studio Seremban

April 29, 2023 thammelissa 1 Comment

Calling all art enthusiast…. To have an art jamming session at Bluer Art Studio in Seremban. 🙂

Early this year, I chanced upon an Art Studio ad via Facebook offering weekly CNY Theme Painting. It was during Chinese New Year and it is the year of Rabbit according to Chinese zodiac.

They offered a good price of RM38 which includes a canvas, painting materials from studio and also a drink. Without hesitation I signed up for that single lesson together with my son.

This studio is rather new. It is located at 2nd floor of the shop lot at Kepayang Seremban.

Using Acrylic paint, we were told to choose our choice of color as the canvas background color. I chose red whilst my son, Jet chose sky blue.

Comfortable and nice environment…….with a furkid assistant ^_^

Not forgetting the young and beautiful instructor to assist us. She was so patient to assist Jet in every steps.

After using a pencil to lighting draw the outline of the rabbit, we were required to use mixture of acrylic paint & sand to create a texture technique.

Using the palette knife to gently swirl it all over the drawn outline. Now that the rabbit look more interesting with a different texture from its red background.

Ta daaa….this is my final outcome. I think teacher’s work is definitely much better because I felt mine looks like a hamster. LOL! Nevertheless it was a great painting lesson.

Showing our paint work result. Jet said he enjoyed the lesson and would love to come here again in future. Besides, it was a great bonding time too.

Other than Canvas Painting, they also offered Mirror Painting and also Turfing.

No plans over the weekend or during school holidays? Perhaps can consider this place to spend sometime here to show your creativity.

Bluer Art Studio

Address: 83-2, jalan MPK 2, medan, bukit kepayang, 70200 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

Phone: 010-296 5513

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BluerArtStudio

Life, Memories

Sharing my experience of my first tattoo.

March 25, 2023 thammelissa 2 Comments

Many years back I saw my late friend did some tattoo on her body. I told her I wished to have it too. She replied, “go for it”! But I wasn’t brave enough nor have the courage to be inked. Moreover I couldn’t think of a nice image. I wanted it to be something meaningful because it will stays permanently on my body part.

Each time she sees me, she would ask have you done your tattoo? I laughed and said not yet.

On September year 2020, I stumbled upon a post in a FB group asked about recommendation for tattoo artist. A person recommended Selina Tattoo Studio in Seremban. I went to browse her work on her Facebook page and immediately like her work! Without hesitation I texted her to make an appointment on that weekend. LOL!

Located at Pusat Perniagaan Templer, opposite Chinese Medical Hospital.

Selina Tattoo Studio

Address: D-8, 1, JALAN PPT 2, PUSAT PERNIAGAAN TEMPLER, 70300 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan

Phone: 016-665 1562

I made an appointment with the tattoo artist on the earliest session. HAHAHA! We had discussed earlier on the tattoo design that I wanted. Upon arrival, she printed out the design that I wanted to trace the outlines for tattoo. I intended to place the tattoo on my arm. Whether to be at bicep or triceps, I seek her opinion.

Assorted ink colors uses by the tattoo artist.

I suddenly felt like I am seated on a surgery chair / in a dentist. I began to feel nervous. But my tattoo artist named Selina ensured that it is not as painful as what I thought. (Successfully traced the image on my hand).

The inking process! For safety and cleanliness, Selina uses new needle and wears gloves while handling her clients.

Apparently Selina has over 10 years experience in tattooing. She started off from Taiwan. Most of her clients here are females, she said. We chatted abit, but most of the time she was quite focus, to ensure she done a proper job. We do have 5 minutes break in few sections.

Ta daa…the first image is up! I can feel that the needles move rapidly up and down, kinda like a sewing machine. HAHA! Look at the fine detail lines. Selina said she want to make sure the lines are inked closely, so that I do not require to touch up.

If you asked me whether was the pain bearable? I would say 2 out of 5. You will got the pricking feeling, towards the armpit will feel abit more painful than the rest. The whole process took about 1+ hour .

I was required to send daily photo to the tattoo artist to monitor the healing progress. Thank you for being attentive. To take care of this tattooed area, less contact with water, no soap and to apply a thin layer of lotion to keep it moisturized.

My current tattoo since September 2020. Its an image of 2 elephants which represents a mother elephant (which is me) raising the baby elephant (which is my son) with love <3. Selina did a good job, hence my tattoo still looks good after 2.5 years with minimal care.

There it goes my first tattoo experience. Feeling of getting a 2nd one…still looking for the ideal image. hehehe…

Unfortunately I couldn’t show this to my friend who is no longer in this world. All of us misses her.

Life, Memories, My Collection, Shopping

Gashapon Bandai First Official Shop in IOI City Mall Putrajaya, Malaysia.

March 18, 2023 thammelissa 2 Comments

Bringing excitement to fans of Gashapon. Gashapon Bandai First Official Shop is now located at IOI City Mall Putrajaya, Malaysia – Expands in Southeast Asia.

Bandai Co., Ltd. is a Japanese multinational toy manufacturer and distributor headquartered in Taitō, Tokyo.

Gashapon (ガシャポン), also called gachapon (ガチャポン), is a trademark of Bandai. Among the variety of vending machine-dispensed capsule toys that originated in the 1960s, it became popular in Japan and elsewhere. If you travel to Japan, gashapon machine is often spotted everywhere.

This specialty store, dedicated to Bandai’s popular capsule toy brand, opened its doors on Thursday, 16th March 2023. Located at 3rd floor of Phase 2 IOI City Mall Putrajaya.

The store space of approximately 846sf, with over 300 gashapon machines!

The token changer machine accepts cash, e-wallet & credit card. If all fails…do not worry, because the staff at the counter will be able to help.

Every token is priced at RM5 each. In conjunction to the opening…. you will get a free tote bag (as shown on the photo above) with purchase of RM100. (promo valid till 19th March 2023)

Jet & I are fan of Gashapon. Hence we decided to check out this new store. We were both excited to know about its opening especially the whole store filled with gashapon machines.

some of the premium collectibles are price from RM100 onwards.

Jet, to choose wisely because many seems nice and attractive, but ain’t cheap ya….I noticed mostly requires minimum 4 token onwards.

Our loot of the day from Gashapon Store. ❤

Here’s a short clip to sum up our visit to Gashapon Bandai First Official Store. 🙂

For more info and latest promo, do check out their Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/GBOMYS

GBO Malaysia

Lot L3-217, IOI City Mall Phase II, Lebuh IRC, IOI Resort, Putrajaya, Malaysia

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Pokemon Store at AEON Putrajaya, IOI City Mall

March 8, 2023 thammelissa 2 Comments

Aeon has recently opened its 35th Store at IOI City Mall, Putrajaya. If you have checked out their latest store.. You’ll find that their Supermarket has wide range of food!! Hehe….

Okay.. Leaving that aside.. I got to know that there’s a Pokemon Corner at this latest Aeon Store leh… It looks as though we were in Japan. Although the corner ain’t really big.. But it consists of Pokemon official merchandise ranging from apparel, toys, plushies, collectibles, gaming Corner (gaole machines) and Nintendo models too.

Pokemon fans definitely go gaga over it! Hence I was there with my son, Jet. He was very excited upon knowing the store.

Located at Level 2 of Aeon Putrajaya.

A short overview of Pokemon Corner

Charizard looking so macho & Pikachu cars are so cute!

Pokemon Gashapon(Capsule) Machine. RM6 per token.

Jet tried thrice but failed to get the key chain design that he wanted.

There are 4 units of Pokemon Gaole Machines

The Gaole Machine uses token. RM1 per token. Each game is RM4.

But the downside of using token for Gaole Machine is that… It is very troublesome when the token machine run out of tokens. Because there’s only 1 token machine.. Hence You’ll need to contact the respective person to come over to refill the tokens into the machine.

On going promo and Gift with Purchase. (while stocks last)

Jet chose these 2 figurines to add into his collection

We got this free Pokemon sticker with Purchase of the figurine by Takara Tomy.

Also got this Pokemon Red Ball with Purchase of Keeppley

“Pokemon, Gotta Catch ‘Em All” 🙂

Family, Food, Halal, Hotels, MALAYSIA, Melaka, Melaka, Non-Halal, Noodle, Nyonya, Snack

Highlight of my Short Gateway to Melaka 2022

December 4, 2022 thammelissa 4 Comments

During the recent school break, I decided to bring my family to Melaka for a short gateway. It has been 2+ years since our last visit to Melaka.

1. Stay at Estadia Hotel Melaka

Since its a family gateway, I checked for a rather spacious rooms which offers good rates. After comparing the hotels and reviews…I then decided to choose Estadia Hotel Melaka which fulfilled my criteria.

Estadia Hotel is also a sister hotel of Hatten Hotel and the price is more affordable too. Estadia Hotel is located within a short distance with Mahkota Parade, Mahkota Medical Hospital, Hatten Square, Dataran Pahlawan. It is also next to Hatten Hotel. Furthermore its distance to the popular tourist spot, Jonker Street is about 3km.

Despite visiting on weekdays, the Melaka town road is still so busy. Probably due to school holidays.

The hotel car park is shared with Hatten Square. Remember to validate your car park ticket at the hotel lobby for the free parking. In this case, we uses TouchNGo card.

“Experience authentic Baba Nyonya culture in a splendid Peranakan mansion-home styled hotel. A perfect blend of contemporary design meets traditional textures and motifs, revel in Estadia’s magnificent décor inspired by Melaka’s ethnic heritage.”

I booked the Family Suite which has 2 connecting rooms, even with 2 bathrooms with a good price of about RM330 per night for this suite.

I would say the rooms are quite cosy & comfortable.

Coffee/ tea making facilities. I like the water bottle. So cute and nice.

2. McQuek’s Satay Celup

McQuek’s Satay Celup (Main Branch)

288 Jalan Parameswara, Banda Hilir, 75000 Melaka.

Contact No.：010-268 2998

Operation Hours：4:00pm – 11:00pm

(Closed on Wednesdays)

After getting some rest in our hotel room, we went out for early dinner at McQuek’s Sate Celup. I google search for less tourist place and stumbled upon this . You may overlook this place because it is located along the main road.

We were the early birds. Hence no crowd. I preferred this place over the popular Ban Lee Siang, because it is more spacious and more open air here. Hence I feel more comfortable eating here. Besides that, the service and taste was satisfying too.

Staff will constantly check on our satay sauce and refill them. Besides that the precook satay sauce is also available for sale. So that you can also DIY your own satay celup at home using their sauce.

3. Jonker Walk

Each time come to Jonker Walk also so hot and sweaty! HAHAHAHA!!

Discovered some interesting plaques from one of the shop.

Got attracted with these blocks. I bought one too….. with a different figure.

4) Sebungkus Melaka

Address: Lot G065- G066, Terminal Pahlawan, Jln Merdeka, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Malacca

Operation Hours : 8am – 8pm (Open daily)

Phone: 012-969 7295

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sebungkusmelaka/

We did not go for hotel breakfast, but checking out this rather new makan place which is just a short walking distance from our hotel.

A small local kopitiam serving local delicacies.

We had their breakfast set, which came with few options with an affordable price. We love the nasi lemak, the rice was aromatic and the sambal was good! (It was my lucky day….I got a double egg yolk in an egg). Besides that, the Char Kuey Teow was nice too with ‘wok hei’.

5) BESS Kopitiam

Address: Pusat Niaga, 7 , jalan PNBBU 5, Kampung Solok Musai, Bukit Baru Utama, 75150 Melaka

Operation Hours : 7.30am – 3.30pm (Closed on Thursdays)

Phone: 017-610 8055

I used to eat Nyonya Laksa at Jonker Walk, because its more convenient to eat and walk there. But recently I felt the taste has deteriorate and also expensive. Then I tried before at Donald & Lily, it was good but unfortunately it has closed down.

I google search for the less tourist one….. In resultant I was here at Bess Kopitiam.

Apparently, the Nyonya Laksa is a must TRY here. Even my Malaccan blogger friend will often dapao their Nyonya Laksa whenever she return hometown. The crowd here are mostly locals, the prices are quite affordable too.

Nyonya Laksa is a rich, coconut-based broth that originated from Melaka. The creamy broth consists of coconut milk. Tops with julienned cucumber, prawns, sliced fish cakes, bean sprout, hard boiled egg and bean curd puffs.

Looking at the color…. it was really rich, creamy and flavorful.

All in all, the Nyonya Laksa was the best, then follow up with Bihun Siam. They also sell the homemade Nyonya Pineapple Tarts, but taste average only.

6) Klebang Original Coconut Shake

Before leaving Melaka, we decided to stop over Klebang Coconut Shake for the popular coconut shake and some snacks. This place is often crowded. But probably because we were early and it was on weekday, hence there wasn’t much crowd.

The huge sign arch is pretty visible on the side of the busy road.

The coconut shake are freshly made. Ice+ Cocounut Flesh + Coconut Juice, topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It was quite refreshing and also a thirst quencher drink on a hot and sunny day!

We also tried the Nasi Lemak bungkus, Bihun Goreng and Onde-onde. I would conclude that the coconut shake was good, whilst the rest were just mediocre.

Address: Lot 130, Solok Kampung Bahagia, 75200 Klebang Besar, Malacca

Operation Hours: Daily (11am – 6.30pm) , Friday (2.30pm – 6.30pm)

Phone: 013-399 4061

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