Have you ever come across this feeling of where it is easier to decide for dinner at the road side stalls instead of lunch at the same stated kind of stall/restaurant? I have it, seriously.

We typically choose to dine in at mall's food court during the days that we find it so hard to suggest off-mall kind of lunch place. Here's one of a good suggestion for lunch place, which located in Tengkera.

Located just beside the main Tengkera road, just next to Methodist Girl School, this stall best attracts tourists, locals and school students. Offering at low prices that a student can afford, it explains why this stall is always full.

The best and significant meal here is obviously the Mee Sup, which comes in three choices : noodles, rice vermicelli and kuey teow. The dressing inside includes shred chicken and chillies.

Other food available here is the traditional hand made spring roll which if you consume two of them, you will be stuffed for half day because of its size. 

This stall is open everyday EXCEPT Thursday from 1.00pm to 7.00pm.

Despite the mushrooming of urban and themed cafes around Melaka, it still cannot beat the legendary and cheapest chops in town (Chicken/Lamb Chop). With only charging RM8 for chicken chop and RM9 for lamb chop, I personally claimed this stall as the best street vendor that offers chicken chop in town!

Besides the huge and satisfying portion of the meat, it also come with a superly great gravy which is mushroom soup and blackpepper (my favourite would be blackpepper! you guys should try it)

This stall is more to a food court in an alley, which consist of numerous numbers of stall inside. Besides this western stall, there's malay cuisine stall, fresh juice and burger stall. Quite an option for a decent foodcourt.

Please bear in  mind that this foodcourt is located in the middle of a busy road and besides Bayview Hotel, which unfortunately offer less parking spaces. But don't worry, there's residential area just behind the hotel where you can simply drive in and park (no blocking residents needs please) and go to the foodcourt via back area.

This foodcourt starts operate from 6pm to roughly midnight. For a good nightlife spot, here is on in Melaka!

Melaka is well known for desserts, no?
I must tell, this is one of my favorite ABC store in town!
I'm not sure how other states in Malaysia do it, but there's certain ABC shops in Melaka offers ABC with gula Melaka (it is more like the brown sugar) Nyums ! 
No harms for several visits in few months right?
Hoped that you won't get too attached to it that you wanna make weekly visits! Located in the second floor of Mahkota Parade mall, (just besides Al-Ihsan and bowling alley), this is the 4th stall (booth no 04). You can custom your request for the ABC anyway, there's side dishes like the jelly, red beans, cendol, and many I-don't-know-its-name thingy  

For your kind info, this foodcourt is open from 10am to roughly 9.30pm daily, and besides desserts, there's much more selections t be explore here.

So, gear up! 

Obviously, I only go to this kind of cafe when I was invited by my friend  or else I wouldn't bother to go and try (LOL) My high school friend recomemnded us here because she said that she's craving for its mashed potato. I was like okay, what is so great about the mashed potato? (yeah me, cruel ain't I?)

So when I first arrived, I was pretty impressed with the interior and it was pretty easy to be spotted because it is located right the end lot and since I came at the non-peak hour, parking wasn't an issue. But I must acknowlegde of some hassle during peak hour esp lunch because it sort of consist of some business premises in the same shop lot? (Ya know, just my two cents)

Anyhow, the menu looks good and promising so I go for the chicken chop (most common food I could have ever think or even wish for ) While waiting for the food to come, my friend and I simply chat about life and trends and all, you know we were kinda immerse into the calm and private ambiance offered by the cafe (or maybe because that was the off peak hour?) 

Overall, the food were pretty good, satisfying portion and facilitates us best (especially the ambiance and interior). I really like it that we can simply chat for as long as we wanted without disturbing other's privacy, well of course I believe we couldn't really chill there long during peak hour, so avoid peak hour peeps! 

The most famous, the starter of all coconut shake in Malaysia. Once featured in newspapers, food discovery shows and visited by many tourist especially the Taiwan Chinese and Singaporean. What make it so special?

I grow up in Klebang, I witness this operation growth from just one moving stall to a compound of dine in area in the inner side of the street. It has grown up to such big and establish food stall now.

Not only offering coconut shake, it has plain coconut water, sugar cane juice, some Malay traditional snacks, nasi lemak and additional fried chicken. It really awaken people's taste during a hot day (I was mouth-watering when typing this).

The only disturbing things here is the parking space, waiting turns to be seated, and the queues which is totally crazy! Just bear in mind, this place is too well known. It doesn't kill to try and experience the craziness in getting a cup of it.

Selling at RM1.80 for the regular coconut shake and RM2.40 for the special (which there's an add up of a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of it), it definitely a total crave for the first timer that might invite them for numerous number of tries after that.

That explains why this area is too crowded that it sometimes affects the main road and there's even RELA that helps to control the traffic at the junction!