Nyonya Delight - Homestyle Nyonya Food

Rifkaamelia

My Dad who was raised in Malacca brought people here for lunch time. It’s a uncommon gem, with genuine Nyonya meals in a fairly inconspicuous place. It’s located about ten minutes Drive from the primary central Malacca region but it’s really worth the drive. Car parking isfairly no problem finding outside the place. What I really like most about the location is that it feels as though house. Judy and Charlie (the Chef/owners) are actually friendly and filled with warmth. The best dish this is actually the Laksa, so flavorful! Great place to set off if you’re craving some tasty Nyonya foods for breakfast/lunch. Will undoubtedly be back again when I’m back Malacca!

Slash Rachman

An area friend recommended the area and the meals was fantastic! Like the laksa, cendol, nyonya dumpling and nasi lemak. Very friendly girls who ran the business enterprise. They were cool, relaxed and pleasant regardless of the large group. Bought additional rice dumplings and a bottle ofcencaluk to create home. Highly recommend!

Reiky

Where remembered me of real estate cooked food that i skipped a lot. Friendly proprietor with nice nearby like ambiance. Always go to this nice regional peranakan nyonya food wall plug whenever are actually in Melaka. All foods are good to my taste bud

LOVETOEAT

Located across the main road. You won't skip it as there are many cars parked while watching stall/home. A humble home with stalls at the medial side. Nyonya laksa had been genuine and yummy. Cendol has been ok. In addition they serve rendang poultry andseveral forms of pre fried noodles. They have even nasi lemak. Good genuine homecooked food.

Deasshy

The place is fairly a run-down roadside stall mounted on a wooden house that is tough to notice. Consider the owner’s old reddish colored car. The dog owner was extremely hospitable & friendly. Like the Nyonya laksa, poultry rendang & lontong that have been good.The others like mee siam & mee goreng were a disappointment, taste instead bland. The ice Kopi is great, a little like Vietnamese ice espresso. The chendol were therefore therefore coz the ice has been quite coarse, flavor of the gula Melaka (local brown glucose) was good though. With regards to price, it had been quite fair. We spent RM51 for 4 persons.