I have walked the streets and this is the best place for Baba Nyonya Cendol. A must try! Try the noodles as well, too spicy but cendol soothens it

Price - The over price charge to tourist for the food was too much . Example Assam laksa cost Rm 10.50 for three type . Little choice only now .Cendol price Rm 7.00 The taste of the cendol and Assam laksa remain same like last...timeMore

Exactly a place to stop by for foodie. Amazing laksa. The taste is marvellous. The price is reasonable. The queue will be very long and you have to accept that. U cant chat and take your own sweet time to finish up your foods as...people are waiting to take your seat. Compulsory place to visit if you come to visit Malacca.More

My wife and I had planned to spend an hour or so exploring Jonker Street. We ended up spending more than two hrs here, and returned again few days later to check out other cafes. There are plenty cafes, eating places and shops to browse...and buy locally produced stuff like palm sugar, biscuits and other dried goods. Cafes I recommend are Stolen Cup and Daily Fix...good cafe, friendly service. Eat 18 looks nice from.The outside, but lacks warmth when it comes to service inside. Definitely avoid Hoe Kee Chicken Rice Stall near the entrance. Ranked high by many others, but, personally, it is the worst chicken rice I have ever had in all of Malaysia. Service here is also curt and transactional. Many chendol (local ice dessert drink) is a must try, to cool off after walking about on your feet in humid weather. If you are driving, good luck finding a parking space! May have to park some distance away and walk to the main streets. Enjoy!More

The laksa was quite good but the Cendol was highly passable.Being close to the tourist area's was a disadvantage.

The food here is tasty! We ate here for 2 consecutive days, savouring their laksa (we chose the “kahwin” broth - curry + Asam) and also cendol. The 1st day we had to queue whilst the 2nd day, because we were there early; around 11am,...we didn’t have to queue). Worth a visit if you can accept spicy (skip if you can’t take Cili - the broth is pretty spicy). Or alternatively, try the fish Ball noodle. The fish ball is juicy and tasty. don’t forget to order their fuchuk too! We opted to sit inside (longer queue) but there’s no queue if you don’t mind dining outside the cafeMore

The coconut taste like from can and gula melaka taste like normal sugar. Does nothing for me. East west cendol is better. The fish ball soup was nothing to shput about. No beansprout or even spring onion on the soup. We ask for cut chile...in soya sauce... none. Then we ask any sambal chile - the worker shouted no chilie at all... bad sevice and rude workers. Don't go..More