Location of the day:
Family Heritage Cafe
No. 658-F, Jalan Intan,
Taman Bukit Melaka,
Bukit Beruang,
75450 Melaka.
Tel.: 06-2327116
The café is opened every day,
except on Wednesday, from 12.00pm to 3.00pm, and 5.30pm to 10.00pm.
And they also provide catering services.
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| #1 Ayam Pongteh (Nyonya Chicken and Potato Stew) |
It is a famous Nyonya dish, generally a chicken stew cooked with fermented soybean paste, potatoes and shiitake mushrooms. An aromatic dish from Nyonya's kitchen, it is served with plenty of delectable broth and delivers the taste of sweet-savory owing to the main ingredients of fermented soybean paste and palm sugar.
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| #2 A must-try--- Authentic Nyonya Cendol, with added Gula Melaka ♥ |
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| #3 Cincaluk Omelette |
It is also known as telur dadar cincaluk--- Aromatic, with just a tint of the saltiness and sweet taste from the fermented baby shrimps and eggs.
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| #4 Sambal Okra (Sambal Lady's Fingers) |
Out of all of the famous Nyonya food, I love this the most, thanks to its delicious good taste. The addition of dried shrimp adds depth to the taste structure of this simple but scrumptious dish.
Let's try out the Nyonya Pulut!
It's some blue stained Glutinous Rice Cakes come from a flower named Bunga Telang,
wrapped with banana leaves and eaten with kaya.
And another famous dessert: Kuih Ketayap! :D
The Gula Melaka (Palm sugar) indeed makes every dessert tastes very much better!
Hahas! I love this-- It looks like the ice-cream which costed me only 10cent when I was in primary school! But this one I'm holding is Kuih Dodol.
It also comes in pyramid shapes, packed nicely
with 4 flavours--- Coconut, Durian, Pandan and Original.
Last but not least,
my all-time favourite: Pineapple Tarts!
This is the first time I've ever seen such an abundance of tarts,
imagine how much is everything here.
wuah, everything looks so good !!!
ReplyDeleteSad that I didn't try out any nyonya food during my Malacca trip T_T I know ChristinaEe, saw the shop in Jonker Street :P
ReplyDeletelooks very good..i dont know the taste gona be.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous food, I will go for the okra with the sambal. This gives me some idea on a new recipe to try with this veg.
ReplyDeleteBtw, the ayam ponteh is also tempting, I must say that this place has so many truly nyonya cuisine.
look so delicious.. must visit this place someday.. :) tq for sharing.. :)
ReplyDeleteyummy yummy!!!!! I like nyonya foods so much! especially the kuih!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, u're making me drool with all these treats! I love nonya food but I've yet to try Cincaluk Omelette. Interesting!
ReplyDeleteaiya, i just came back from Melaka yesterday, didn't get to try the nyonya cuisine...but i bought the kuih dodol :)
ReplyDeleteu asked me to see this and now i feel so hungry !!!
ReplyDeleteThe food looks SO good! I live in the Southern US and we're fans of okra here...ours is larger, but these look so delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun blog you have!
I shall imagine how they taste like from your nice shots lol
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Hi, loving all the photos here! You took very sharp and nice photos! ;)
ReplyDeletewow i love nonya food, all look so tempting, thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteKuih Dodol :D but I pantang to buy the dodol anymore . . . :X
ReplyDeletenice...
ReplyDeletewill a visit if I go Malacca next time..
ahhhh nice food again *O*
ReplyDeleteHye.. I've been reading your posts and thanks for the posts. It's insporing me to visit Malacca this end of year :) Those foods are sure tasty and I would love to try them soon :) hehe.. BTW, I've followed your blog lovely. Have a nice day ^^
ReplyDeletewow, nice food!! i love the ABC and omelette so much, so enticing.. and also all the nyonya kuih, simply delicious!!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy! Lucky those pix don make me fat :D
ReplyDeleteI remember being in a Nyonya cafe when I was in Melaka and they serve really yummy food. I think it is called Nancy's Kitchen.
ReplyDeleteOMG...everything looks so good!!! :D
ReplyDeletei love the kuihs a lot! i remembered going to the market every morning for them, 3 for 1 ringgit only!
ReplyDeleteSplendid and delicious Malacca Nyonya cuisine
ReplyDelete=D
i just came back from another nyonya heritage makan makan place today, and came in your blog saw this post. haha such coincidence. XD the food looks good :)
ReplyDeletehello nice to see the nyonya food here!
ReplyDeleteNyonya food to me is a mix of malay and chinese food,
ReplyDeleteboth suits my taste.
Hmmph, so the desert i have been eating is Nyonya's...i always tot thats malay food lol.
ReplyDeletehai..
ReplyDeletevsit here.
nice post
We'll mark this place first and visit it the next time we go Malacca :D
ReplyDeleteseems like a good place to have malacca nyonya food :)
ReplyDeletewow..nice place...
ReplyDeleteokay
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I was drooling over all your Nyonya dishes, especially the Nyonya Kuih. The pineapple tarts are tempting too.
ReplyDeleteYeah, mine is cooked by malay so i always tot its malay's food~
ReplyDeleteSince you've intro me to nyonya heritage, are you gonna bring me there ^^ hehe
ReplyDeletewow,they look delicious! :D Nyonya food is always nice larh,wanna eaaaaaat!! ><
ReplyDeletenice blog.
ReplyDeleteOmg nyonya pulut! I missed them!
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affordable price for luscious food. great deal!!
ReplyDeleteOh my! they look delicious.. oh i wanna try that pulut.. nampak sedap :)
ReplyDeleteur food make me sooooooooooo hunrgyyyyyyy againn :(
ReplyDeletenice~
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