As for the seating layout, there is choices of indoor and outdoor seats, but like all hawker centre, smoking is not really prohibited anywhere. So indoor or outdoor doesn’t really matter actually. Except during the day time, indoor is slightly better considering the weather of our country. The boiled soup in bowls are good, but would be a little dull to go with white rice alone.The herbal chicken soup was tasty and selling at RM 5.80 each. I thought it was reasonable given the amount of ingredients used in it.

The night dining experience is definitely better than during peak hours in the day time. There a whole range of choices which is great for to providing the neighborhood around this area with decent with wholesome food. The popular dish here is the Sarawak kolok mee, the famous Kuching 'Kolo mee' or 'koh-loh mein' , cooked and then serve with garlic, shallots, minced pork, white vinegar, pork balls. It was okay, not as good as something I would crave for everyday, but every now and then I would remember the flavour of the noodle and the good texture that I enjoyed very much.

Here at the Bintang food court hawker center and like many other hawker centers, there are lots of stalls so the variety of food is really great.The fish head noodle was a little pricy, selling at RM 7 but was very stingy with the noodle. The bowl was huge, but mainly just soup in it.

This bakery is pretty new, and decently clean. The choices of pastry are not the usual common flavour so they do not bake in big production. Every selection comes in small amount so I suggest to not wait till too late cause by then most things would be already sold off. I am seriously impressed with the cannelle because the flavour of vanilla and rum hits at the right ratio and combines to result a fabulous mix of texture and flavour. Apart from pastry and buns, there are cold dessert everyone would love

Ingredients for the pastries and breads are all imported directly from France. Of course each delicate piece of these yummy pastries is not cheap for Melaka standard. Nonetheless, they are definitely worth every cent paid. Be bold with choices like the savoury Chicken Ciabatta with Blue Cheese at RM 3.80. Blue Cheeses are slightly different from the common cheese most Asians are accustomed to, so some might find this tasting somewhat diverse.