Amazing MALAYSIA STREET FOOD in Melaka- KUIH KERIA, COCONUT SHAKE, NASI LEMAK and more!

When in Melaka there are a number of things you have to tick off your MELAKA EATS list. Today we embark on a food hunting adventure and visit a few spots not far from Melaka town to find some Melaka famous food. Get ready for a huge Malaysia street food tour!

Restoran Ming Huat
This kopitiam houses a number of stalls and is a local favourite. One of our subscribers recommends it to us and suggests it’s a living embodiment of the concept of muhibbah, where people of different cultures, races and religions live and work side by side harmoniously, respectful of each other’s backgrounds. There is a Malay nasi lemak stall, an Indian Muslim stall and a Chinese stall in this kopitiam and it’s customers are from all different backgrounds. It really is the perfect example of muhibbah. We eat nasi lemak with a side of chicken rendang and sample mee kahwin a mash up of mamak rohak and mee rebus.

Aunty Koh Cendol
Aunty Koh’s cendol is some of the most famous in Melaka. Her stall is only open on Saturday and Sundays from 11:30am onwards. We arrive at 11:30am and by 12:00pm Aunty Koh has sold out!! What makes her cendol so special? The coconut milk. Aunty Koh grates and presses around 30 coconuts from around 1:00am the night before she opens. Fresh is an understatement!

Klebang Original Coconut Shake
Another must eat/drink in Melaka is the Klebang coconut shake. This iced concoction is made up of ice, coconut milk, coconut water and coconut flesh and is topped with a scoop of vanilla ice-cream. Delicious!

Kuih Keria Antarabangsa
Our final stop is Kuih Keria Antarabangsa. These sweet potato doughnuts are a crowd favourite and when they open at 1:00pm we guarantee there’ll already be a line of about 20 deep! Cooked sweet potato is mashed up with flour, deep fried and then covered in a gula melaka syrup. Mouth watering!

Details of where we ate:

Restoran Ming Huat
Jalan Ujong Pasir, Melaka, 75050 Malacca, Malaysia
Open Saturday to Thursday 7:30am to 11:00pm (the stalls we ate at operate for breakfast/lunch)
Closed Friday
Pork Free

Aunty Koh Cendol
Kampung Bukit Rambai, 75260 Malacca, Malaysia
Open Saturday and Sunday 11:30am to 1:00pm
Get there early!

Klebang Original Coconut Shake
5, 75200 Klebang, Melaka, Malaysia
Open 7 days 11:00am to 6:30pm except for Fridays 2:00pm to 6:30pm
Halal

Kuih Keria Antarabangsa
3123C, Jalan Limbongan, Kampung Limbongan, 75250 Melaka
Open Saturday to Thursday 1:00pm to 7:00pm
Halal

We are in Malaysia until the end of 2017 and would love any food recommendations. Please let us know your favourite places to eat in the comments below. And if you like this video, please give it a thumbs up, share it and subscribe to our channel. Thanks so much for your support.

We hope we've inspired you to eat and explore like a traveler, not a tourist.

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[realdafook]

They deserve more subs from Malaysian for promoting our cultures and foods

[davidostrowski]

You guys are the flipping experts on Malaysian food. I love it how you talk so confidently about it. Can I just say I have never had nasi lemak? WHAAATTT

The dish with the boiled egg and tofu definately looks right up my street. I LOVE TOFU!

I'm seriously considering coming back to Malaysia later in the year...

[muhammadsyahiranramli]

I think you are the one of the luckiest tourist that have a chance to taste variety of foods in Malaysia. Your channel deserve to have more subscribers. 👏

[englishrocks]

Hey guys! Just to let you know, I actually incorporated your videos in my English classes. Your colourful descriptive language really helps my students and get the hook on improving their language. Keep them coming, guys! Love love your fiery passion towards food!

[excitingadventure]

Everything you tried looks so good, specially the coconut shake and those sweet potato doughnuts. I will be definitely checking out your channel for food advise on my next travels!

[anassyazwanbinabdulmalek]

I love the fact that you guys really eat like a local Malaysian and how well you guys do your research about the food. Thank you for your effort to promote what Malaysian cuisines has to offer :) btw, Kuih Keria is my favourite kuih of all time! Keep it up guys!

[mrbadiuzzaman]

u guys are getting to be the go to expert on malaysian food even for us malaysians 👍

[imonisiss]

Yes yes they are all my favourite 'makan' spots in Melaka. Glad to see you tried them all!

[tosht]

👍👍 You two picked up some great recommendations indeed. I'm repeating myself I know but this is one of my favorite videos of yours. Love the variety of delicious looking and interesting (to me) dishes and all the excellent commentary.

Looks like Thomas has been converted to a doughnut lover...I recall some mention of not really being in to them. I'm sure I'd prefer the kuih keria without the glaze but they looked quite tasty.

[DaleDuffy]

Incredible prices for incredible videos, thanks again, Thomas & Sheena...!

[chubipower]

That cendol looks like the best one out of all that you've shown us. I like it when the cendol has a darker green colour n not as transparent (less slippery texture). Gonna try that when I go to melaka next time.

[sadiaasad]

Looks like u guys are really having great time and making me Hungry. Keep up the good work and really enjoy your clips.

[sufyaan]

I would just like to say a big thank you for the videos. Especially stating the 'halal' places you have dined at. For a traveller like me halal food is always something i have to try research for ages. You guys are awesome in your videos and have made my upcoming trip to malaysia so less stressful by providing addresses and also clearly stating the halal stalls/restaurants. It is much appreciated! Keep up the great work! Hope you enjoy your travels! Many thanks.

[mrek]

Hey guys. Brilliant video. For me Malaysia is the heart of all things food. We visited last year, and was totally blown away with the incredible diversity of flavours. Keeping chasing that plate. Kind regards, Errol.

[joejambul]

Wohooo! I love this episode so much. Congrats Thomas and sheena, you both really bring our Malaysian’s food up to another level.

[leodavinclavigan]

Massive respect and love to the Cendol granny.. from her smile face and her aging posture I can see her passion and proud in serving the best cendol to her customers..

[supermik]

That Nasi Lemak looks so good....And dem, Thomas is still in shape

[syahrinfaizin]

Hey i love your channel so much, so far this is the most accurate information about the food, and all the informations! Thank you for appreciating our foods in malaysia. If you come to malaysia it’s all about food n eat!

[Supermanz]

Please visit pahang and try our "gulai ikan patin masak tempoyak" a river fish we cook with using durian paste..it's really famous in Pahang especially in Temerloh

[WilliamChan-zi]

I love your videos and these are actually my favourite food in malaysia