A historical place-Melacca :)
Friday, November 25, 2011 | 6:15 PM | 0 hearts♥
This is a museum! Believe it or not? Too bad I didn't get chance to visit this ;( The entrance fee is about RM5 if I'm not wrong.
Melacca Red House. You can have a visit inside the building. I have no time because we were in a rush. The entrance fee is RM2 I guess.
YOu can walk from here to Jonker Street. About 2 minutes & you'll arrive.JOnker Street-the centre street of Chinatown. There are clothing and crafts outlets as well as restaurants. The best part of Jonker Street is the night market on Fridays and Saturdays that sells everything from tasty treats to cheap keepsakes.
We decided to have a Baba & Nyonya dinner :) It is located at Jonker street. Near a stage.
Nyonya cendol.
Otak-otak.
Ayam Ponteh.
Kangkung Belacan.
All I can say for this meal is, we don't used to Baba and Nyonya flavors. I only like the pineapple juice and kangkung belacan. /.\ However, it's nice to give yourself a try on what you never experienced.
Tutu-car :) Well-decorated!
After dinner, there was no bus to go back to our hotel. wtf. So, we decided to took a cab. Luckily, we met an auntie who offered us a ride back to our hotel. They told us many things which must do in Malacca. She said we must try satay celup.
Ban Lee Siang! THIS IS WHAT I MISS!! See, flooded by people! Flooded by people= DELICIOUS! *saliva* Satay Celup.
Self-service :) We took what we like :) One for RM0.60.
This sauce is hot. There is a stove down the table. YOu just put the fish balls, hotdog, kangkung.... etc. that you chose, and immerse them in it until can be eaten :) VERY NICE I TELL YOU! It looks like satay but taste special. Curry + satay sauce like that :D The only thing I don't like is the sauce is used by many many people and they didn't change it :o
These are what I bought at Jonker Street. 3 for RM10 :)
Super tired after we reached hotel. Our legs' muscles hurt /.\ Thank God we met an "angel" family :) Thank you very much! Your kindness is much appreciated!