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http://www.umakemehungry.com/2017/12/nancys-kitchen.htmlNancy's Kitchen is one of the popular places to go for authentic Peranakan Food in Melaka. Looking at its crowd, walk-in customers need to have some patience in the queue.Today's Nancy's recipe has been passed down from generations and this is the 3rd generation. With the precision towards quality of each dish being served and practices strict cooking skill, it is no wonder that the authentic Peranakan dishes bring new and as well as return
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Nancy's Kitchen is one of the popular places to go for authentic Peranakan Food in Melaka. Looking at its crowd, walk-in customers need to have some patience in the queue.Today's Nancy's recipe has been passed down from generations and this is the 3rd generation. With the precision towards quality of each dish being served and practices strict cooking skill, it is no wonder that the authentic Peranakan dishes bring new and as well as returned customers.

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Looking at the lunch crowd on the lower level, we waited for quite a while before getting our seats.

 Interior was homely and air conditioned. The reason why we visited Nancy's Kitchen is because of its popularity and that it is non-halal.

 Being Non-Halal, we get to choose more variety to certain dishes like with pork than chicken.

With the lunch's crowd, we only managed to get seats on the upper level. The kitchen transfer all cooked food using a elevator from the ground level to the upper level.

Steamed Spring Roll aka Popiah is served with turnips , cucumber, fresh bean, coriander leave, eggs, garlic and many other vegetables. It is one of the popular starter before meal and is a must try.

Spring Roll (Popiah) - RM 4.00 / Pcs
RM4
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 Kueh Pie Tee came in crispy hat cone form and filled with vegetable. The fillings are similar to what we have in the spring roll but in a different serving.

Top Hat (Pai Tee) - RM 6.00 per set (5 pcs)
RM6
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Having their last appetizer on the menu, they have this pork fried with bean curd skin on the menu which we often called it Ngoh Hiong. The pork is wrapped with bean curd skin and deep fried to obtain its crispiness on the outside with sweet tasty juicy pork on the inside.

Pork Fried with Bean Curd Skin (Ngoh Hiang) - RM 6.00 (Small) / RM 9.00 (Medium) / RM 12.00 (Large)
RM6
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Chap Chai is anohter classic Peranakan dish that we will often order. Its a combination of black fungus, lily bubs, cabbage, glass noodles, bean curd sheet and cook with preserved fermented soya bean. It is a stew mix vegetables filled with natural sweetness of the vegetable simply irresistible for young and old. However we find that the style of Chap Chai was too dry for us and was not soaked with gravy.

Pork Fried with Bean Curd Skin (Ngoh Hiang) - RM 6.00 (Small) / RM 9.00 (Medium) / RM 12.00 (Large)
RM6
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 Ayam / Bak Buah Keluak is a truly Peranakan classic dish. The black nut (Buah Keluak) is sold at additional cost of RM 2.00 each. Buah Keluak is originally from Indonesia and taste like truffle. Nut is cut open allowing the dish to have a sweet spicy and sourish taste.

Chicken / Pork Rib with Black Nut - RM 15.00 (S) , 1 Nut RM2.00
RM15
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Ladies fingers can be served 2 ways, either boiled of fried with chilli. We had chosen the steamed version and it was served with lemony chilli paste.

Boiled / Fried Ladies Fingers (Bendi Celur) - RM 8.00 (Small) / RM 10.00 (Medium) / RM 12.00 (Large)
RM8
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This is scrumptious! Duck soup was cooked on slow heat with salted vegetable and white wine, giving the taste of sourish to the dish. The dish has been passed down for 3 generations.

Duck with Salted Vegetable Soup (Sup Itik Tim) - RM 15.00 (Small) / RM 18.00 (Medium) / RM 22.00 (Large)
RM15
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Last but not least, we had the classic dessert, Cendol for a sweet ending touch to the meal. Savour with Gula Melaka, coconut, green bean and coconut jelly.

Cendol - RM 4.50
RM5
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Overall, Nancy's Kitchen has a home style Peranakan Food with reasonable pricing. To be honest, I am impressed by most of their dishes and will recommend to anyone who goes to Melaka and looking for Nyonya Dishes.
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Spring Roll (Popiah) - RM 4.00 / Pcs
RM 4
Top Hat (Pai Tee) - RM 6.00 per set (5 pcs)
RM 6
Pork Fried with Bean Curd Skin (Ngoh Hiang) - RM 6.00 (Small) / RM 9.00 (Medium) / RM 12.00 (Large)
RM 6
Pork Fried with Bean Curd Skin (Ngoh Hiang) - RM 6.00 (Small) / RM 9.00 (Medium) / RM 12.00 (Large)
RM 6
Chicken / Pork Rib with Black Nut - RM 15.00 (S) , 1 Nut RM2.00
RM 15
Boiled / Fried Ladies Fingers (Bendi Celur) - RM 8.00 (Small) / RM 10.00 (Medium) / RM 12.00 (Large)
RM 8
Duck with Salted Vegetable Soup (Sup Itik Tim) - RM 15.00 (Small) / RM 18.00 (Medium) / RM 22.00 (Large)
RM 15
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Nyonya Cuisine also known as Peranakan Cuisine. It is a combination of Chinese and Malay Cuisine by Baba Nyonya, the marriage of Chinese and Malay. Nancy’s Kitchen is one of the best Nyonya cuisine in Melaka Town. They served variety of home-cooked Nyonya dishes and kiuh-muih.Nancy’s Kitchen have shifted from Jonker Walks to 13, 8, Taman Kota Laksamana, Seksyen 3, Jalan KL 3/9, Kota Laksamana. The interior is more bigger than before and the place is decorated with Baba Nyonya related accessories
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Nyonya Cuisine also known as Peranakan Cuisine. It is a combination of Chinese and Malay Cuisine by Baba Nyonya, the marriage of Chinese and Malay. Nancy’s Kitchen is one of the best Nyonya cuisine in Melaka Town. They served variety of home-cooked Nyonya dishes and kiuh-muih.

Nancy’s Kitchen have shifted from Jonker Walks to 13, 8, Taman Kota Laksamana, Seksyen 3, Jalan KL 3/9, Kota Laksamana. The interior is more bigger than before and the place is decorated with Baba Nyonya related accessories.

We had their Nyonya Fried Noodle (small) because we don’t want to eat plain rice~ Inside have fishcakes, shrimp, egg and vegetables. For me, their noodle was normal, simple and not spicy. Okay okay only~
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We also ordered their Peranakan Curry Chicken (small). The curry is rich and flavorful. Chicken is tender and soft. Inside also have potatoes which is sweet and soft. Yummy!
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Beside, we also had Pork in Tamarind. The pork is well marinated and it was cooked with the Tamarind. It gives our some sour and spicy taste. Which really trigger our appetite to have more for it~ Tasty!
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Steam Fish Nyonya Style (small) was my favorite dish. It was very spicy and help enhance your palette. The fish was fresh, soft and juicy. It melt in your mouth! Delicious~~~
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For dessert, we had their Onde-onde. Full of pandan flavor and gula melaka with salted shredded coconut. It is chewy and sweet~ Yum~
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I know we order a lot but we are able to finished it. Who knows, two crazy people came here (Nancy’s Kitchen) by their legs.
Almost 2km we walked from Jonker Walks. So, don’t ever try to walk to here!

Overall, Nancy’s Kitchen serves best Nyonya and traditional dishes. It is affordable and delicious!

Ambiance: 7/10
Price: 7/10
Food: 7.5/10
Verdict: Tradition and best Nyonya dish in Melaka town!
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