Nyonya cooking a short walk from Jonker. Overseas visitors usually pair it with chicken rice balls and cendol on the same UNESCO grid. Not Michelin-listed — Melaka is outside the Guide’s cities.
Jalan Hang Lekir, Melaka
Nancy's Kitchen is not listed in Michelin Guide Malaysia. It is included as an iconic Melaka food stop — the Guide only inspects Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
The ball-shaped rice Melaka is famous for, near Jonker. Pins next to Hoe Kee so you can see they are the same block, not a taxi ride.
Jonker Street area, Melaka
Chung Wah Chicken Rice Balls is not listed in Michelin Guide Malaysia. It is included as an iconic Melaka food stop — the Guide only inspects Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
The other Jonker-side chicken rice ball queue. Same neighbourhood as Chung Wah — useful on the map if you only have one lunch in Melaka.
Jonker Street area, Melaka
Hoe Kee Chicken Rice Ball is not listed in Michelin Guide Malaysia. It is included as an iconic Melaka food stop — the Guide only inspects Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
Satay celup — skewers dunked in a shared peanut pot. An evening Melaka pin, a few minutes from the Jonker lunch cluster.
Melaka City
Capitol Satay Celup is not listed in Michelin Guide Malaysia. It is included as an iconic Melaka food stop — the Guide only inspects Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
Devil curry, grilled stingray, and Portuguese-Eurasian seafood at Ujong Pasir, a short ride from Jonker. Evening tables, not a lunch stall.
Portuguese Settlement, Ujong Pasir, Melaka
Portuguese Settlement Seafood is not listed in Michelin Guide Malaysia. It is included as an iconic Melaka food stop — the Guide only inspects Kuala Lumpur and Penang.
Evening cucur udang on the Jonker walk, a savoury stop between cendol and chicken rice balls. The pin is the street, not one surveyed stall.
Jonker Walk, Melaka
Jonker Cucur Udang is not listed in Michelin Guide Malaysia. It is included as an iconic Melaka food stop — the Guide only inspects Kuala Lumpur and Penang.