for take aways, they have a special bag to keep the mille crepes cold and nice but of cource comes with additional costs lah


we had them for our tea time and here is where we had our posh dinner in town!



the food there is really really awesome seeing that it came from singapore
well, you know what they say, the grass is always greener on the other side
and it's true!
 the place is pretty cold so I brought my military green cotton blazer to cover up lol


their toilet is pretty nice and clean too


here comes the fooooooooooooodd
at normal restaurants they normally have their signature dishes where it is relatively nicer and tastier than others
here ALL of them were as tasty as the other dishes and it is really a challenge having to pick my favorite


a memorable day ended at the seaside


the other day before departing to kl, we went to the famous melaka nyonya kiuh place called baba charlie



it is at an isolated alley so you probably will think it is the wrong way but it isn't lol




various kiuhs!

it's been alomost a week since i visited melaka so here I am blogging with a hint of guilt
in the last post i left out the famous satay celup at Kingtu restaurant since we figure queuing for the famous satay celup at ban li xiang is not worth the wait and the crowd
The food was okay though the sauce obviously could not be compared to the peanut sauce back at kajang though it was fun waiting for the food to be cooked in reused pots and sauces!

The next day was reserved for sight seeing in the melaka town
the first we went to was the muzium samudera where they have antiques and pictures of histories of melaka
since we all went in before, we just did our obligations as tourists by taking a picture in front of it


next on was the visit to st paul hill where we race each other up the steep hill



did we really?
pfft of course not! I was panting already halfway up the stairs
though it was probably worth it seeing the view (almost) on top of the hill


finally we reached the top and this is the church built in the past


there were tomb stones inside the church which were made by limestones


OOTD!
shades from the mines
crop top from kitschen
high waisted shorts from timesquare
sling bag is a gift
sandals from step



After visiting the church we went down another route towards the melaka town and you will see the melaka fort right at the bottom of the stairs



on the way to town we will pass by a walkway full with these trees and it is pretty amazing and un-malaysia is you know what i mean lol



melaka is full of these trishaw and anytime you here "gangnam style" or any loud music blasting from speakers you will know that there are trishaws behind or in front of you
and they charge, what, MYR 40 for an hour! so only tourists will be cheated to go for a ride


their trishaws are decorated to the extreme and this is only one of the example


one of my artistic shoots lollll



beside this river is a stall selling cendol that is pretty yummeh!
some authentic taste of cendol where it is ice topped with green jelly, red beans, corn and melaka brown sugar



the insides looks like an old china motel


nyonya fish we were duped by the boss that is a must-order...
tasted meh


their chicken is pretty good though since that is what they are famous for


and in front of the cheng ho ship is a souvenir shop where they sell local biscuits




biscuits we chose!


their sour lime drink is awesomeeeeeeee but slightly overpriced D=
so I didn't bought any

Their laksa, still too spicy for my liking *sigh* but is pretty good and I heard that it can almost fight with Penang's famous laksa!


Ice kacang with a lot of variety, top one is mango, second one mixed, last one is passion fruit
tastes like normal ice kacang but topped with melaka's famous brown sugar to make it tastier, yum!


Pai ti with three types of toppings! if I remembered correctly, one is with prawn, one with crab meat and scrambled eggs


 More decorations of the shop haha


 Nearby the Jonker 88 you will see a kind of an ancient door like this


beside it is the best food your mouth will ever taste- durian puff, which we voted is the best food we tried in Melaka
the first shelf is yogurt puff, for those who don't have durian lah which is a waste




taking a tiny bite off it, the insides look like this
heavenly.....


Good bye awesome puff, I WILL BE BACK!!!

along the walkway of the jonker street .....






we googled and found a place famous for their oyster omelet so here we go!
it is locate at a nearly isolated alley which we at first thought that they were closed
it is called restaurant sin yin hoe



on the way to our vehicle we passed by this beautiful walkway
since i am a born direction-less person, don't bother to ask me where it is

with writings on walls we debated whether or not the writer actually understands the meaning he/she wrote lol