Far East Cafe, Jonker Street Malacca \\ Food Review \\ #TehChamLee #EatOoo




While we were in Malacca, we decided to try a restaurant that's pretty empty and not very hyped online for lunch. Mainly because everywhere else that are popular tourist spots are full. So why not. 

Far East Cafe serves mostly Nyonya food, they are Malacca's specialty, it's only right to try some when you are there. Just google Nyonya culture and you'll be able to find out more about the history of how the Nyonya culture came about as it's actually pretty interesting. Who knew intercultural marriage could produce such amazing dishes! 

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Sambal Fried Rice

Chicken Pandan Rolls

Pork Ponteh

Far East Cafe address: 
Jalan Hang Lekir, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

xo, 

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