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Mee Rebus was also only okay. I don't really like the sauce because it smell too much of curry powder. The sauce is not sweet but not spicy either. The egg and the dry tofu was not bad. However I couldn't say the same about the prawn crackers . It soggy and not crunchy at all. I couldn't taste any prawn in the cracker and probably the cracker is cooked with too much of oil. Overall, this is not a dish I would order again.Mee Rebus RM4.50http://beautyfaceskin123.blogspot.com/2013/12/review-on-food-in-malacca-jonker-street.html
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If you are looking for assortment of local food and authentic local dishes, the newton food court is one of the best of the many food courts in Melaka in terms of availability of varieties. value of money wise can be rather subjective and dependent on what is being ordered. The range is wide, from assortment of rice to noodles, and congee to seafood. Some of the widest range you can think of from braising to deep frying, and boiling to grilling. You name it and they probably have it. There is fried rice and noodles, rice and ala carte dishes, porridges, and assorted noodles like char kuey tiau, hokkien mee, wan tan mee, hor fun and many more. Grill fish is a must when travelling Melaka or when hunting for Melaka food. Portuguese grill fishes here are the closest to authentic Portuguese style, so chances are really high that the grill fish stall is everywhere in any hawker center or food court you can possibly find. Instead of the usual Portuguese grill fish, I decided to go with the fried cincaru which caught my attention when I see many people ordering it. Turns out, the only great thing about this is the freshness of the fish. The frying is really ordinary but the fish was remarkably fresh and juicy.
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