Malacca (The Historic State) is the third smallest Malaysian state after Perlis and Penang. It is located in the southern region of the Malay Peninsula.
❤ Thanks to my friend, Christina, I make the best of my weekend to travel to Malacca for my first time. It takes us about one an a half hour's drive to reach there from Selangor.
When we first arrived there, we went to the famous Coconut Shake Klebang located at Jalan Klebang, Melaka. This roadside stall is getting more famous by the day and sometimes have to queue up due to huge crowds. Hence, the stall by the roadside is only available for take-away and they open another place which is mainly for dine-in at a short distance inside the small road near the stall. The great and refreshing coconut shake plus the nasi lemak was affordable yet delicious. Each of us can drink at least 2 coconut shakes. ◔ᴗ◔
Coconut Shake Special (with icecream) - RM2.5
Banana leaf nasi lemak - RM1.2
Kuih - 3 for RM1
Address: Jalan Klebang Besar Melaka, Melaka 75200
Business hour : 12.30pm-6.30pm daily (Friday: 2pm-6.30pm).
Tel: +6 013-399 4061
Next up, tea time at Jonker Street 88. One of the famous Cendol stall located at Jonker Street. This shop is famous for its environment which decorated by plenty of archaeology artefacts displayed on the wall display. Moreover, this shop has been endorsed by 8TV Hochak show.
We ordered Sago Cendol RM4, Baba Cendol RM3 and a Baba Durian Cendol RM4 and paid at the entrance.
Overall, it’s a nice place for us to rest our legs and have a nice cool dessert after a long walk at Jonker Walk.
Address: No. 88, Jalan Hang Jebat (
Business Hour, Daily from lunch hour till night.
That's all for today, see ya!. ◕ ◡ ◕
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