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Nancy’s Kitchen

Nancy’s Kitchen is a small, family-run Peranakan restaurant. Malacca has a flourishing Peranakan community whose ancestors descend from early Chinese immigrants. Family recipes passed down generations promise a culinary treat inside a restaurant that feels like you’re eating in a neighbour’s house. All dishes (try braised pork or their signature assam fish) use local ingredients and fresh herbs picked daily. This is among the best restaurants in Malacca to taste Peranakan food, as well as some of the city’s best cendol. As a bonus, Nancy’s Kitchen offers cooking classes that teach satisfied customers the tricks of the trade.

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 3.5
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Marini's on 57

Sophisticated rooftop whisky bar, Italian restaurant & cigar lounge offering panoramic city views.

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 3.3
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The Baboon House

The Baboon House consistently rates among the best restaurants in Malacca for burgers. Menus burst with a selection of beef, chicken and pork patties served in enormous portions. The restaurant itself sits inside an old Chinese shophouse with an open-air courtyard surrounded by flowers. Inside, old photographs decorate the walls, which makes the place appear like you’re stepping back into the 1950s. Hungry travellers can stop by this mid-range restaurant after a day’s sightseeing in Malacca

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 3.2
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Geographer Café

The award-winning Geographer Café offers Asian-Western fusions. Located inside a pre-war shophouse along Jonker Street, the trendy restaurant-cum-bar lures locals, backpackers and mid-range travellers. Step inside and find an east-meets-west décor and welcoming atmosphere. This ranks among the top restaurants in Malacca for the chance to meet other travellers. Culture Trip recommends the pineapple fried rice and sour plum juice. Alcohol is available too.

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 3.2
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Kedai Kopi Chung Wah

Kedai Kopi Chung Wah is a Kopitiam (Malaysian-style coffee shop) serving a local speciality: chicken rice balls. From the moment this modest looking restaurant opens, long lines of Malaccans wait to get their fix. Arrive early in the morning and combine this culinary treat with a Nescafé ice (Malaysian ice coffee). Apart from the mouth-watering food, this is among the cheaper restaurants in Malacca and highly recommended for budget-conscious travellers.

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 3.1
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Chinoz On The Park KLCC

Nicely located by KLCC park where one can choose to dine outdoors, Chinoz is pretty much a regular breakfast location for expats staying in the city centre. Order from a usual selection of soups, sushi, pizza, sandwiches and desserts. They also serve illy coffee here. The kids menu runs on the safe side with options like fish fingers, sausage & mash, and pasta.

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 3.0
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Dining In The Dark KL

Nestled in the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s busy entertainment street, Changkat, Bukit Bintang Dining in the Dark, KL is a unique restaurant that promises a one-of-a-kind dining experience. With the sense of sight taking the back seat, diners are given the opportunity to appreciate their food using all their other senses. The food in this best restaurant in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia are carefully curated to give diners a fulfilling experience. Great attention is given to the texture, aroma and taste of the food so that diners can explore every aspect of their senses – except for their sight, of course!

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  • Very Good5 Reviews 2.7
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Acme Bar & Coffee

Sophisticated global comfort food, brunch & wine served in a relaxed, industrial-chic room.

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  • Good5 Reviews 2.4