Heng Huat Coffee Shop

Devi Widya Putri Inggraini

This particlar stall ‘传统阿婆云吞面‘ serves traditional childhood-taste wanton noodles in a old Heng Huat RESTAURANT. Cheap (RM 4.50, RM5.50, RM 6.50) and delicious. Plain (without dark sauce), but Delicious and fragrant! Sadly， it opens each morning 7.30 am till 11.30 am. Besides, mustalso purchase the chee cheong enjoyable and steam yam cake (close to this wanton mee stall inside the same coffee store), you'll love it!

Jessica Sonnya

Discovered this coffeeshop to understand it was a favorite recommendation regarding wanton mee. Location was packed and usually smaller dining celebrations had to talk about a table. The service was of slower pace, it took about 50 % an hour for all of us to get our orders,perhaps because of the peak lengthy weekend crowd. Taste sensible, we felt it had been a lot more bland than what we have been used to inside Singapore.

Nugroho Pamungkas

This can be a must go place for me personally whenever in Melaka. I liked the traditional style wanton mee, the kaya toasts, and the fifty percent boiled kampong eggs. Espresso and tea are great too. Price is fantastic!

Putri Nabilla

Went directly into have espresso and toasted loaf of bread to take a split from the cost-free open air singing efficiency at the Jonker Stroll stage. Nice coffee, fine toast, cheap. Great to sit there watching individuals gathering at Jonker Stroll.

Kristian Eka Jaya

Good wanton mee,espresso &tea Delish! A quaint small restaurant with many more selection of food to find...Die die must try....👏👏👏👍👍👍