Melaka Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Melaka

Hub of art & culture inspired by nature, kafe attached, located in the heart of the heritage.<br><br>The Baboon House is =<br><br>1. An art gallery to provide the opportunities for artistes to discuss and showcase their works and ideas without any kind of prejudices or discrimination.<br>2. A long term and sustainable restoration project in creating a deeper understanding and appreciation towards cultures and traditions.<br>3. A community hub for continuous learning of like-minded individuals to create a better dining and environmental conditions and not only for profit making purposes. (includes creating a shelter & awareness for abandoned furry animals on the street)<br>4. And a "home" as what it is initial built for 250 years ago......<br><br><br>The Concept of Baboon House is to provide the best dining experience to all our beloved customers in regard of the ambiance, art, food or services. Every Customers do play a big part in helping us to create a peaceful and tranquil experience during your visit. Thank you for your never ending support.<br><br>The Baboons.<br>For Love, Peace & Harmony

This is a south indian restaurant I stumbled across in the Little India district of Melaka. I love south indian vegetarian food and this was one of the best. I spoke with the manager afterwards and he gave me a card as my cousin who lives in Singapore is thinking of visiting.

Its been opened since July in year 2010.Its takes deep pride and effort in serving delicious, nutritious and healthy organic food with a myriad of tasteful delights and surprises. With its cosy and warm contemporary setting and fully-air-conditioned, it thrives on bringing the best on the table with a wide range of delectable menu which based on five healthy cooking mantras: NO MSG NO Preservative NO Artificial Coloring NO Artificial Flavors & Fragant NO Microwave & Irradiation SUITABLE for ALL Vegetarian.

The Daily Fix is located inside a batik/souvenir shop called Next KK on Jalan Hang Jebat (Jonker Street). The menu includes pancakes, sandwiches, espresso and local coffee, fruit juice + beers.

The name of Kaya-kaya Cafe comes from a local spread known as “kaya”. It is generally rich in flavor and thick in texture. As such, our menu is created using the two keywords – richness and thickness. Our key vision is to promote more local specialties to foreigners. We elaborately design our fusion menu using our own local ingredients, such as salted egg chicken and sambal prawn, to serve with pasta. We serve food with kaya as well. Unlike the usual kaya that can be found everywhere, our kaya is especially homemade with duck eggs and Malacca sugar. One of the signature dishes that are served with kaya is “Malacca Elvis”; a pancake stack with sliced banana and kaya sandwiched in between, drizzled with homemade chocolate and peanut butter sauce. We also serve traditional dishes like “Yin Yong Toast” with kaya and butter and “Kaya Cheese Toast”.

Salud means &apos;cheers&apos; in Spanish and also, &apos;good health&apos;. Salud Tapas is the newest restaurant in Malacca, where you can try really authentic Spanish food! You have the option to try the famous dishes of Spain, as TAPAS! Tapas, are small bites with big flavours. Salud Tapas, is a casual tapas bar with a fun atmosphere and has an open kitchen where you can see the chef cooking for you. It is a great place to socialise over drinks and exquisite, authentic Spanish tapas. Salud blends modernity with tradition, with authentic food presented with the modern style, and the decor with different spaces-like the long Terrace along the Street, to the open kitchen, to the voluminous bar upstairs, the traditional Malaccan centre courtyard, and a chillout area under the stars. Have you ever tried Spanish food? Now, you have the best opportunity to try authentic Spanish food, in the Malacca&apos;s heart! So come by to Salud and Salud! Salud Tapas Bar Where Spain comes to Malacca!!

Experience dining at a Retro-styled cafe backing the Melaka river in the Heritage Zone. One could choose to dine by the river and watch the cruise boats pass by; or at the indoor fan or air conditioned area. We serve cafe food : &apos;All Day Breakfast Sets&apos;, local Malaysian favourites and Western Food. Open daily from 8am to 10pm (kitchen closes at 9.30pm) and closed on Wednesdays.

A contemporary take on Peranakan dinning. Smaller portions, more options. Act Fast. All items are limited. Reservations will only be taken before operation hours.