Nancy's Kitchen Nyonya Cuisine

Warxi Marliana

3.0

Excellent dark nut recipe, the Malaysian truffle! Must try out this nyonya cuisine location for local meals when in Melaka.

Feyza Korkmaz

5.0

Pai tee, assam bak, nyonya laksa... all tasty nyonya are available here. Awesome, nice atmosphere too. The truly flavor of peranakan. ^^

Natasyaeldra

5.0

Best Hat (Pai Tee / Pie Tee) Rm 4.80 (5 cones) They looked too burnt when served but actually weren't. So tasty, the popiah fillings inside them were nice sour and fragrance. No prawns.

Marcheli Alexandra T Kaligis

5.0

Its moderately cheap. Must consider: otak2, pai tee/best hats, move hiang, prawn sambal petai and chendol. Closes at 5pm on weekdays, 9pm on weekends.

Inesnur

4.0

Pai Tee is great, asam seafood so-so - too sour, loh bak is great, rendang poultry so-so, cendol is great with an excellent taste from crimson bean.. overall ok 😉

Osman Mert

3.0

Long que but make an effort to request to dine upstairs in case you are in a small team. Ayam Buah Keluak is actually interesting. Think it’s great or dislike it, but Personally, i love it :)

Palak.bhansali9

5.0

The keluak Kari (pork) is crucial have. We have constantly got this but this time around we had it, very little meat, mainly bones. Telur goreng cincalok and assam fish can be pretty good. The cendol is as well sweet tho

Wulan Sari Sulaksono

4.0

Decent Nyonya cuisine with sensible price. Like the sambal squids with stink bean, been going to many nyonya eating place and I could only have babi (pork) pongteh out of this restaurant.

Fransiska

4.0

Good spot to get your Nyonya food addiction pleased. Multi level therefore sittings are sufficient and spacious. Efficient and great selection of Nyonya cuisines. Must attempt if u r around.

Ilonna Claudya

3.0

Pai tee is really a must-try. Chap chai is quite suitable for those reduced spicy tolerance. Serving period is relatively quick even yet in peak hour. Be sure you seek out the nuts articles when buying ayam buak keluak.