Peoples in Malacca-Jonker Street

This is Jonker Street - the centre street of Chinatown, in Melacca. The best part of Jonker Street is the night market on Fridays and Saturdays that sells everything from tasty treats to cheap keepsakes.

Jonker Street Nightlife - The Friday and Saturday Jonker Walk Night Market in Malacca City’s Chinatown closes down Jalan Hang Lekir to traffic and when the sun goes down here the handful of bars along the boulevard become a mini street party with tables oozing beyond the sidewalks and a mix of live music coursing throughout the area.

Ringo Classic & Antiques - It is a pub along the Jonker Street. People love to relax and drink here, especially on weekends. Enjoying good music and friendly service feature throughout this joint and it’s a good place to enjoy the sights of the market.

People usually like to go to Jonker Street on weekends. There are lots of hawker stalls, selling all kinds of food there. And it is delicious.

Friends or family will accompany each other to have fun and eat at the hawker stall. The price of food is cheap.

There are a lot of stalls at Jonker Street. selling a kinds of things. People like to buy things there. The things are very cheap too.

Not only local people in melacca like to spend their times or have their weekend activities at Jonker Street and so the foreigner.

Activities at Malacca- Jonker Street

This is the stage in Jonker Street.On weekend and on special occasion, there will normally be a mini concert held in Jonker Walk for its visitors to enjoy.

This is Jonker Gallery.This bontique has pretty clothes in flowing prints as well as bag, footwear and home decor. Jonker Gallery has four outlets on Jonker Street alone.

This is the dancing club.While walking on the Jonker Street on weekends one can notice some places having dancing classes.Many old and retired people participating in dancing and they like activities passing their free time in a healthy way.

This is the live band.The live bands which were common in Malacca sometimes back are no more in existence, save in few  places in hotels and cafe's.

This is the trishaw.The best way to enjoy Malacca in a slow and laid-back manner is to ride
 a trishaw. This trishaw will take you through streets and  
corners of Malacca that you could easily miss out on if you decide to venture out on your 


own. 

Building from Malacca- Jonker Street

The cafe is Geographer Cafe. The cafe is set in a shade of warm and cheery mustard colours and decorated with rustic appeal; it is cool and romantic even on a hot afternoon. The cafe is housed in a conspicuous corner pre-war building, which has been really well-restored and magically enchanted into a stunning living architecture. This eatery with its warm ambience reflects the gracious old charm of the seasoned traveler.

The ground floor of the Geographer cafe has the musical instrument such as keyboard, guitar and microphone. So, there have a solo performance every weekend and the cafe  can be very pack and crowded . I took the chance to snap around the cafe and I'm really impressed with the antiques displays around and the cozy ambience.

The restaurant is Eleven Bistro Restaurant in Jonker Street. At Eleven Bistro,there serve not only Portuguese cooking but there also furnish your dining experience with an artistic environment with a fusion of Portuguese notion and long forgotten impression. It’s comfortable, with some oldies decoration and dim lighting.

This is Sweet Summer House, a white theme wooden-made house that sells hand-made soap.  The shop is also quite small. There have a litter garden at the both side of the main entrance. 

This is Bistro Year 1673. Currently the grand old building is transformed into a Bistro, where deserving diner are able to have a memorable meal with a different dining experience.

This restaurant is Restorant Anak Nyonya. .The restaurant is rather small cause it's only can cater 5 big table and others small table and the back 'Lane'. There also have some introduce of Anak Nyonya Restaurant in magazine and newspaper on the wall.

Food From Malacca- Jonker street

This is a traditional sweet. In Chinese we call it as '' ting ting tang" (RM 2.00 per packet), '' tang" means sweet. This is a kind of traditional sweet and it is very popular in Malacca. In the same time, they also sell ''mai ya tang''(RM 1.50 per stick)  it also a kind of traditional sweet, it is very sticky. It will stick on your teeth, but it taste very nice.

This is ''otak-otak'' it's taste very different from other places. It is very delicious and popular in Malacca. Even the '' HOCHAK'' TV program also come and interview them about their "otak-otak''.

This is pineapple cookies. It's make by Nyonya, it is very crispy and taste good. while it just cost RM8.00 per box, it is a kind of traditional cookies in Malacca.

 This is chicken rice ball. It is very special food because they twist the rice into a round shape like a ball. And you eat the rice ball with their famous "Hainan" chicken. It's taste is different from the others chicken rice.

This is candy haws on the stick, in Chinese we call it '' bing tang hu lu''. They sell strawberry and grape, while you can have chocolate and traditional sweet flavour as your topping. It is very good choice as your dessert. It's cost RM 2.50 per stick.

This is Durian Crispy Roll. While, Durian Crispy Roll we only can found it in Malacca. It is very delicious and cheap. 3 pieces of Durian Crispy Roll only cost us RM 5.00, is a best choice to try it.

This is coconut ''tomyam'' seafood. Is Baba and Nyonya food. It is has a very special taste when you eat the "tomyam" soup with the fresh coconut meat it is very different when we eat the ''tomyam" seafood without the coconut meat.