We arrived in the historical town of Malaysian, Melaka on the Merdeka Eve afternoon. The traffic was pretty heavy in town and I had to hold in my pee for a very long time! Grr.. Injured bladder indeed! We were there to meet Daryll, Kim and Alice (the new law intern from Australia) at Jonker Street. As a matter of fact, she does remind me of 'Alice in The Wonderland' with her bright wavy blonde hair, pretty big eyes, sweet smile......... except that she called herself a bimbo, sorta.
The trip to Melaka was for the purpose of bringing Alice to try and experience Malaysian culture and food before she return to her homeland. Well, lets just say she enjoyed it.
This shop designs and prints their own environment friendly themed t-shirts.
Jonker Street = Old School (Food+Shopping)
Old School = Antics (cheap ones!)
Shopping = Dirt CHEAP!
...........................................................yumms!
If you have watched Singapore's infamous, 'Little Nyonya', a set of tv series about lives of the Baba-Nyonya back in the World War years, you would wanna check this out. Remember the house they were living in? This was where it took place.
Dixon's family and mine followed the series too!
Sorry for the bananas, 'Little Nyonya' is in Chinese. You can consider reading the subtitles if you don't mind. ;)
Chicken Rice Ball? I liked the meats, not so much of the rice. You MUST only visit the corner lot shop because it tasted so much better than the one I tried on my last trip.
Want some Durian Cendol?
MyBitche and his guys L-O-V-E-S it!
We grabbed a bottle of Rose wine before we left for Port Dickson that night (we stayed at Joe's and I fell in love with my first bottle of Rose..... argghh)
The Pig & The Piglet's mouths got itchy upon arrival and got what we craved for that night, Ayam Panggang. It was the BEST we've tasted in PD, located by the road side, nice people with uniforms, oh and they serve Ikan Panggang and Keropok Lekor too!
The Afternoon Beach
Again, we had a Pizza, just like our last trip. But this time, we had a little extras from the Ramadan market. O yes, we both don't just love Japanese, Itallian, Indian (more for me) and Chinese cuisine, we also love Malay food. Its yummy.
What's there not to love about our country again?
No one would ever die of hunger!
....................................................................>>>>> next, Penang Trip, Leyvin's 20th
p/s: Simonso, there. Not another party post.
Go satisfy your tastebud now.. Bet you're drooling.
Stay tuned for more FOOD posts!
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