Jeta Groves

Kalpana Ramasubramaniam

Service to be able taking has been prompt. But actually developing was just a little tat as well slow, almost around 30 minutes because it’s quite crowded. Food quality was only slightly above typical, but be ready for a bill shock. Hence, we recommend attempting but probably won’tfrequent the area.

Zihanranidevi

Chanced upon this spot while we were searching for breakfast. Ordered both laksa and kaya butter toast. Just like the chilli in the laksa. Toast was average. Service was good because the lady has been very hospitable to people.

Rharyadi

Pretty nice food nevertheless, you need to be selective with your purchase. The curry noodle and the neighborhood "candol" dessert beverage is really lovely.

R N Sharma

Finally! After a very long time, I lastly visited Jeta Groves Melaka Nyonya Delights. Satiated my cravings with the nyonya laksa. The mee rebus can be among my faves, as the nasi lemak will be super delish. This location is favored by locals because the placeis run by way of a baba nyonya household. No foreign cooks right here!

Pavan

Wouldn't have identified that it's a nyonya shop, appears like a typical kopitiam. The laksa was a disappointed. Broth was as well spicy and "tak cukup lemak" from the coconut milk. I believe some spices may also be missing... The normal nyonya laksa provides somekind of results in(daun) /peppermint which wasn't in this laksa. The cheese egg toast was tasty. There is a hint of garlic which managed to get fragrant. But the breads used was those regular loaf bread rather than kopitiam's bread. The cendol was alright altho I hardly understand why they asked customers if we wish red beans inside it. Kinda gave the vibe like their coffee beans are limited? Could have desired it if there is even more gula melaka in the cendol.